SteelSeries Arctis 7 vs HyperX Cloud Mix

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In the comparison HyperX Cloud Mix vs SteelSeries Arctis 7 you will see what is special about these wireless devices. They are closed-back and over-ear. But let's take a look at their distinction.

Features

The most significant difference is between their frequency responses. HyperX Cloud Mix has a range of 10 Hz - 40 kHz, while SteelSeries Arctis 7 produces the sound in a range between 20 Hz and 20 kHz. The first device has 40 Ohm of impedance and the second one — 32 Ohm. Their sensitivity levels are slightly different since the Cloud Mix has 100 dB and the Arctis 7 has 98 dB.

HyperX Cloud Mix supports aptX and Bluetooth. SteelSeries Arctis 7 vs HyperX Cloud Mix has app control and Wi-Fi. The battery life of the Cloud Mix is 20 hours, whilst SteelSeries Arctis 7 works up to 24 hours. The second pair of headphones has a battery level indicator that is going to blink when the device needs charging. The battery-free listening mode is available for both appliances.

Sound

The sound of HyperX Cloud Mix is clean, with bass that is pronounced, however, not overly dominant. The soundstage feels tight, and that can make it hard to pick out distinct parts of the tracks.

For most genres, the Arctis 7 offers a sculpted sound that brings out high-mids and highs. The high-frequency sculpting serves rock and metal very well.

Comfort and design

SteelSeries Arctis 7 is heavier than the other device since its weight is 355 g. HyperX Cloud Mix has only 260 g. Their headband is adjustable and both appliances have a detachable microphone. In addition, HyperX Cloud Mix has in-line and built-in microphones. With these headphones, you get a replaceable audio cable. The considered headsets have built-in buttons for control and HyperX Cloud Mix has in-line control.

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