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Ich verkaufe meine neue Hyperx Cloud Alpha Wireless 300 Stunden. Das habe ich seit 2 Wochen gekauft und werde mir was neues kaufen.
At €100, this sits above the recent used-market median of €70 and above the €81 75th percentile, so it’s ambitious rather than a bargain. Against that comp set, I’d want a bit more than “normal used” to feel good about it; as listed, it looks roughly €20 rich versus the top end of typical asking prices.
That said, the Cloud Alpha Wireless is a genuinely well-liked pick if you want long battery life and a straightforward, comfortable wireless gaming headset. The big selling point is the reported 300-hour battery claim, which is exactly the kind of practical upside that keeps this model attractive on the used market. If it’s clean, includes the dongle and original pads, and battery health is still strong, it can still be a solid buy — just not an obviously cheap one at this price.
Independent perspective — not a price guarantee. Always verify condition, accessories and provenance before purchase.
HyperX is a gaming peripheral brand that began in 2002 as Kingston Technology’s high-performance memory division in the United States, created to serve PC gamers and overclockers. Kingston, founded in 1987 by John Tu and David Sun, later sold HyperX to HP in 2021, and the brand now sits under HP’s gaming umbrella.
HyperX is best known for gaming headsets, especially its Cloud line, along with keyboards, mice, microphones, mousepads, and charging accessories for console players. It is not a traditional hi-fi brand: it does not have a core reputation for amplifiers, DACs, turntables, or speakers, and its audio products are aimed primarily at gaming rather than audiophile listening.
In the market, HyperX occupies the mainstream mid-tier to upper-budget space, with a strong reputation for comfort, sturdy build quality, and good microphones. It is widely recognized as a dependable value brand in gaming audio, rather than a high-end hi-fi or boutique specialist, and its appeal is strongest among players who want reliable performance rather than luxury-grade sound tuning.
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