Cloud II Wireless

Cloud II Wireless Firmware Update 4100 Download Firmware If your headset seems to stop working after the update, you may need to re-pair the headset to the USB dongle.

Setting up with PlayStation 4 1. Set Input Device to USB Headset (HyperX Cloud II Wireless) 2. Set Output Device to USB Headset (HyperX Cloud II Wireless) 3. Set Output to Headphones to All Audio 4, Set Volume Control (Headphones) to maximum

Cloud II Wireless (PC) Setup 1. Connect the wireless USB adapter to the PC. 2. Power on the headset. 3. Right-click speaker icon > Select Open Sound settings > Select Sound Control Panel 4. Under the Playback tab, click on “HyperX Cloud II Wireless” and click on the Set Default button. 5. Right-clic

Charging the Headset It is recommended to fully charge your headset before first use. When charging the headset, the headset status LED will indicate the current charge status Wired charging To charge the headset via wired, plug the headset to a USB port with the USB charge cable.

Cloud II Wireless Headset Specifications Headphone Driver: Dynamic, 53mm with neodymium magnets Type: Circumaural, Closed back Frequency response: 15Hz–20kHz Impedance: 60 Ω Sound pressure level: 104dBSPL/mW at 1kHz T.H.D.: ≤ 1% Weight: 300g Weight with mic: 309g Cable length and type: USB charge ca

Cloud II Wireless Controls Status LED Power / 7.1 Surround Sound button Hold for 3 seconds to power the headset on/off Press to toggle 7.1 Surround Sound* on/off *Virtual 7.1 surround sound outputs as a 2 channel stereo signal to be used with stereo headphones. Mic mute / mic monitoring button Press

Manually Pairing the Headset and USB Adapter The headset and USB adapter are automatically paired together out of the box. But if the manual pairing is needed, follow the steps below to pair the headset and USB adapter. 1. While the headset is powered off, hold down the power button until the headse

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Cloud II Wireless User Manual

Using the Ngenuity Application from here, go to the headset panel and click on the battery icon. There are several options for time intervals and to disable the feature completely