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  • Cloud Core 7.1 PC or Mac

    PC or Mac PC: Control Panel › Sound › Set Default Playback and Recording to “HyperX Virtual Surround Sound” Mac: Apple® Menu › System Preferences › Sound › Set default output and input to “HyperX Virtual Surround Sound” * Virtual 7.1 surround sound effect output as a 2 channel stereo signal to be us

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  • Cloud III S Wireless - Voice / Tone Notifications

    In NGENUITY software, the headset can be set to prioritize voice notifications or tone notifications. If voice prompts are set to off, the headset will switch to tones for the following notifications: Power on / off Adapter connected / disconnected Bluetooth connected / disconnected Volume at minimu

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  • Cloud Specifications

    Technical Specifications Headset Transducer type: Dynamic 53mm Operating principle: Closed Frequency response: 15Hz-25KHz (earphones) Nominal impedance: 60 ohm per system Nominal SPL: 98+/-3dB T.H.D: < 2% Power handling capacity: 150mW • Sound coupling to the ear: Circumaural Ambient noise attenuati

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  • Cloud Mini Tuck-Away Boom Microphone

    Tuck-Away Boom Microphone ​

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  • Cloud Mini Wireless Button Controls

    Bluetooth Multifunction Button Power Button ​

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  • CloudX Overview

    Overview A. Leatherette headband B. Headband adjustment slider C. Leatherette ear cushions D. Detachable noise cancellation mic E. Cable with in line audio control

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  • Cloud III S Wireless Overview

    A. Mic mute / mic monitoring button B. Status LED C. Power button D. USB-C charge port E. Microphone port F. Multifunction button G. Volume wheel H. Mode switch I. Removeable earcup plates J. Detachable microphone K. Microphone mute LED L. USB wireless dongle M. Dongle status LED N. Pairing pin hole

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  • Cloud Core Usage (Xbox® One)

    Cloud Core Usage (Xbox One) To use the HyperX Cloud Core headset with Xbox One, you will need the Xbox One adapter (sold separately) that plugs into the Xbox One controller (pictured below). Connect the 3.5mm jack on the headset directly to the Xbox One adapter.

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  • Cloud Core Specifications

    Technical Specifications Headset Transducer type: Dynamic 53mm Operating principle: Closed Frequency response: 15Hz-25KHz Nominal impedance: 60 ohm per system Nominal SPL: 98+/-3dB THD: < 2% • Power handling capacity: 150mW Sound coupling to the ear: Circumaural Ambient noise attenuation: Approx. 20

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  • Cloud II Wireless DTS Playstation 5 Setup

    Setting up with PlayStation 5 1. Connect the wireless USB adapter to the PlayStation 5 console. 2. Go to the home page and select Settings > Sound 3. Under Microphone, set the following: Input Device to USB Headset (HyperX Cloud II Wireless) 4. Under Audio Output, set the following: Output Device: U

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