Cloud Series

Technical Specifications Headset Transducer type: Dynamic 53mm Operating principle: Closed Frequency response: 15Hz-25KHz Nominal impedance: 60 ohm per system Nominal SPL: 98+/-3dB THD: < 2% • Power handling capacity: 150mW Sound coupling to the ear: Circumaural Ambient noise attenuation: Approx. 20

Cloud Usage (Correct vs Incorrect) When connecting your HyperX Cloud headset to a device that has a single 3.5mm audio jack, you MUST use the splitter cable (or “Y” cable) to ensure that each jack is connected properly and securely plugged in. Do NOT ignore or leave any audio jacks unplugged as depi

Cloud Core Wireless DTS User Manual

Cloud Core 7.1 Quick Start Guide

Overview A. Leatherette headband B. Headband adjustment slider C. Leatherette ear cushions D. Detachable noise cancellation mic E. Cable with in line audio control

1. Set Input Device to USB Headset (HyperX Cloud Core Wireless) 2. Set Output Device to USB Headset (HyperX Cloud Core Wireless) 3. Set Output to Headphones to All Audio 4. Set Volume Control (Headphones) to maximum level.

Cloud Core Quick Start Guide

Cloud Core Overview A. Leatherette headband w/ HyperX logo B. Aluminium arm to adjust the headband C. Attached cable w/ 3.5mm input jack D. Detachable microphone with adjustable arm and condenser E. Mini 3.5mm jack plug (4 pole) F. PC extension cable

Usage (Xbox One™) To use the headset with Xbox One™, connect the 3.5mm plug on the headset directly to the 3.5mm jack on the Xbox™ One controller. If your Xbox One™ controller does not have a 3.5mm jack you will need the Xbox One™ Stereo Headset adapter (sold separately) that plugs into the Xbox One

Usage (Direct Connect) Connect your headset directly to your computer (or other devices) that have both a headset jack and a microphone jack. The headset jack, which has green stripes, plugs into the port signified by a green input or earphones symbol, and the microphone jack, which has pink stripes