HyperX Cloud Stinger 2 Core Gaming Headset PS, 3.5mm Wired Connection, 40mm Sound Drivers, Lightweight, Over-Ear, Swivel-to-Mute mic, PlayStation-Licensed, Soft Foam Ear Cushion, White, 275g, 6H9B5AA

Exceptional Value and Performance!
I recently got the HyperX Cloud Stinger 2 Core Gaming Headset, and it’s fantastic!Comfort:Super comfy for long gaming sessions with memory foam ear cushions and adjustable sliders. Lightweight and easy on the head.Sound Quality:Amazing sound with clear audio and rich bass. Perfect for gaming, music, and movies.Microphone:The noise-canceling mic is clear and easy to mute by flipping it up.Durability:Well-built and sturdy, yet lightweight. Feels like it will last a long time.Value:Unbeatable quality for the price. Offers features found in more expensive headsets.Conclusion:Highly recommend for anyone looking for a reliable, high-performing gaming headset. Great buy!

Works only for gaming and nothing else. Needs tuning.
Pro:Comfortable paddingLight weight. Forgot it was one during a two hour gaming session. No perspiration inside ears. No discomfort from clamping force after taking it off.Wide sound stage with good separation of frequencies. Individual instruments can be identified and placed .Accurately renders direction of gunfire/footsteps/other environmental sounds.Vocals are crisp out of the box.Mic comes with pop filter , mic is of decent quality. Friends could hear me clearly over discord without any noise.Looks good in white , will work with a white pc build.Cons :Needs to be EQ’d , sounds extremely shrill out of the box and on flat EQ.Even post EQ the trebble and mids get muddy . Not good for music at all.Headphone cable (3.5mm) is thin and may snap if it gets caught on a table edge.Swivel of earcups are limited , headband plastic is good but quality drops where the headband is attached to earcups.At 3490-/ INR there’s a lack of quality in both music audio and build, there are better options with better build and music audio quality like Cosmicbyte equinox, although I don’t like the padding on the equinox .Bottom line :Consider this product only if there’s a sale.Consider this as a gaming only headphone , this is where the product shines with it’s sound stage.

Horrible horrible product.
I brought this product thinking it would solve the problems i was having with my meetings, after my colleagues complained repeatedly about my mic quality, i decided to test it with my teams application in my laptop and I was stunned to hear that this product had such a bad mic quality even for a 2k worth of product, i have had better products for a lot lesser.I compared my mic with two other headsets and both of them worked fine, this product is just pathetic.

Worth it
For 2039,u will get the best gaming experiencePs, laptop games and even with codm, bgmiGaming experience was very goodTrebles are clear and crispBass is very balanced for every type of gamesMid are clearNo distortion at full volumeI read many negative reviews about low volume but volume is loud even in phoneI never exceed 80% volumeSound and footsteps are very clearFor the price, u get everything except braided wire and good build qualityBuild quality is not bad but should be improved

La verdad si son de gran calidad, el único pero que le pongo es que no me gusta la textura de la tela en las orejeras pero es cuestión de gustos, los de vinilo el normalmente se descarapelan y a estos no les pasara esto, tenía la versión anterior y si los considero de mejor calidad tanto en audio como micrófono, son súper ligeros para estar mucho tiempo con ellos

I once owned a Hyper X Cloud: Stinger: $100 that I picked up from Eb Games and it’s been my only Hyper X headset until now. It worked great and I ended up cleaning it and gifting it to my brother when I bought the 3dpulse because he didn’t have a headset. Let me just start by saying that this Cloud Core II sounds better than my Sony 3D Pulse (wired) that I paid $140 for a couple years ago. The pulse has seen some wear and tear, and finally snapped at one of the stem connectors after two years. (RIP pulse. You were a good headset) …. however , I am still in complete shock that a $50 headset like this Cloud Core II sounds better than my $140 Sony brand 3D Pulse.Hyper X truly knows what they’re doing making quality cheap headsets and I don’t think I’ll ever buy another brand of headset again unless I spring for some senns or det’s (audiophiles know), my ONLY gripe with this purchase is that they went on sale for $34, two days after I paid $50 for them. Which isn’t Hyper X or Amazon’s fault. If you’re considering getting these, pull the trigger. The bad reviews are a hot pile of steaming garbage. Don’t even waste your time reading them. They made me a bit nervous, but I’m glad I chose this headset. Showed up exactly as advertised and is what you’d expect from Hyper X.

Los compré con un descuento en $650 aprox. Por ese precio, la relación calidad – precio me parece perfecta. No son los mejores pero son cumplidores y cómodos. El micrófono funciona perfectamente y aíslan bastante bien el sonido exterior. No suenan muy duro pero suenan bien. Por lo mismo de que aísla, no es necesario más volumen.