I bought this after hearing how great the HyperX brand, expecting top of the line quality. However, I was incredibly disappointed with the quality of it, to the point where I almost immediately returned it. Maximum volume is incredibly low on this headset.

I purchased these for my son for Xmas last year and it wasn't more than 2 weeks and the plastic on the boom mic cracked. It was near where it connects to the headset. I thought he was just hard on ithe headset but he assures me that all he was doing was adjusting the boom position and it crack.

decent sound; cord on mike does not twist and tangle like other headsets

boom mic broke after a couple of weeks

With the revolve Kingston stepped away from the great design of the original Clouds and decided to go in a new (more gamey) design direction. According to my source at Kingston one of the goals was to open up the sound stage more, something closer to open back in effect.

Decent Bass; good sound stage; comfortable

Mic is not very good; headband has a ring that is easy to hear

The HyperX Cloud Revolver offers rich audio within a comfy, durable design, but it lacks some key features for a $120 gaming headset.

Crisp; immersive audio; Comfy ear cups; Automatically adjusts to your head; Durable steel frame

No virtual 7.1 surround sound; Relatively pricey

The Cloud Revolver is HyperX's gaming headset for those who want an analogue connection and a comfortable design for long gaming sessions. Priced at ￡99.99, it's more expensive than the brilliant Cloud II, but comes with a "studio grade" soundstage and a new design.

Universal compatibility; Innovative design; Very comfortable; Respectable audio quality

Headset jiggles when moved; Microphone isn't fantastic; Metal band conducts noise; Relatively expensive

If you are looking to invest about 10k in a pair of dedicated gaming headphones, then you can consider the Cloud Revolver. Sure, there is no 7.1 surround or noise canceling audio, but the performance and comfort of the headphones are good for long hours of gaming.

Good; comfortable build; Commendable audio performance; Short cable is great for console gamers

Metal headband can get annoying for some; No surround sound

The Kingston HyperX Cloud Revolver provides multiple device use with it's 3.5mm jacks and heavenly precise immersive sound reproduction. Both invigorating and surprising at gaming and music the comfort and luxury of the headset is unexpected in this price range.

Versatility; True Sound Reproduction; Immersive Game Play; Self-Adjusting Head Strap; Noise Canceling Mic; Durability; Memory Foam

Lacks 7.1 Surround Sound; Little Expensive

Very sturdy headset I really like it. The Sound is amazing and the frame is good not that heavy on the head either.

Ordered the headset on 24th May using express, delivered right to my doorstep on the 25th May. Love the sound quality, crisp treble and midtones, decent bass, good for gaming. Mic quality is very good.

The Cloud Revolver is solid gaming headset, but its price lands it above most of the market's current offerings.

Lightweight; Comfortable; Clear and crisp sound quality;

Pricey; Lack of portability