Headset

Cloud Stinger 2 Xbox or PlayStation 5 Setup ​

Locate the Wireless Module. Open the OMEN laptop screen. Identify the wireless receiver module located on the top right corner of the screen bezel. Set the Headset to Adapter Mode. Slide the connection mode switch on the headset to WiFi mode. With the headset in Adapter mode, hold down the power but

Cloud MIX 2 Setting up with Windows Setting Default Output and Input devices

Usage (with Control Box) Connect the headset’s 3.5mm audio jack to the input jack on the USB control box. The USB control box then connects to a computer using the USB connector on the end of the control box. To ensure that HyperX Cloud II is the default audio device, you must follow these instructi

Connect the USB wireless dongle to your device. Set headset mode switch to the WiFi icon. Power on the headset. Set Input Device to USB Headset (HyperX Cloud III S Wireless). Set Output Device to USB Headset (HyperX Cloud III S Wireless). Set Output to Headphones to All Audio. Set Volume Control (He

Cloud MIX 2 Microphone Mute / Microphone Monitoring Button Mic mute toggle - Press the [ microphone mute ] button to turn the mic mute on/off. Mic monitoring toggle – Hold the [ microphone mute ] button for 2 seconds to toggle mic monitoring on/off.

HyperX Cloud MIX 2 User Manual

Setting up with PC Right-click the speaker icon > Select Open Sound settings > Select Sound control panel. Playback Device Set the Default Device to “HyperX Cloud III Wireless” Recording Device Set the Default Device to “HyperX Cloud III Wireless”

Usage with Mobile Device (Phone or Tablet) To use the HyperX Cloud headset with a mobile device, simply plug the “Y” cable into the 3.5mm audio jack as seen below. (NOTE: Location of the audio jack may vary based on the model and/or brand of mobile device you are using.) The volume of the conversati

Plug in the USB dongle and launch NGENUITY. Click on the Headset tab. Click "Install" on the "audio Drivers Required" prompt. Wait until the drivers are finished installing. Click "OK, Will DO" on the "drivers Installed" prompt. Restart your PC.