Cloud Alpha Series

Setup The headset features a detachable cable and detachable microphone. To connect the detachable headset cable, locate the end with the headphone icon label and plug the cable into the female jack on the left headset ear cup. The plug and ear cup female jack both have a grey color for easy identif

Usage (mobile device) To use the headset with a mobile device (or other device) with a headset jack (4 pole CTIA), connect the 3.5mm plug directly into the headset jack on your device.

Overview A. Status LED B. Power Button C. Mic Mute / Mic Monitoring Button D. USB-C Charge Port E. Microphone Port F. Volume Wheel G. Detachable Microphone H. Microphone Mute LED I. USB Adapter J. Wireless Status LED K. Wireless Pairing Pin Hole L. USB Charge Cable

Controls Status LED *Battery level indication *The status LED will automatically turn off to conserve battery life Power Button Hold for 3 seconds to power headset on/off Press to hear battery level voice prompt Mic mute / mic monitoring button Press to toggle mic mute on/off LED On – Mic muted LED

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 Alpha Wireless) 4. Under Audio Output set the following: Output Device: USB Headset (HyperX Cloud Alph

*Advanced Troubleshooting. Do not attempt if you are unsure. We highly recommend reaching out to the HyperX support team for assistance. - Verify that the DTS APO service "DtsHpXV2Apo4Service" is running. Can be checked in Windows "Services" App. If DTS APO service is not running, try installing Vis

Cloud Alpha User Manual

Cloud Alpha S Quick Start Guide

Using with console & mobile Connect the headset to the device’s 3.5mm port with the 3.5mm (4-pole) cable.

Usage (PC) To connect the headset to your computer (or another device) that has both a headphone jack and a microphone jack, connect the headset’s 3.5mm plug to the female jack on the PC extension cable. The PC extension cable has two 3.5mm jacks. The audio plug, which has green stripes, plugs into