Review on 🎧 HYPERX Cloud Stinger Gaming Headset - Lightweight Design - Flip to Mute Mic - Memory Foam Ear Pads - Built-in Volume Controls - Compatible with PC, PS4, PS4 Pro, Xbox One, Xbox One S (Renewed) by Jnis Bisters ᠌

I was worried that I was going to get ripped off when I ordered the headphones on AliExpress because they were designed for the Chinese market. However, it did not fail because the quality is exceptional. You should not expect an audiophile sound from this location; the highest volume can only pull generic pop music, but it handles games fairly well (all you have to do is reduce the lower ones and boost the higher ones, and then voila). For a headset that costs $50, the microphone is quite good. In addition, it is not mentioned in any of the publications as a benefit of doing so. In addition, there is a function for turning the microphone off (raise it till it makes a clicking sound). Because the volume is satisfactory, I suggest moving it to a higher position in the system so that the lever can be adjusted without the need to leave the cash registers. ahem . without having to worry about getting sidetracked from the actual game. A test drive that lasted for four hours (CS:GO, DotA, music, and a comparison with the ie-4 senses) demonstrated that the ears are able to tolerate the noise pretty well. There is no requirement for a 'external audio card' in this scenario because the model being used is incorrect; the phone was capable of handling them without any issues. Compositions featuring powerful vocals, such as Andrea Bocelli's "Con te partiro," were among of my favorites to listen to. The one and only thing that I had some trouble figuring out was why the sound is also transferred to the ears into the microphone (something that is obvious when chatting with multiple persons in Teamspeak or Skype at the same time). In conclusion, if you are interested in purchasing ears for use in online games, I would suggest spending between 4 and 4.5k on them.