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HyperX Cloud Flight S wireless headset also charges wirelessly

HyperX Cloud Flight S Wireless Headset Review: A High Price for Qi Charging

Posted on April 17, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

But that wireless Qi charging, while convenient, feels more like a gimmick than a feature that is really necessary – and you’ll need to pay extra to take advantage of it. And at $160 at the time of writing, its beta software also stands as an obstacle preventing the Cloud Flight S from being the best gaming headset.

The HyperX Cloud Flight S (PC and PlayStation 4) continues the vendor’s now long-standing tradition of comfort, an attractive design and strong build quality while boasting impressive battery life, wireless signal range and, for the first time, Qi wireless charging.
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