Review on HyperX Cloud Stinger Core - Wireless Gaming Headset with 7.1 Surround Sound and Noise Cancelling Microphone by Kiyoshi Goro ᠌

I paid 8000 for it, and when I considered that I now work from home, I came to the conclusion that the device with which I spend between 8 and 10 hours per day could be purchased for a lower price. Therefore, I recommend that you buy it for your loved one. The advantages of it include the following: They have a very comfortable fit atop the head. After some trial and error, I was able to adjust the rim to the size I wanted, and once I did that, the headphones fit like a glove on my head. At first, I was concerned that they would put pressure on my ears because I have very large ears. 8-10 hours exactly of work on a single charge, I didn't check it anymore, but they charge very quickly - 10 times faster than they sit down) The sound is wonderful, a little bassy, but maybe it seems that way after the previous ones - there was trouble with the bottoms. To put it simply, I am already accustomed to it. 7.1 initially struck me as odd, but over time I've grown accustomed to its presence. When I first started using it, the only time I activated it was when I played games, but now I never turn it off. The quality of the audio in the game is very high; you can hear every rustle. I won't promise that you will definitely be able to pinpoint the location of the sound source, but I can guarantee that these headphones are superior to the standard 2.0 variety. Having certain negative aspects I'm not sure what causes the speakers to click occasionally, but it doesn't happen very often and it only happens when the system is not in use (that is, without sound playback). The software that is included with the headphones only has one setting, which toggles between being on and off. 7.1 :) The charge is displayed, and there are already two levels of gradation: "medium" and "low":)))) The manufacturer earned points for successfully completing the software's functionality, but they also painstakingly created a "presets" system for the settings: