This headset is nice and comes with great packaging the 7.1 surround sound works on the ps4 but just don't mess with the volume rockers or it will stop working and plug it in before you start up your ps4 the build quality is nice and it is comfortable and I could game for hours

The Kingston HyperX Cloud II aims to offer everything the average gamer would want from a headset. It boasts big 53mm drivers, surround sound processing, and a detachable microphone. It works with all of the major gaming platforms, including PC/Mac, mobile, PS4 and Xbox One (with an adaptor).

Great sound quality; Luxurious finish; Thoughtful extras

Headphone cord doesn't detach; Flimsy carry case

Cloud Stinger by Kingston really does deliver what it promises, lightweight design with few cool features that do not break the bank. When looking at just the sound performance/reproduction of Cloud Stinger it is spot on as well. It is hard to find a good pair of headsets on the budget.

Kingston has once again impressed us with their latest headset from their HyperX Cloud series, the Stinger. Aimed at budget-conscious gamers, the Stinger offers up goodies such as HyperX signature memory foam, rotating ear cups, and intuitive microphone and volume adjustments.

Very comfortable; Lightweight – 275 grams; Headset mounted volume slider is conveniently placed; Memory foam in all padding areas; Low price

No size markings on adjustable slider band; Headset cord is short when used without Y-adapter extension

There's just no doubt about it: HyperX hit a homerun with the Cloud Stinger. Coming in under $50 pricepoint probably wasn't easy, and none of its big-name competitors have been willing to try.

Great performance in gaming; comfortable earcups, flexible boom mic flips up to mute; amazing price

Stiff headband; slightly "plasticky" feel

The HyperX Cloud Stinger Gaming Headset provides some excellent value for money and impressive audio!

Overall, I'm quite impressed with the HyperX Cloud Stinger Gaming Headset. A mouth full just to say that – but after disliking the HyperX Cloud Revolver as much as I did – I'm actually quite happy with this drop in price and slight redesign.

Price point is awesome; great sound for an everyone price, Comfort and quality align with the rest of the HyperX Cloud Series, Quick mute option, Volume control on headset – little easier than fumbling with a cable, Did I mention the price point rocks

Can't remove the mic – not end of world (just a feature I REALLY like – picky Panda

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.

The HyperX Cloud Stinger is one of the best headsets that I've used or handled this year. The fixed cable is the one thing that gives me pause, but the Cloud Stinger basically nails each area of concern for a $50 headset and elevates the category.

Introduction The Gaming Headset. Ubiquitous and necessary to any gamers arsenal of tools. In cooperative multiplayer games, a good headset can make the difference between the glorious sound of "Head Shot!

Comfort, sound, price; Build Quality

Could get a little warm in extended game play