The headphones are great in every aspect. Purchased for 89 euros last October, they replaced the Cloud II, which I believed had the best sound I had ever heard.

No comparison. By listening to both, we understand that the Flight headphones are two classes above in terms of sound quality, whether used wirelessly or wired. Especially if you combine them with an external sound card or DAC, they become even more impressive. As an example, I have paired them with a Soundblaster G6, and since I bought it, I have stopped using them wirelessly.

If we add to this the very good microphone for the price category, the excellent build quality and materials, the user-friendliness, the relatively light weight, the comfort of the cushions, the long range, and the ability to use them in another room without any issues or interruptions, we understand that the headphones are at the top in the 90 to 100 euro range when it comes to wireless headphones.

The battery life is exceptional, especially if we double-click the control button behind the microphone jack on the left ear cup to turn off the illuminated HX logo on the external sides of the headphones.

We have the ability to adjust the volume with a "scroll wheel" on the right ear cup.

As mentioned, when you purchase them, you need to update the firmware from the HyperX website.

I don't know how the G635, G935, or other competing products in the category sound, as I don't have the ability to test them all, of course. However, based on my experience with these specific headphones, I can confidently say that they are an excellent and very reliable choice, and they literally lack nothing. If you don't want to waste your money on experiments and trials, the Flight headphones are the sure solution.

I have had them for about a month..let's talk about the negatives..personally, for me, they were not comfortable at all, resulting in my ears touching the speaker and causing discomfort..which I solved by buying brainwavz pads from Amazon and they are simply wonderful.
Microphone..it has a lot of equalizer, it is not at all of good quality, it is very simple and I noticed that many agree with this.
I'm not sure about the battery life because the software has a bug and it never shows exactly how much battery you have..
And finally, the connection does not reach too far as some claim, at least for me, in a 75 sqm house, it weakens and gets lost after the kitchen.

The positives are that they have very good sound and you can easily spot others, for example, for music, it is excellent for me to relax and listen, as well as for movies, the sound is really good.

For me, who bought them for 100 euros, it was the right choice..but for more, I wouldn't give it, maybe I would go for another brand

Tremendous acoustics, but since they have the same price, go blindly for the cloud flight S which are the best of hyperx! ... Well, I got my hands on both the cloud A and the cloud flight and I have to say that I was disappointed by the difference they had in terms of quality compared to the cloud flight. I tried the cloud alpha to play with electronic drums and it was a complete disappointment. I don't know if I got a faulty piece or if it's generally like that. The cloud flight, despite being wireless and having "worse" technical specifications (on paper), had much better bass and sound performance. I tested them side by side with a double visma on my PC. In the end, I decided to keep the cloud flight and sell the alpha. The only thing that is better about the cloud alpha is that they were extremely comfortable to wear, unlike the less comfortable cloud flight (very warm and thin earpads, but with an extra 20 euros, you can get amazing earpads with cooling gel from Brainwavz!). Despite all this, I wasn't impressed by the alpha, despite the reviews I saw on skroutz... If you prefer something cheaper, I would recommend going for the hyperx cloud II, which also support 7.1 sound and I have tested them at an internet cafe, they are unique. On the other hand, for wireless and stereo, in my opinion, the flight and especially the flight S with 7.1 are the ultimate headphones.

Owner for 2 months I upgraded from Hyper x cloud (I had them for almost 3 years) and I can say that the difference was quite big, not so much in terms of sound but in the fact that they are quite comfortable on the ears even with many hours of use.
positives:
+The volume of the sound is not very high but its quality is impeccable
+They are very lightweight, making long-term use not tiring
+The range of Bluetooth is very large
+Its battery life is around 30 hours (without the LED lights on, of course)
negatives:
-I had an issue the first time I tried to connect them, the Bluetooth couldn't find them, so I had to search online for half an hour until I figured out what to do
-In general, there is a lack of software from the company that would further enhance the headphones
-Its construction is all made of plastic (I was used to Hyper x cloud which had some parts made of aluminum). Of course, this is justified by its weight
Of course, the negatives cannot take away any star from these headphones.
Now, as for the white noise that I read in previous reviews, etc., I don't experience any problems at all, and if someone does, the company probably replaces them.
At the price of 90 euros that I bought them, I am quite satisfied with the value.
Comment: I am re-evaluating after 8 months of daily use for at least 12 hours (my brother also uses them) and they are truly the best in terms of comfort. The sound is high-quality but not loud. The only complaint is the microphone, as I would have liked it to have better performance.

If you want a review that will convince you to buy them, I'm sure you can find many on YouTube or wherever else you can find product reviews.

I am here to mention the problems that, although I often read about them on independent websites/forums from regular buyers, I decided to ignore because whatever YouTube video or technical analysis I looked at, they all said everything was great. And because I have been a owner of the classic Cloud Headset for 5-6 years, I thought, "what could go wrong?"

I won't be dramatic and say "many things can go wrong," but there are some basic things that, when they go wrong, make it almost impossible to use any headset.

Let's put aside the "strong bass" and the details and talk about the fundamentals.

Sound
The sound is very good for a gaming headset. It is a bit more "colored" than the older Cloud Headsets and generally more colored than I would like, but most gaming headphones are like that to enhance gaming sounds. There is nothing negative to say here, I am satisfied with the sound.

Comfort
Never in a million years did I think I would speak negatively about the comfort of a headset, since I have small ears, not protruding at all, and a small to medium-sized head.

And yet, even for my standards, the left ear touches the inside of the headset so intensely that it is unbearable for more than 20 minutes. If you persist and keep them on your head for 1-2 hours, the immediate pain is replaced by numbness and discomfort. And of course, every new day, the initial feeling gets worse because the ear clearly shows that it doesn't like being pressed against hard plastic for 2-4 hours every day. Many people wrote about this in forums, some for the right ear, some for the left ear, but I never took them seriously because I always said, "okay, but I have small ears and I never had such an issue with any headphones I tried" (and I have tried many headphones). Some solve this by buying custom cushions for the headphones, but personally, I find it unacceptable that the issue of comfort arises at this price.

Wireless
Wireless connection! Yay!! That's why you pay €120 instead of the €60-70 that a pair of high-quality headphones would cost.

However, these headphones, like many other wireless headphones, have a significant issue with "White Noise." This is a constant noise, like when the TV shows white snow or like the noise of the radio between stations. It is not (particularly) noticeable when you are playing, but if you are one of those who wear the headphones without playing or listening to sound (just for noise reduction they offer or because you don't want to put them on/take them off), then good luck, because this noise will follow you even in your nightmares. Some claim they don't hear it. It is true that older people (45+) lose the ability to hear high-pitched sounds, but I believe that an average user aged 15-35, depending on their hearing abilities, will hear it from a little to very much. It is also an issue that many users complain about, but most official reviews on YouTube will never mention it.

I can mention some minor issues such as when connecting wired, the microphone doesn't work (no, it's not a headphone problem, that's how they are designed), but when there are problems with MUCH more basic things, I think the rest don't even need mentioning.

Good luck if you get them. I wouldn't recommend them to ANYONE. If I were to recommend something wireless, it would be the Arctis 7, which definitely have much more quality/comfortable cushions than the Cloud Flight. Personally, I wouldn't buy wireless headphones again because of the White Noise, which is probably the most annoying feeling to have such noise in your ear all the time.

Well, their market value was 100 euros, although I had my doubts from the beginning about whether they would fit well on the head, in the end it was worth the risk. They fit incredibly on the head, they are very lightweight and finally I can say that I can play with headphones for several hours and I have no issues with my head (previous owner of razer Electra, the worst thing after an hour I would have a headache, brain injuries). Construction, although plastic in some parts, is of good quality and sturdy. Personally, I haven't even tried the microphone because I have another one, it also has a button on the left side to mute the mic. Battery life is very good, 30 hours if you have the LED lights turned off, at least I always had them off. Range is satisfactory, I could go to other rooms in the house, but in some areas the signal would start to drop. As for the sound, the first thing that impressed me was that the sound they produced was crystal clear, I could hear things in songs that I couldn't hear before due to poor sound quality or because the bass of the previous headphones was too thick. One thing that someone could consider as a negative is that it doesn't have such a high volume as headphones, but it is sufficient for the ears, I wouldn't want anything louder. I recommend the product, especially if you find it at the price of 100 euros, it's worth it.