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Verkaufe mein HyperX Cloud II Core Wireless Gaming-Headset, da ich es nicht mehr benötige.
Das Headset befindet sich in einem sehr guten und gepflegten Zustand und funktioniert insgesamt einwandfrei.
Details:
Kabellose Verbindung
Sehr guter Klang
Abnehmbares Mikrofon
USB-Dongle inklusive
Ladekabel inklusive
Sehr guter Zustand
Hinweis zum Mikrofon: Das Mikrofon funktioniert grundsätzlich und beim Sprechen über Discord gibt es keine Probleme. Beim Testen bzw. Abhören des Mikrofons über die Windows-Systemeinstellungen kann die Stimme gelegentlich etwas dumpf/gedämpft klingen. Das Mikrofon funktioniert jedoch weiterhin.
Compared with buying new at this price, the asking price looks fair rather than a steal: at €60 it sits just above the €58 median for recent used listings, and right near the €60 upper quartile, so this is basically market value. It’s not overpriced, but it also isn’t the kind of undercut-the-market deal that should make you jump immediately.
That said, this is a sensible buy if you want a wireless closed-back gaming headset with a solid reputation for comfort, easy plug-and-play use, and a warm, forgiving sound that suits long sessions. The “very good condition” note helps, and at this level the main value is getting a known, well-liked model without paying new-retail money; just confirm the battery health, dongle, and cable/accessories are all included.
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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