Cloud Alpha Wireless (left); Cloud Alpha (right) Photo: Phillip Tracy/Gizmodo When it comes to connectivity, the Cloud Alpha Wireless use a 2.4Ghz dongle for an approximate wireless range of 20 yards.

The Cloud Alpha Wireless features DTS Headphone:X spatial audio, an improvement on the virtual 7.1 available before, and trades the wired connection for a USB dongle that keeps audio latency ...

At $200, the HyperX Cloud Alpha Wireless isn’t necessarily cheap, ... It does so through a 2.4GHz connection, using an included dongle. Unlike some of HyperX’s other headsets, ...

HyperX's Cloud Alpha Wireless boasts a massive 300 hours of battery life, which is backed up by the best comfort and sound quality in the industry. ... The wireless USB dongle is exclusive to PC.

This new HyperX Cloud Alpha Wireless uses a USB dongle, which means audio lag won’t be an issue. It also features DTS Headphone:X virtual surround sound and apparently boasts 300 hours of ...

The Cloud Alpha Wireless didn't fully drop the signal, but it only made it about 40 feet before the signal began to degrade. For me, that means the difference between being able to pop off to the ...

HyperX says its Cloud Alpha Wireless is the longest-lasting wireless gaming headset on a single charge . ... it's entirely through HyperX's proprietary 2.4GHz dongle, ...

The HyperX Cloud Alpha S brings back everything I loved about the original Cloud Alpha and enhances it with 7.1 surround sound, improved pads, and a game-chat balance right in-line on the dongle.

The HyperX Cloud Alpha wireless gaming headset will cost $199.99, with a release date slated for February. Taylor is the Associate Tech Editor at IGN. You can follow her on Twitter @TayNixster .

It’s also a reason that the HyperX Cloud Alpha Wireless is so intriguing. One of the newest headsets from HyperX advertises a jaw-dropping 300 hours of battery life on a single charge.

HyperX headset It seems like there’s an endless selection of ultra-cheap, generic gaming headsets from no-name companies that are understandably hard to put your trust in. In contrast to all … ...