The HyperX Cloud Revolver S have on one hand, it features fantastic 7.1-channel surround sound, delivered through Dolby's trademark digital signal processor. On the other, it's extremely pricey when compared to other similar headsets. Luckily, as one of Kingston's most subdued pair of cans we've ever seen (or heard), the pristine comfort and top-notch sound more than make up for its high price and oddly placed detachable mic.
We also tested the HyperX Cloud Revolver S in Rainbow Six Siege and Battlefield One. In Rainbow Six, sound cues can go a long way to staying alive and winning the game, and the HyperX Cloud Revolver S was no slouch at keeping us aware of our surroundings. In Battlefield One, the surround sound helped pull us into the environment, making us feel like we were that much deeper in the mud with snipers popping shots from the tower on our right, and some jerk tossing flame grenades up ahead of us.
On the note of music, the HyperX Cloud Revolver S is quirky but fun. With everything set to normal, the headphones are fine for music. The in-line control panel offers three equalizer presets: a bass boost and a flat or vocal EQ. The bass is nice enough, but we didn’t find much use for the flat and vocal EQ options. We did, however, try kicking on the Dolby DSP while listening to music, and it was a blast.
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