(NEW) HyperX CloudX Flight Wireless Gaming Headset

First off, I charge it up to full overnight so it can't be the power. Secondly, unsure if this is connected to it being a possibly faulty device, the products name on my pc seems to be "Headset (Xbox Controller)" unsure why So heres the problem. I plug the USB into my pc so the headset could connect (I have used many headsets so this always is fine) I connect the headset to my discord (both input and output) and it works for a few minutes, then without any prompt, in the middle of gaming, it just? Disconnects the input, so people can't hear me anymore (it's not the mute I have tried muting and unmuting. It's not the mic's plug-in I have tried unplugging and plugging back in AND trying to push it in further) the only way for me to be able to get people to hear me again is by going over to my pc, taking out the USB and plugging it back in in the middle of a game, giving me about 30 seconds of not even being able to hear audio in the game until the headset reconnects, after the headset reconnects they can usually hear me again and I can hear the game again. Doing this around 6 times an hour per gaming session is really irritating and making me a liability in competitive games, and ruining any enjoyment of being able to talk to my long distance friends Be very wary if you buy this to talk on discord on your pc. I have used many HyperX products and all have worked perfectly fine, it must just be this headset in particular. This is not going to keep me from purchasing HyperX products in the future but if this becomes a pattern with the company maybe I'll rethink that statement The input audio quality is fine (better than most previous wireless headsets I've owned) when it's working The output is average, about what you'd expect for the price. The range is pretty far, I can go out into my living room past my kitchen with only a few areas I cut out Noise cancelation was less than would be preffered, discord at least has built in noise cancelation, but still I couldn't so much as chew gum or unzip a jacket without broadcasting it to everyone via the mic