Storm Score 72 out of 100
Reviews 7 published
Outlets 6 publications
Top Outlet PCWorld highest score
% Positive 57% acclaim+

Critics' Consensus

“Critics praise the HyperX Cloud Flight S for its comfort, solid build and long battery life, but they fault its audio fidelity and build quality compared to premium competitors.”

Certified
Critically
Acclaimed
72 / 100
Tier Distribution 7 reviews total
0%
57%
43%
Universal Acclaim (90–100): 0 reviews
Critically Acclaimed (70–89): 4 reviews
Mixed Reception (<70): 3 reviews

Critical Assessment

What Critics Praise

  • Qi Wireless Charging
  • Programmable buttons
  • Refined look
  • Comfortable fit
  • Excited sound profile with balanced bass
  • Lightweight design for extended wear

Points of Contention

  • No Wired Playback
  • Missing Charger
  • Limited battery life when LEDs are on
  • Plastic build feels less premium
  • Treble can be thin on longer sessions

Professional Reviews

7 reviews from 7 critics
80
Hayden Dingman
PCWorld

“HyperX’s sophomore wireless effort is much improved, but still doesn’t really stand out like its wired models.”

Acclaimed 4/5
80
Christian Guyton
TechRadar

“A comfortable, well‑constructed headset with great features overshadows a somewhat pointless USP; the Cloud Flight S from HyperX isn’t the cheapest headset around, but you do get your money’s worth.”

Acclaimed 4/5
80
Matt Elliott
IGN

The HyperX Cloud Flight S offers Qi wireless charging and improved virtual 7.1 surround sound, making it a solid choice for PC and PS4 gamers. However, its lack of Bluetooth and limited platform compatibility may deter some users.

Acclaimed 8/10
70
Cameron Faulkner
The Verge

The HyperX Cloud Flight S offers solid wireless performance and convenient Qi charging, but lacks a wired jack and does not include a charger. These omissions reduce its flexibility and value for users without existing Qi equipment.

Acclaimed 7/10
68
Sam Vafaei
RTINGS

The HyperX Cloud Flight offers solid value with long battery life and comfort, making it a practical choice for casual gaming. However, its modest sound quality and plastic build materials prevent it from competing with premium headsets.

Mixed 7.3/10
65
Jake Thauvette, Nick Cheply, Olivier Gariepy
RTINGS

The HyperX Cloud Flight S offers good battery life and comfort at an affordable price, making it suitable for budget-conscious gamers. However, its build quality and audio performance fall short compared to premium competitors.

Mixed 65/100
60
Nate Rand
Tom's Hardware

“There are, however, some tradeoffs in features and issues with the beta software that make its $159.99 price tag a debatable value versus other products in the same lineup.”

Mixed 3/5

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