Possibly the best gaming headset for $50! I am impressed by the comfort of this headset. I wore it for 3-4 hours and my ears didn't hurt after taking them off. Sound quality is very good for the price, I can hear almost directly where shots are coming from on Fortnite.

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...

This headset is definitely a starter headset. But it's definitely has good quality sound. I use it for streaming and have no problems. The guy at micro center helped me a lot in St. Louis Park, MN with picking these as I was on a budget.

When Kingston released their HyperX Cloud gaming headset they took the gaming world by storm. With outstanding build quality, very comfortable fit, great sound and a microphone that put many of the big gaming peripheral players offerings to shame (looking at you SteelSeries) at a great price they...

Lightweight; comfortable; price; no gaudy extras

Lack of 5.1 or 7.1 surround sound

Happy with the purchase. Very comfortable on-ear headphones. Ideal for gamers

good quality; auto-mute microphone; comfortable to wear

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Its lower price compared to premium headsets and thats what you are paying for, a cheap broken headset.

They are headphones; where your're supposed to hear sounds; so I guess thats one Pro

The mic is the absolute worst; I don't like to talk very loud or have the mic very close to my mouth; My older headsets do a great job of picking up my voice from far away with little effort.

This headset's sound quality is the same as a $10 or $20 pair of earbuds, and the mic is horrible, it barely registers noise. I've tried adjusting it in my setting but I have to almost yell just to register a little noise from the mic.

The Cloud Stinger is HyperX's newest addition to its headset line, priced at the rather cheap £49.99. The Stinger fuses an attractive design with easy-to-use adjustment features, and is super-comfortable to wear for long gaming sessions.

Lightweight and comfortable; Excellent audio quality for the money; Great value

So-so build quality; Non-detachable microphone; Analogue connection quality varies by device

In an increasingly saturated peripheral market, HyperX are hoping their new Cloud Stinger can become the ‘go-to' headset if you are on a budget. Priced at £49.99, it comes in cheaper than the acclaimed Cloud and Cloud II headsets while keeping familiar features from those devices, including memory...

Attractively priced; New features are introduced such as rotating ear cups; Audio quality is great for the money; Comfy to use

Construction does feel a bit plasticky; The Cloud II offers a better all-round package for £20-25 more

The HyperX range has long been a measure of quality, and it's probably a fair assumption to say that most of us have owned at least one HyperX product in our PC owning lifetime.