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I have Razer Kraken Pro now. Is it worth it to get the Kraken 7.1 or Hyper X Cloud 2 for $100? Thanks a lot.

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I heard cloud is the better one.

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Out of those two, the Cloud II if you value quality. I would stay away from Razer's "audio" products. The smart option would be to get proper headphones (like Sennheiser 518) and a separate microphone (like Zalman ZM-MIC1).

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Out of those two, the Cloud II if you value quality. I would stay away from Razer's "audio" products. The smart option would be to get proper headphones (like Sennheiser 518) and a separate microphone (like Zalman ZM-MIC1).

I'm no audiophile, I just want a good headset for Counter Strike and the Cloud should be nice for me. Thanks people, I guess it's unanimous. 

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I own the Kraken 7.1's, and from my experience they are exactly the same as the regular Kraken Pro's. Aside from the glowing LED on either side, synapse recognizes them as 7.1 compatible and so you get access to Razer's surround software and EQ settings. Basically, if you download and use Razer's surround software with your current Kraken's, you are essentially hearing what the 7.1's will output.

 

I'd say go for the Clouds, as the sound sig is pretty good for a gaming headset, and they do provide a bassy enough sound to appease to many gamers.

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Cloud II, ditch those "7.1 headsets" down in a toilet.

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Either a Cloud or a real pair of headphones...

Look into the Sennheiser 518s or Superlux HD-thingys and get a Modmic or something the like as a mic.

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I have the Kraken Pro's and I love them, but I love bass. Most people don't like that much bass. The Krakens are extremely comfortable but from what I've heard so are the clouds. If you are a major bass head, get the Krakens. Otherwise, get the Clouds.

 

EDIT: forgot that the Kraken 7.1's cost like $100. Don't get em. I just use the Kraken Pro's with Razer Surround.

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Get the clouds or a pair of open headphones

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Don't buy the Cloud 2 I've made a huge mistake buying them :/

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Don't buy the Cloud 2 I've made a huge mistake buying them :/

I'll probably stick with the Kraken, I always have the best hearing in the game ins CS:GO no matter what so that's what matters

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Don't buy the Cloud 2 I've made a huge mistake buying them :/

 

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Got Kraken 7.1

 

Not worth it. If you are into that "gaming" labeled stuff - go with Clouds.

But you can get something even more neat for the same price, just not "gaming".

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Either the hyperx cloud 2, or if not get the hyeprx cloud.

If I've said something wrong, please correct me

 

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Either the hyperx cloud 2, or if not get the hyeprx cloud.

 

Agreed with this. Dont get the cloud 2 just get the standard cloud.

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Agreed with this. Dont get the cloud 2 just get the standard cloud.

Can I have a littlehelp with my decision? I am about to purchase a hyperx cloud 2 (for the usb sound card, my cord isn't long enough) and for the extra comfort? from what reviews say, and of course, aesthetics. What is better about the hyperx cloud (other than, of course, price)?

If I've said something wrong, please correct me

 

My Builds:

Peripherals: 
Keyboard: Roccat TKL Pro Cherry MX blue, Mouse: Roccat Kone XTD, Headset: Currently apple earbuds, planning to upgrade to hyperx cloud or hyperx cloud 2 
Really Old Desktop 
 Processor: Intel Core i7 920, Motherboard: Gigabyte GA-FX58-DS4, RAM: 9GB Corsair XM3 (3*3GB in triple channel) 600 or 800mhz, Graphics Card: Asus 8400GS passive, Asus GT630 4GB if i can get it working, Case: Cheapo Throwout case with most of the standoffs missing, HDD: Some old 80GB hard drive, PSU: Thermaltake Toughpower 550w, Monitor: 32" Kogan TV, OS: Fedora 13 
 Laptop Which I Use For Everything: 
Processor: Intel Core i5 3337U, RAM: 8GB (2*4GB) 1600MHZ, Graphics Card: Nvidia 710m HDD/SSD: WD Black2 Dual Drive, OS: Windows 8.1 
 40 GB/s Network Tester
Processor: Some really good Intel Core i3, Motherboard: Gigabyte GA-H67N-USB3-B3, Ram: Corsair Value Select 4GB (2*2GB) 1600MHZ, Graphics Card: Integrated, Case: Some 1U rackmount mini-itx case with no front bays, HDD: Seagate Momentus 5400, 250GB 2.5" 5400RPM, PSU: Enchance 250W 80+ Bronze 1U power supply, CPU cooler: Cooljag double ball bearing 1U cooler (70DB! 70DB!), NIC: Mellanox 40Gb/s QSFP+ PCIe 3.0 8x NIC, Monitor: any ones lying around, or 32" Kogan TV, OS: CentOS 6.2 (I Think)
Planned 100Gb/s Newtork Tester
Processor: Intel Core i7 4790k, Motherboard: Asus Maximus VII Impact, Ram: Kingston or G.Skill 8GB 2400MHZ Low Profile, Graphics Card: Integrated, Case: 1U Rackmount ITX case, HDD: Samsung 850 EVO 120GB, PSU: Enchance 250W 80+ Bronze 1U power supply, CPU cooler: Cooljag double ball bearing 1U cooler (70DB! 70DB!), NIC: Mellanox 100Gb/s PCIe 3.0 16x NIC, Monitor: Any lying around or 32" Kogan TV, OS: Fedora 22 or CentOS
 
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Thats like saying! 16gb ram or 4gb. Everyone would go for the 16gb.

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