The Cloud 3 can connect more easily to modern devices via USB-C, USB-A, or with the standard 3.5 mm headphone port. One of the most welcome changes is how it can connect to devices. It also includes a lifetime activation of DTS Headphone:X, PC software that enables 3D audio for a more immersive soundscape.

In terms of fit, HyperX credits new materials with making it more comfortable to wear over long periods of time. Plus, it has a built-in metal pop filter to prevent unwanted sounds from getting through. It claims to have re-engineered its 53 mm audio drivers for better performance, and its adjustable boom microphone supports noise-cancellation. While its design doesn’t seems to have evolved much from the previous version that launched 2015 and quickly became the gold standard, the company says that the Cloud 3 boasts several improvements.

It’s available starting Tuesday for $99.99. HyperX announced a new version of its flagship Cloud gaming headset for PC and consoles, the Cloud 3.

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