Course, they won't tell you if it comes with one anyways. Mine didn't even though it said "Accessories may have cosmetic damage" which IMPLIES that its included, albeit damaged. So I now have to wait a combined total of 7 days (4 for the headset and 3 for the splitter that should have been in the...

The Kingston HyperX Cloud Stinger is a mildly stylish and extremely comfortable gaming headset, but the audio is nothing special.

Inexpensive; Comfortable; Smooth setup

So-so audio; No extra features; Unimpressive mic

Good headset. Comfort was and easy 4/5 Sound quality was an 3/5 (due to the maximum sound output) Mic was an 2/5 ( sometimes mic will be fine other times it will be bad quality audio)

It worked about as expected. I am disappointed in the sound quality though. Recently the audio cable showed signs of heavy wear despite it being relatively new and well taken care of. If the cable fails the headphones become useless..

A few weeks back, I was driving home after a long day at work. I was waiting in a left turn lane, when I peered over my shoulder and spotted a girl singing and dancing in her car while waiting at the red light. I felt like I knew who she was, but I could not put a name on her.

We've said a few times that the HyperX Cloud Stinger headset is good for its price , and that's the truth of the matter. It won't stand compared to more expensive headsets like the HyperX Cloud Revolver or the Sennheiser Game One headset . At $50, however, it can't be beat.

If you are looking for a low cost headset that still has some quality, the HyperX Cloud Stinger can fit that bill. Sold for $50, the Cloud Stinger is a lower cost alternative than its older brother, the HyperX CloudX headset . But with lower cost means compromising on additional bells and whistles.

Value driven low cost but contains quality; Sound quality is higher than expected; Rotatable ear cups

No cool extra features; Does not ship with a carrying case; Headstrap and ear cups could use just a little more work

I can't wait to see what a beefier and more-accomplished console play from the company looks like, this budget-friendly headset is a good stopgap in the meantime.

Cheap; Wide compatibility

Functional but unexceptional audio; Could be more comfortable

The HyperX Cloud Stinger Wireless is a good wireless gaming headset, especially at this price point. It doesn't have a lot of fancy features and without any software there's no customization options, but it offers good audio and a clear mic so it covers the basics well.

The Kingston HyperX Cloud Stinger is an affordable wireless headset that offers very satisfying performance for the price. It's one of the best sub-$50 headsets out there, and feels very comfortable on the head.

Comfortable; Strong audio performance for the price; Good microphone

Weak in extreme low and high frequencies