HyperX
HyperX Cloud Mini Wireless Gaming Headset White
A lightweight wireless headset with 30 mm drivers, up to 25 hours of battery life, a flip-to-mute microphone, volume limited to 85 dB, rotating earcups and 3.5 mm wired compatibility
- ColorWhite
- Weight0.2900 lb
- FeaturesHyperX Cloud Mini - Wireless Gaming Headset (White)
- Electrical Outlet Plug TypePlug Type “A” (USA, Canada, Mexico, Japan)
- Immersive sound from 30 mm drivers
- Up to 25 hours of battery life per charge
- Flip-to-mute tuck-away microphone for quick muting
- Lightweight at 0.2900 lb for younger gamers
- Rotating earcups and 3.5 mm jack for flexible comfort and compatibility
Sized for younger gamers
The HyperX Cloud Mini Wireless is a lightweight headset weighing 0.2900 lb and built around 30 mm drivers. It is intended for younger players who need a comfortable fit during extended sessions.
Battery lasts a full day
A single charge provides up to 25 hours of wireless use so the headset can stay on through long gaming periods without interruption. Volume output is limited below 85dB to help protect developing hearing during sustained listening.
Simple setup with broad device support
The headset connects to any device with a 3.5 mm jack and is Chromebook certified for guaranteed compatibility. A tuck-away microphone with flip-to-mute and rotating earcups make daily adjustment straightforward.
Highlights
- Immersive sound from 30 mm drivers
- Up to 25 hours of battery life per charge
- Flip-to-mute tuck-away microphone for quick muting
- Lightweight at 0.2900 lb for younger gamers
- Rotating earcups and 3.5 mm jack for flexible comfort and compatibility
Specifications
| Brand | HyperX |
|---|---|
| Part Number | 7G8F2AA |
| Color | White |
| Weight | 0.2900 lb |
| Features | HyperX Cloud Mini - Wireless Gaming Headset (White) |
| Electrical Outlet Plug Type | Plug Type “A” (USA, Canada, Mexico, Japan) |
Questions about this item
How warm or noisy does the 30 mm driver headset get after 25 hours of continuous use?
The headset uses passive 30 mm drivers with no active cooling, so it produces no fan noise and generates negligible heat during all-day sessions.
Which port must my device already have for the Cloud Mini to work?
Your device needs a 3.5 mm jack for the wired connection; the wireless dongle uses a standard USB-A port.
Will the headset’s volume limiter interfere with an older sound card that outputs a hotter signal?
The built-in limiter caps output below 85 dB regardless of source level, so older hardware cannot push the headphones louder than that ceiling.
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