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

Revainrating 3 out of 5

Not perfect quality, some small defect.

Unfortunately, buying a headset for 7000r in our time, you can only get an analogue of Chinese consumer goods for 3500 from the low line (although the Chinese also throw in noise reduction), this does not even pull on the average. I wanted to buy a white headset, but I was only repulsed by the fact that I would not have 7.1 for the same money, which prevents me from screwing software 7.1 to a white headset, it remains an open question for me, apparently an artificial limitation for inflating the line. 3 HyperX points, do your best.

Pros
  • Relatively affordable headset on the radio channel. Good loudspeakers, the headset as a whole is in no way inferior in quality to its more expensive counterparts. Good soundproofing with ear pads. Easy setup out of the box.
Cons
  • White noise when no sounds are played, but as I understand it, this is a problem with any wireless radio headphones The bass is a bit artificial, raised, but not much, you get used to it quickly. When you put on the headphones, be sure to turn the volume wheel. The standby mode is incomprehensible, my headphones were waiting all night, although the computer did not play any content. The biggest disadvantage of HyperX Cloud Stinger is a huge line, which is initially difficult to figure out, names that incorrectly push and encourage you to buy the wrong product you wanted. The virtualization mode called 7.1 is software emulation, marketing, rubbish that you turn on and off once, you will not listen to music, watch content in this mode, and in games with this mode, not a drop of positioning is added, on the contrary, stereo mode helps to better navigate the position of opponents. Useless software in which there are no operating modes, no equalizer. Only virtual 7.1, which is no different from Windows Sonic, and who needs it when there is DTS:HeadphoneX, which creates a scene based on content metadata.