Review on Computer headset HyperX Cloud Stinger, black-red by Adam Libera ᠌

I didn't take the earlier remark seriously and ignored it. I offered to pay for the ease of turning the microphone off; I raised the bow; it was off; I dropped it to my mouth; it was on. A pretty useful system, in fact. The only issue is that they noticed the voice was "cleaner" in the prior headset (the Dushman Logitech 860 for 1200), which was used at the time. I switched back to my old headset when they repeated it to me the following day:'-( Although it is heard on the recording, if the interlocutors claim it is not natural, they are in the right. The ears themselves are normal; the interlocutors' voices are natural rather than artificial, and the noises of the game are similarly typical; I didn't anticipate any musical sounds from them. My ears fit inside, making for a comfortable fit, so after 5 hours neither my head nor my ears suffered. Volume control on the right ear is also useful. Yet, contrary to what I initially believed, this is a slider. There is nothing to cling to on the lengthy, unbraided cable because nothing hangs off of it (often sound or microphone adjustment), but that's okay because it is because it is not used.