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HyperX Cloud II Gaming Headset - Black / Red

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£69.99
2 retailers
Cheapest at Currys
£69.99
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Specifications

ColourBlack / Red
ConnectionWired
Driver53 mm
EnclosureClosed
Frequency Response10 Hz - 23 kHz
MicrophoneYes
TypeCircumaural

At a glance

HyperX Cloud II Gaming Headset - Black / Red is a gaming headset made by HyperX. It is listed at 2 UK shops, cheapest in stock at Currys for £69.99 (checked 19 October 2026); in-stock prices run from £69.99 to £85.00.

From the retailer

The HyperX Cloud II was built to be an ultra-comfortable gaming headset with amazing sound. We put a lot of thought into the details of our HyperX signature memory foam, the premium leatherette, clamping force, and weight distribution to create a headset that’s comfortable through long gaming sessions. It’s no wonder that it’s become the preferred gaming headset for millions of gamers. Whether you want to focus on the competition or relax with some of your favorite games, there’s a Cloud that’s perfect for you.

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Currys
In Stockchecked 13 hours ago
£69.99Buy Now
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HyperX
In Stockchecked 1 day ago
£85.00Buy Now

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