 Linus Tech Tips coverage of CES 2015 is brought to you by Phantom Glass. Visit store.phantom.glass for the best on-screen protectors out there, as well as HyperX. Welcome to the HyperX D2L Tournament, or Dota 2 Live Tournament. This is the finals that I'm at right now. There's a $50,000 prize pool. Apparently it's getting pretty awesome over there. If you want to see the VODs for this, check out twitch.tv slash D2L. You'll be able to watch it there. Now, we're not actually here for the Dota 2 Tournament. We're here for the headphones that some of the guys are wearing and the headphones that are around, which are the Cloud 2s or in some cases Cloud 1s. If you want to see Linus' review on the Cloud 1s, click somewhere around my face on the screen. I'm not sure where it's going to end up going, but you can click there to see our review on the Cloud 1s. These are fairly similar to the Cloud 1s. The Cloud 2s have the same 53mm driver. They have a detachable mic, although it's been improved. They have 100% memory foam, which has been improved in a few areas and is actually very comfortable overall. They have a new inline dongle sound card, which you don't technically have to use. If you want to use a sound card because maybe you don't have a sound card or something like that, then that's great. It goes in through USB. If you don't want to use the sound card, you can just unplug from that sound card and plug in through 3.5mm. No problem whatsoever. You can also plug into something like a PlayStation 4, an Xbox One, a PC, mobile, pretty much whatever the heck you want, and these headphones will do completely fine. They also come in three colors, red, gunmetal, and a limited edition pink and white, which my mom might be pretty interested in. I know I gave her a pink and white keyboard not that long ago, so having a matching set could be pretty cool. And they're also TeamSpeak certified, which is pretty cool. You can obviously still use it with Skype and all that other kind of stuff, but it's cool to see that it's certified by a voice company. Alright guys, thank you for watching. If you want to see all the rest of our CES content, be sure to stay subscribed to Linus Tech Tips. Thank you to Phantom Glass for protecting our phones and sending us here this year. Again, I'm going to keep on teasing this, but we're going to have a really cool video on their phone protectors coming from CES, so stay tuned for that. And obviously, thank you to HyperX for helping us come here. If you want, you should check out their YouTube channel. It's youtube.com slash hyperx, I do believe. And they have a lot of cool gaming content because they do stuff like this. They host tournaments, they show different gamer profiles, they do tons of really cool stuff on that channel. They're close to 100,000 subscribers, so go check them out and subscribe. Thank you guys, and I'll see you next time.