 Hey guys, welcome to HyperX. We're here checking out another headset. It's not the Cloud 2. Stay tuned to check out what it is. Thank you to Squarespace for bringing us the CES 2016 this year. Check out their link in the video description down below. This is the Cloud Revolver series of headsets. It comes in two models, just the normal Revolver and the Revolver S. The normal Revolver is a 3.5mm base direct into your computer kind of system. The Revolver S has a USB sound card and Dolby 7.1. Both headsets feature a long braided cable. The Cloud Revolver non-S features an inline volume control and mic mute. The Cloud Revolver S version features an inline volume control, mic volume control, mic mute, Dolby toggle and EQ switcher. That EQ switcher has three different modes. Those three different modes are bass boost, flat and vocal and they indicate which one is currently selected based on LEDs on the controller so there's no guessing going on. Speaking of the microphone, there's a detachable mic that doesn't really immediately look like a detachable mic which is probably a good thing. It also has an adjustable boom on it so that you can put it wherever you want it like the corner of your mouth where it's kind of supposed to go. And they claim that they have worked on the actual mic within the boom quite a bit so it should sound good. Of course we can't really do any testing here but maybe we'll get our hands on them someday. For the construction of the actual headphones themselves, there's a steel frame going around, a rigid frame for the outer part of the headphones. And then there's a suspended band on the inside so there's a soft bit on your head so you aren't putting your head directly on steel. The leatherette that's used is the same that's used in the Cloud 2s so it's actually relatively comfy and if you tried the Cloud 2s on before you'll probably know somewhat of how that'll feel. In terms of audio quality, they're featuring 50mm angled drivers for a more interesting sound floor and they are considered closed back headphones but there are little holes cut in the front and the back that let them breathe a little bit more so they sound kind of like an in-between I guess. I need some more testing on that but we'll see. Now I know a lot of you guys are fans of the Cloud 2s and this might seem kind of interesting because this is the first time they've moved quite a bit away from the original Cloud 1 ID. That's because HyperX actually developed these entirely in-house. This project has apparently been going on for longer than the original release of the Cloud 1. They've been planning on making this for a really long time so I'm sure that they're interested in your feedback considering how much they were hounding me for it while I was here. Let them know on Twitter, let them know in the comments down below. Thanks to Squarespace for bringing us here to CES 2016. If you need a website they can hook you up. They have a whole bunch of different template models and they can make anything look beautiful. They also have something like their commerce module. If you need to say sell some, well look we've got carpet here, this is wonderful high grade carpet. It feels absolutely amazing. If you need to vendor this kind of stuff and have a commerce module you definitely could through their system. So I don't know, if you have any troubles with it you can use their 24-7 live chat support and email support. You even might be able to interest them in some carpets. I'm not sure if their support team needs new carpets in their living room. I don't know, maybe don't bug them with that so they don't get really pissed off at me. Anyways, thanks Squarespace. Squarespace build up beautiful. If you guys want to see more of our CES content subscribe to the Line of Sectives. It's not a bad idea. I'll see you next time.