HyperX wireless gaming headset with Bluetooth 5.3

Highlights

Jumping between a gaming setup and a phone can mean swapping headsets or dealing with a cable. The HyperX Cloud Jet offers 2.4GHz wireless through its USB-A dongle and Bluetooth 5.3, so you can change connection modes for compatible PC, PS5, and mobile devices.

It is not compatible with Xbox, an important limit if you want one headset for every console.

The closed-cup design and 40mm drivers are intended to deliver balanced audio while helping block outside distractions. For chat, the boom mic swivels to mute, and always-on sidetone lets you hear your own voice as you speak. That can help you keep your voice at a comfortable level during a match instead of having to guess how loudly you are talking. On-headset controls handle volume, microphone mute, and wireless connection changes, keeping routine adjustments close at hand.

Best use cases

This headset makes the most sense for someone who plays on PC or PS5 and also wants a Bluetooth option for a mobile device. For example, you could use the USB-A dongle for a gaming session at your desk, then switch to Bluetooth when moving to a phone. It gives you two connection methods rather than the single connection of a basic wired headset, without requiring a separate headset for each supported device.

It suits you if you want wireless flexibility, a mic you can mute by swiveling, and controls built into the headset. The lightweight build, breathable mesh ear pads, and elastic suspension headband are designed with longer sessions in mind. Battery life is listed at up to 25 hours, so it is intended for extended play between charges. Keep in mind that the actual runtime can vary with use, the stated figure is a maximum, not a guaranteed session length.

Not the best choice if Xbox compatibility is essential, or if you specifically want a wired connection. The listed compatibility covers PC, PS5, and mobile, and does not include Xbox.

Tips for day-to-day use

Choose the connection that fits the device you are using: the 2.4GHz USB-A dongle for a compatible PC or PS5 setup, or Bluetooth 5.3 for a compatible mobile device. The headset’s controls let you change connections and adjust volume without reaching for separate controls on your device. Before starting a voice chat, swivel the mic into position, when you need privacy, swivel it to mute. Sidetone stays on, so your voice remains audible to you while you talk.

The breathable mesh ear pads and suspension-style headband are aimed at comfort during longer play, but fit is personal. If you are sensitive to how a headset sits over your ears or prefer a different ear-pad material, that design detail is worth weighing before you choose. Its light blue finish is another practical consideration if you want a specific look for your setup.

Before you decide

Does it work with Xbox? No. The product information specifically says it is not compatible with Xbox.

What wireless options does it have? It supports 2.4GHz through the included USB-A dongle and Bluetooth 5.3. You can switch between the connection modes using the headset controls.

Can you mute the microphone without using a device menu? Yes. The boom mic swivels to mute, and the headset also has a microphone mute control.

Buying verdict

Choose the Cloud Jet if you want one wireless headset for compatible PC or PS5 gaming and Bluetooth use with a mobile device, plus a swivel-to-mute mic and built-in audio controls. Its comfort-focused materials and up-to-25-hour battery claim suit longer sessions, but they do not change the key trade-off: Xbox is excluded. If Xbox support or a wired setup is a must, this model does not match that need, for the listed platforms and a two-mode wireless setup, its feature set is more relevant.