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Func HS-260 Vs. Hyperx cloud

I need a new headset. Tritton was shit and broke within a year.

It's Between Func hs-260 or hyperx Cloud.

 

Hyperx: http://www.amazon.com/HyperX-Cloud-Gaming-Headset-KHX-H3CL/dp/B00JJNQG98

Lower mic quality but better build and (sound?)

Func: http://www.amazon.com/FUnc-FUNC-HS-260-1ST-Func-Gaming-Headset/dp/B00I3YM3KA

The mic quality is amazing for a gaming headset.

 

If you want to suggest something my budget is $120 maybe a bit more.

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You'd probably be better off with the Func HS-260

 

HyperX isn't really a peripherals manufacturer, whereas Func puts a lot of time effort and research into all the peripherals they make

 

Plus it's cheaper :D

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You'd probably be better off with the Func HS-260

HyperX isn't really a peripherals manufacturer, whereas Func puts a lot of time effort and research into all the peripherals they make

Plus it's cheaper :D

The cloud is made of the qpad 90 headset which Beyerdynamic builds (kind a)

So I would take the cloud.

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You'd probably be better off with the Func HS-260

 

HyperX isn't really a peripherals manufacturer, whereas Func puts a lot of time effort and research into all the peripherals they make

 

Plus it's cheaper :D

Hyper X is made by Kingston and I like em they work real nice D: and I'd choose them again of the Func Hs 260s

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Idk about the func, but dmitry from hardwarecanucks was impressed by the cloud

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The HyperX Cloud is pretty much the only proper affordable headset since it has Beyerdynamic genes. If you are not open for headphones + mic combo, the HyperX Cloud is the best there is under $200*.

 

*outside sales and deals/as new

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The cloud is made of the qpad 90 headset which Beyerdynamic builds (kind a)

So I would take the cloud.

 

 

Its is actually a chinese OEM  Takstar that make it.  Its based on the pro80.

That said its  has pretty highly regarded sound quality and price.    The QH-85-90, cloud and pro80 all get great reviews.

 

 

A few of you guys are spreading misinformation.

The QH-1339 is made by Beyerdynamic. QH-85/90 made by Takstar.

The QH-85/90  and QH-1339 are similar aesthetically  but they use different OEM.

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I will probably take the HyperX Cloud based on reviews. 

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HyperX.  Better Build Quality and Good Sound.   Nothing comes close in the headset market to it at its $100 USD price and that is a value for what it is.  

 

 

Price is $80 now...Didn't know that.  No reason to not get it now.

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