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Cactu
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i do not have a budget but i would like the cheapest that you can find with these specifications:

good noise cancellation

surround sound

comfortably

wireless

 

thx

M8 this belongs in the audio subforum.....

I'll report it so that it can be moved to the right place :)

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Wireless and cheap don't go.

 

Hyperx clouds would be the best bet for you.

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I have HyperX Cloud 1st gen. For the price, they are amazing. Build quality is great, sound is amazing plus they're stereo (which I prefer). If you want surround, 2gen HyperX would be my choice.

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I have HyperX Cloud 1st gen. For the price, they are amazing. Build quality is great, sound is amazing plus they're stereo (which I prefer). If you want surround, 2gen HyperX would be my choice.

 

^^ Hyperx Cloud 1st gen would also be my recommendation. Comfy good build quality and great sound. Do not bother with the 2nd gen. Ive come to learn that "surround" in a headset is not what it says it is.

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I have HyperX Cloud 1st gen. For the price, they are amazing. Build quality is great, sound is amazing plus they're stereo (which I prefer). If you want surround, 2gen HyperX would be my choice.

 

 

^^ Hyperx Cloud 1st gen would also be my recommendation. Comfy good build quality and great sound. Do not bother with the 2nd gen. Ive come to learn that "surround" in a headset is not what it says it is.

 

I agree. I own Hyperx Cloud and they are amazing for their price.  :D

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I have the g930's and they are ok. All "headsets" are really just garbage, overpriced headphones with a mic built in.... If you could hack it, I would go for a good pair of headphones and a modmic. I have a pair of HE-500's and a modmic and I couldent be happier. I almost never use my g930's anymore-- only If im walking around my house. Check out thse vids

 

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