HP has announced a number of products at its reinforcement conference this week, most of which range from refreshments to unclear new models. But an update worth discussing is the wireless Hyperx Cloud 3 S, the successor to the popular and great Cloud 3 wireless, as well as adding $ 80 new Cloud aircraft double wireless Headphones to the line.
Cloud 3 S adds Bluetooth in addition to a wireless 2.4GHz over older Cloud 3 wirelesswhich allows Hyperx to increase the battery life: it says the same 120 hours as the older model when connected via Dongle by 2.4GHz, but because Bluetooth attracts less power, Hyperx now rates it in 200 hours when using Bluetooth. Like much less expensive double -modes headphones, cloud 3 s can only be switched between Bluetooth and 2.4GHz, not to use them simultaneously. One of the biggest disadvantages is that you can't track your phone's notifications while connecting to your computer – just listen to Ringwining and boot and control calls. It looks identical to the older model.
The cloudy aircraft doubles alike, but the new headset is at the level of entry/step, with the same aesthetics as Stinger Models. There are typical specifications for its class, including battery life of 20 to 25, foam pads and 40 mm drivers. In deviation from the typical Hyperx head strip, it includes the design of an elastic skier suspension similar to steelseries.