HyperX Cloud Mini Wired Headphones

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Last Updated: 14th November 2024

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Key Specs

Headphone Type On-Ear
Microphone Yes
Connectivity Wired
Type Headphones

Market Status Released

Release Date September 2024

HyperX Cloud Mini Wired Headphones Review

Design / Comfort
Audio Quality
Value For Money

Good
Ergonomic
Easily portable
Practical for long-term, fatigue-free use
Good mic performance

Bad
Not enough passive noise isolation
Sound lacks details

The HyperX Cloud Mini wired headphones are aimed at young gamers and come with a controlled volume level to prevent hearing issues. The headphones have a closed-back on-ear design with padded, rotating earcups and adjustable neckbands. They carry a 30mm neodymium dynamic driver and an omnidirectional microphone with flip-to-mute support. The accompanying 3.5mm cable allows the headset to be compatible with a wide range of devices like smartphones, PC, Nintendo Switch, Steam Deck and more. In this review, we will explore the benefits and drawbacks of the headphones and if you should consider buying a pair.

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HyperX Cloud Mini Wired Headphones Summary

The HyperX Cloud Mini wired headphones have a closed-back design with an adjustable neckband slider and padded earcups. The rotating earcups offer users convenient portability and storage options. The 3.5mm accompanying cable enables the headphones to be compatible with a large number of devices, including some phones.

The headphones carry 30mm dynamic neodymium drivers and an electret condenser omnidirectional microphone. They offer a frequency response range of 20Hz to 20,000Hz. The on-ear, closed-back design is said to provide a certain level of passive noise cancellation. The microphone supports the flip-to-mute feature.

The sound experience of the HyperX Cloud Mini wired headphones is less detailed than most competing headsets in the market. That is not necessarily a disadvantage since they are aimed at children aged between 8 and 12 years. They offer a comfortable, fatigue-free listening and gaming experience with an audio level below 85 dB. The adjustable size allows adults to use the headphones, too.