Just excellent headphones - I use them for PC, Xbox and PS4 and they work on each very well. The mute built into the mic bar is a great feature and they are very comfortable to wear.

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

good quality; auto-mute microphone; comfortable to wear

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Amazing, recommend this headset to anyone, including the other models in the series (owned the previous downgraded model).

-Comfort is amazing; has interchangable pads for soft or leather feel; even forget you have it on which is a goal for me with headsets -great mic; all my friends say it sounds pretty clean -USB control for 7.1 is really fun; sound has been perfect for what I need; especially with the frequency range...

-the adapter for headphone jack to headphone and microphone jacks is a small adapter that has a specified length so it doesnt work on all systems -Havent seen any ways that its been negative yet

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..

Last year, Kingston shocked many gamers by releasing the HyperX Cloud, a surprisingly good gaming headset from folks who are known for selling storage drives. The company's new HyperX Cloud II retains its predecessor's cozy, stylish design while adding virtual 7.1 surround sound for extra immersion.

Best-in-class comfort; Stylish; lightweight design; Includes both pleather and plush ear covers

Lackluster bass; No software for customizing sound

The Stinger fits the Kingston HyperX Cloud mold, with a comfortable headset and a great overall value.

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.

For what it is, this value designed low-cost unit gets the job done and still has some quality to it.

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

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.