This headset was provided free of charge by HyperX for review. Having done very well so far with their Cloud line-up the folk over at HyperX have decided to have a stab at creating a wireless headset so that you can happily amble around your house oblivious to the cries of your attention-starved family while listening to music. Good times. Or at least, that was what I initially thought but as it turns out the Cloud Flight, which retails for around £120, isn’t very good for ignoring those people in your life that you feel obligated to be around. It is, however, rather good at gaming. HyperX has gone with a subdued look for the Cloud Flight, finishing the whole headset in a flat black and only adding a splash of color in the form of two red wires on either side. The only other visual flourish comes in the form the two red LED lights in the form of the HyperX logo on the earcups. By tapping the power button you can cycle between effects for the lights, namely solid, breathing and rando...
