Review on Computer headset HyperX Cloud Stinger, black-red by Gabriela Brzozowska ᠌

In sum, I enjoyed using the headphones and am satisfied with the purchase. Some issues, but nothing really serious Pros: I got these headphones specifically for use with video games, and they've proven to be an excellent choice. + Not only do the headphones have a low weight so the head doesn't get tired from wearing them for long periods of time, but the microphone turns off if you return the microphone to its original state, which is up to a click, which is very convenient when you urgently need to turn off the micrphone. The ear pads are made very high quality and after a few more hours they remember the shape of the ear, making it even more pleasant to sit in them. One more thing I like is that the volume can be adjusted independently in each earpiece; there is no external control box required. An additional positive is the high quality of the materials used to construct the headphones; the plastic is not glossy but rather rough, so it won't get filthy; the microphone is rubberized and can even be bent, though extreme bending could damage it; and the rim is made of metal. One handy and welcome feature of these headphones is that their ears can be rotated by ninety degrees, allowing you to hang them around your neck when you're not listening to music. This feature also facilitates headphone adjustment. Negatives are listed below: From the negatives, I'd call attention to the wire's braid, which might tangle up quickly; and from the negatives, I'd call attention to the fact that the right earpiece will eventually shatter when inserted and removed, due solely to the headphones' construction.