Cloud Stinger

These stylish cordless headphones are a total win and their size is perfect for any gaming setup. The mic is super sensitive—picks up even the smallest sounds clearly, high performance, which is great for team chats. The battery life is impressive, lasting through long gaming sessions without needing a charge. Sound quality is absolutely bop—crisp audio, deep bass, and an immersive experience overall. It also comes with a Bluetooth dongle, making the connection super smooth and hassle-free, especially for PCs or devices without built-in Bluetooth. Just plug it in and you're good to go. Definitely a must-have for gamers and music lovers alike!

What I say it will be less, beyond expectation, beautiful sound quality balanced bass, Greater connectivity even from 1st floor to ground floor i can walk any where without breaking my connection. You will love to watch movies and to listen songs. Its light weight make you forget you are wearing them. Its way better then traditional expensive headphones. Im really luck I got this headphones in sale in just around 5k

This is a review for Cloud Stinger Core Stereo Wired Headset - The cheapest of the four variants listed under Cloud Stinger at the time of writing. I'll be trying to address the questions that I had in mind when I was looking at this, and my opinions on the different positive and negative points mentioned in other reviews. This is going to be a long one. Cloud Stinger Core (HX-HSCSC) is already a well known headset among console users for the past few years. The relatively newer version (HX-HSCSC2) is the PC adaptation of the same model, with an included audio splitter to provide separate audio/microphone connectors to be used with computers. One of the primary requirements I had when looking for a cheap headset was to have decent audio, equipped with a pair of breathable ear cushions which does not tear itself and leave pieces all over after a couple of months. While the cushions on the Stinger Core are not extraordinary by any means, they are soft enough to seal the ears, while not sticking to them like faux-leather. It is definitely not as good as the breathable cushions found on headsets like the BlackShark V2, in fact I might go ahead and say that the feel of the cushions is the cheapest thing about this headset - but they get the job done, and only time can tell about its durability. Since it doesn't make sense to get a budget headset and replace the pads with velour/fabric-cushions that costs around ₹1,500, my choices were fairly limited here. ◆ Build Quality Above Average. Feels confident in hand, not flimsy. No sharp edges, and no glossy sections apart from the engraved logo. While the full plastic approach might not be for everyone, I actually prefer it, mostly because it feels durable than the normal soft touch materials generally used in headsets. The sliders are steel with solid adjustment steps, and the fact that it uses two wires to independently connect to each of the drivers makes the headband cable management non-existent - which contributes to the overall durability of the product. The top padding is of a slightly better, yet similar quality material compared to the ear cushions. The swiveling mic requires adequate force to move, and stays correctly in place once adjusted. The left and right units can be tilted. Both the connector and splitter cables are of the same quality, which has a generic rubbery texture. The inline control unit feels solid - the microphone button is clicky and the volume control is in flush with the unit. ◆ Audio Quality Surprising good for a gaming headset. While it is nothing to write home about, the headset can get loud without distorting notes. The complaints regarding the low volume might have to do with faulty units, because the one I got went far beyond what you would call a healthy level of headphone volume. The quality of the actual audio you hear depends on your sound card, and for me, there was not a lot to complain. At all volumes, the audio was clean, with pleasant low notes while not artificially 'bassy'. The sound reproduction is very good on mobile devices with a bit of EQ tuning. ◆ Microphone Not great. While it only picks up the voice coming from the front of it - giving great environment noise reduction - it adds some softness to the voice. Works great for in-game communication, but not so much for a good conference call. Not detachable from the headset, and is made with the typical flexible metal tube with plastic on both the ends. The swiveling setup is well engineered, and the microphone can be kept out of the peripheral vision for audio pick up. The swivel to mute functionality provided in the higher end variants are absent in this one - there is a dedicated mic mute button give in the inline controller. This might actually be a good thing, since the swivel-mute mechanism is known to have complaints in the long run. ◆ Comfort Average. Being lightweight & flexible should work for most users, but I can't shake the feeling that the cushions could be better. Keeping that aside, These are moderately comfortable over long gaming sessions, heating up is never an issue thanks to the breathable pads. All the parts that touch the head are adequately padded. Having a relatively large head, the clamping force is just adequate to keep the headset in place through vigorous headbanging sessions - it will definitely not fall off when looking down, if your head is of somewhat average size. ◆ Ease of Connectivity Great. The non-detachable four ring pin cable from the headset can be directly connected to all 3.5mm ports for audio. If you want to use the microphone, it can either be connected to a TRRS four ring headphone jack(mobile phone jack), or you can connect it to the audio splitter cable that is provided with the headset to get two TRS pins out - one for audio and one for microphone. Connected together, the cable is sufficiently long to be used with computers/consoles - and without the splitter, just at the right length for mobile phones. ◆ Dimensions The headset is not huge by any means. Neither the side unit nor the head band are obnoxiously large like standard gaming headsets. The ear pads keep a small profile, the cushions measure in at 9.5 centimeters at the longer end and 8 centimeters at the shorter end, giving just enough coverage to hold my big ears in. The top padding is 1 centimeters thick, and around 10 centimeters long. The steel headbands can be extended 3.5 centimeters on both sides, and for a person with a bigger head like myself, they might have to be extended all the way down to have a comfortable fit. The flexible microphone stand measures around 13 centimeters, end to end. The cable from the headset is around 1.2 meters long, and the audio splitter cable is 1.7 meters - making the whole cable setup reach almost 3 meters in combined length. I think I covered most of the points I wanted to know before I ordered the headset. Would I buy it again? If I don't want to spend ₹10,000 on a BlackShark V2 or ₹ 7,000 on a feature rich SoundBlaster H6, I probably would get this on the sale price of ₹ 2,790. At a price around ₹ 2,000 to ₹ 2,500 this easily is recommendable. Not so above that. TLDR; For people who want a budget - name brand - non leatherette - well built headset which does not scream 'gaming' when you look at it, this might be it. However, if you can tolerate faux-leather, you might be able to do better.

Best gaming headphone, u can trace the location of enemy and can hear enemy footsteps clearly.... U can also able to hear far location firing. I have used 3 to 4 gaming headphones in this range but Hyperx is best. Now I have ordered Hyperx Cloud II and I have decided hyperx brand for gaming. For music it's ok not so good . Guy's in hyperx brand u r paying for hardware and drivers and technology using. I'm sure that it will increase 30% ur gaming passion. U may be called as Hacker sometime by hearing footsteps of enemy. This is not made for listening music..... Only for gaming and it's light weight. Buy hyperx cloud stinger 2nd model it's costing 4600 or cloud 2, don't buy other models. I have tested all the model's.... These 2 models are comfortable, light weight and quality of sound is also good for gaming.

Works well with PS5 but the receiver's range is VERY VERY short. From TV to the couch about 3 meters away and if I lean back, it starts disconnecting. ABSOLUTELY TRASH when plugged into a PC. GARBAGE! not even kidding, most likely has to do with the drivers and I have tried updating, reddit and everything the community mentioned. Nothing works. The wired ones are probably good but DO NOT go by these rave reviews, it's trash!

As the title says, it’s good, but I expected much better from HyperX, and at this price point. I’ve bought Sennheiser headphones at a similar price point and they have surround sound + better clarity at higher volumes compared to this. It looks aesthetic and that’s definitely a plus point as a gift, and the mic is good as well, but the most important part - the sound, left me feeling underwhelming overall. The price is a bit scummy too, the other colors for the same headset are much cheaper, it’s just the pink one that’s selling for over ₹4500. There is no difference in the features to justify the price increase

THIS HEADPHONES IS A COMPLETE BANG FOR BUCK!! I just got mine and using them overnight and the following day I'm telling you if you wanna play CODM, PUBG or any other battle royale games this is the mid range beast this cancells most of the background noice and so does the mic. The only issue was the packaging this came in its orginal box but had no Amazon covering or wrapping and the box was damaged but the headset works damn well !

Comprei por 130 na promoção, é um bom headset pra quem não quer gastar muito e quer ter uma qualidade boa, podia ter sido entregue um pouco antes mas foi no ultimo dia do prazo, bem embalado e chegou funcionando normalmente, usando a menos de 1 mês. Pontos Positivos: áudio muito bom para jogos, da pra ouvir os passos bem nitidamente pra quem joga cs, valorant, etc; tem um abafador bom, se alguém estiver falando do seu lado não da pra ouvir, só se tirar uma parte do fone, mas se tiver um barulho muito alto não vai abafar; as conchas são de couro logo não vai ter aquele problema de descascar igual os outros fones; o cabo é bem longo, consigo me levantar de fone e chegar no outro lado do quarto, claro que o quarto é pequeno também kk, mas é bem grande o cabo; o microfone tem uma qualidade razoável também, nem muito ruim e nem muito bom. Pontos Negativos: o microfone não tem uma supressão de ruído com boa qualidade, ex: uso ventilador do meu lado e como ele não vem com a borracha que geralmente todos os fones vem ele não consegue abafar o som do ventilador, por isso precisei procurar um programa pra fazer isso e conseguir usar o discord, vou comentar isso como dica; não achei muito confortável na parte de cima que fica na cabeça, mas deve ser questão de costume; o fio não tem um revestimento muito agradável, logo precisa tomar cuidado pra não danificar ele. Dica: no meu caso eu não consegui usar a supressão de ruído do discord, precisei instalar o "RTX VOICE", programa da Nvidia pra suprimir o ruído tanto de entrada como de saída, bem fácil de usar podem procurar vídeo no youtube explicando sobre, enfim só consegui realmente usar o headset usando esse programa, assim não fica com o barulho de ventilador, pra quem usa central pode ser que não precise, só testando pra saber.

Estou usando para meu trabalho (basicamente meetings) Pros: - O áudio é excelente; - Ele abafa bem o som exterior; - Tem um alcance excelente, consegui ir até o corredor do meu prédio com a porta fechada; - Tem a funcionalidade de deixar no mudo somente mudando a posição do microfone para cima e o microfone é dobrável; - O material do fone parece ser bem resistente; - O encaixe é bom e tem boas almofadas nas orelhas e espuma no arco do fone; Cons: - Veio com uns lascadinhos na lateral do fone, nada que me incomode. - Ele é grande e mais pesado do que os headsets que eu estava acostumado, gera um pouco de desconforto inicialmente, mas acostuma... E mesmo após as 8 horas eu não tive dores nas orelhas ou cabeça; - Ele não é dobrável em nenhum ponto e ainda não achei uma case para ele, eu que gosto muito de guardar o fone em uma case senti um pouco de falta; Resultado: Um bom fone wireless com um preço justo, recomendo!

I love it, for the price paid (I had a voucher as well) I couldn't ask for more. My friends can't hear my family in the background anymore and the sound is really good, even better when using the HyperX software. It's light and comfortable and I really like the cloth ear cup padding. Having said all that, I'm certainly no audio specialist and never owned one of the top units to compare.

Unos cascos inalámbricos de 10! Los compre para el trabajo dado que tengo muchas reuniones online y son perfectos. No pesan nada y se amoldan muy bien a la cabeza. Una buena autonomía y un tiempo de carga ridículo. Los materiales de las almohadillas son mullidos y agradables, pudiendo tener largas sesiones de uso. No tiene cuero, por lo que con el tiempo no se romperán tan fácil. Para escuchar música son espectaculares ya que tiene un buen sonido nítido y las almohadillas son las típicas que te insonorizan pero no del todo, pudiendo estar atento por si te hablan. Respecto al micrófono funciona perfecto, mis compañeros mas de una vez han mencionado lo bien que se me escucha en las llamadas, y silenciarse es tan fácil como poner el micrófono hacia arriba. Una gran compra que merece cada euro.

Good, almost spacial audio. I can navigate some games by direction of the sounds alone. Decent audio, and very good microphone for its price range. I've used for MS Teams, VoIP servers, Discord, Skype, Twitch, etc, with no noticeable compression errors or issues, or even lag. Simple setup, a trained chimpanzee could do it, 1) check headset charge with power cable. 2) plug in receiver to USB port (USB-3 = blue & nice). 3) apply charged headset to head and press "power" button, reassign microphone and headset, to your headset in Windows (if you use it, but still, Linux is better):(optional) Flip down microphone to talk, flip up to mute it. 4) enjoy. I'd stand by this headset, "in class", as one of the best, no RGB (that you can't even see on your head!!!), no messing around, comfortable for extended gaming sessions/raids, clear communication with teammates, (if you want to) and a nice soundscape (I think you may need the Xbox for PC marketplace, (but it's free,) Dolby app). They're great, my daily drivers, no faff, just press the power button and that's it! Talking to friends, gaming, chatting with family. And the wireless range is, OK, about 10 feet? But who uses their PC 10 feet away? So it was an unfair test in practicality, but I could still chat my my buddies from my kitchen, which is ~15", maybe 20" from my Living Room Gaming rig/media centre, no issues to report. I don't think you'd be disappointed in this headset for the price, (I do have a Hyper-X sticker on one of my rigs 😅, but no bias), I do like them and use them daily, even with a Docked, Valve Steam Deck.