- Connection
- Driver size
- Controls
Specs that matter
Display
- Panel
- Headset
Audio
- Type
- Gaming headset
- Wear
- Over-ear
- Battery
- 300 h
- Driver
- 50 mm
- Impedance
- 62 Ω
Body
- Weight
- 11.8 oz (335 g)
- Colors
- Black Red
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Should you buy it?
The Cloud Alpha Wireless is rated for up to 300 hours per charge, and in practice that means you forget where the cable is. The dual-chamber 50mm drivers keep bass tight and separate from the mids, DTS Headphone:X spatial audio is built in, and the frame is the same comfortable aluminum design that made the wired Alpha a staple. It's 2.4GHz only, though: no Bluetooth, no 3.5mm.
Best for
PC gamers who hate charging and want a proven, comfortable frame
Not for
Anyone who wants Bluetooth for a phone or a wired fallback
Main strengthRated for up to 300 hours of battery life
Main weakness2.4GHz USB dongle only: no Bluetooth or 3.5mm
Reasons to buy
Rated for up to 300 hours of battery life
Dual-chamber 50mm drivers keep bass from smearing the mids
DTS Headphone:X spatial audio built in
Durable aluminum frame with memory-foam pads
Reasons to avoid
2.4GHz USB dongle only: no Bluetooth or 3.5mm
Mic is serviceable, not broadcast quality
No active noise cancellation
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