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Cloud orbit s: HyperX Cloud Orbit S Broken Connection

Sat, 13 Dec 2025 10:36:53 -0700

The connection between the R earpad and the headband is broken. Since it is out of warranty, the HyperX support team won't have it fixed. However, when I ask if I can purchase a replacement for that part, they told me they won't sell any of the replacement parts. What should I do now to fix my headphone?

⟐ Commented December 13, 2025 at 10:36 MST

Cloud orbit s: Really screwed the pooch here...

Sun, 09 Feb 2025 19:20:40 -0700

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Long story short, one ear cup became…detatched…from the headphone wiring (and also the pads on the PCB) before note was taken of original placement. Now if the pads on the pcbs were the same we wouldnt be having this conversation. The original wires(from top to bottom of yellow PCB) are red/blue/white/red-gold/green.

There are no inner wires in any of them, just the cloth strings for strength. The markings on the pads (blue pcb) read(from top to bottom:): Batt/TS/GND/speaker-/speaker+.

Yellow pcb reads Batt/what im pretty sure reads 'mic'/GND/

Amp_r_n/amp_r_p

Now intitially i soldered it together as shown here

But it left a horrible buzz in the left ear and no mic. Any

⟐ Commented February 09, 2025 at 19:20 MST

Cloud orbit s: Right ear diaphragm is crinkling.

Fri, 15 Apr 2022 11:17:08 -0700

Recently (after about 1 month of use) my cloud orbit s headphone's right ear's diaphragm has started crinkling.
I read that this is due to air pressure, but am unsure if there is a way to fix the issue.
I am willing to take the headphones apart and attempt fixing them, but I am not that experienced with sodering.
anyone know how I can stop the crinkling?

Cloud orbit s: What are my options?

Thu, 02 Sep 2021 06:13:16 -0700

So the headband part which controls the headband size is broken on the left side of the headset

as i understand the little plastic piece that broke off is pushing the grey plastic thingy into the headband. What i thought i could do, is somehow creating a bump out of something on the broken piece, but i don’t know what material i would need for that. So any tips?