Replacement Headset Cable for HyperX Cloud Alpha & Mix
A braided replacement for HyperX Cloud Alpha and Cloud Mix headsets, with gold-plated 4-pole 3.5mm plugs. Mic and inline controls work again as soon as you plug in. Built for daily gaming, calls and music.
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A braided replacement for HyperX Cloud Alpha and Cloud Mix headsets, with gold-plated 4-pole 3.5mm plugs. Mic and inline controls work again as soon as you plug in. Built for daily gaming, calls and music.
Braided replacement cable with gold-plated 3.5mm plugs for compatible HyperX headsets
- lost or broken headset cable
- need for a replacement cable with mic and control support
- frayed or worn original cable
Get your HyperX headset back in the game
A frayed or lost cable shouldn't cost you your mic or your controls. This braided replacement brings your Cloud Alpha or Mix back to full working order.
Braided build with gold-plated contacts

Braided sleeve
The braided nylon sleeve holds up better than bare cable at the bend points you hit every day, like where the cord leaves the headset and where it meets the plug. It stays flexible without kinking, so it sits in a bag or on a desk without fighting you.

Gold-plated 4-pole plugs
Both plugs are 4-pole TRRS, so the left and right audio channels, the mic and the inline controls all travel down one cable. The gold-plated contacts give the tips a clean surface to seat against each time you plug in.

Molded strain relief
Molded relief sits on both ends where the cable meets the plug, which is where cables usually fail first. The grey ring on one connector marks the end you plug into the headset, so you can orient it without looking.
Swap the cable in three steps
- 1Unplug the old cable by the plug
Grip the metal plug body, not the wire, and pull straight out of the headset and your device.
- 2Seat the new plug firmly
Push the replacement fully into the headset jack until it stops. Match the grey-ringed end to the headset side you use for the cable connection.
- 3Test the mic and controls
Play a short audio clip, then make a quick call or record a line. Press the inline volume and mute controls to confirm they respond.
Keep the cable working longer
- Pull by the plug
Pulling on the wire stresses the internal conductors and is the usual cause of a dead mic.
- Wide bends only
Keep loops open near the connectors so the strain relief can absorb the bend.
- Coil loosely
Loose loops keep the braid from twisting and help it lie flat in a bag.
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Questions and answers
Yes, it is built for the HyperX Cloud Alpha and Cloud Mix headsets. Both plugs are 4-pole 3.5mm, so the mic and inline controls carry through the same way the original cable did. Plug it in, make a quick test call, and you will know within a minute.
It is 4-pole TRRS, and that matters. A standard 3-pole aux cable plays audio but has no path for the mic, so calls go silent and the inline controls stop responding. Use a 4-pole cable and the headset works as it did before.
You are paying for the wiring and the parts you can see: 4-pole contacts, gold-plated tips, a braided nylon sleeve and molded strain relief on both ends. A cheap cable costs less but drops the mic. Set against a new headset, a spare cable costs a small fraction and keeps the headset you already like.
The gold sits on the contact tips, which are the metal surfaces that touch the jack every time you plug in. Gold resists tarnish, so those contacts stay cleaner over time. It will not change how the headset sounds, but it protects the connection that carries your audio and mic.
The braid resists fraying better than bare cable at everyday bend points, and molded relief protects the joints where cables usually fail. Keep the bends wide and grip the plug when you unplug it, and the cable will outlast the one you are replacing. No fixed lifespan is listed for this cable.
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