Review on Computer headset HyperX Cloud Stinger, black-red by Danuta Py ᠌

I "purchased on a ball," as the expression goes, mentally ready myself to send them back after making the purchase. Yet after sitting in them for a few days while I worked, I understood that I would continue to do so until they finally gave out on me. I can attest to the positive comments made below: A very, very fantastic option for my four thousand dollars. And if you were successful in locating a discount for less than three thousand dollars, then you would have the only option. + Comfortable ear cushions; there should be no pinching anywhere. They provide a comfortable fit to the head, enabling you to wear them for the entirety of the day. Before that, I used Sennheiser HD 205 headphones; however, due to the discomfort caused by those headphones, I now wear Stinger headphones. + The sound can be adjusted on the right cup, and the microphone can be activated by simply lowering it down and hearing a characteristic click. The ergonomics are very convenient. If I change my ears, but always with the same functionality, because it is ridiculously convenient. +Razer Surroud Pro, which is available for free download from the Razer website with headphones. It is possible to develop a programmed simulation of three-dimensional sound, and at the same time, it manages to perform this function pretty capably. I'm sorry to say, but hardware does not provide this function in any other location (farewell, SoundBlaster). + Pinning the ears back. It is convenient when you put it on the table, when you just hang it around your neck, and even when you wear it with the auto-adjustment on your head. Plus, the design is unobtrusive and calm. Cons: - The sound quality may not be up to par; nevertheless, the HD205 offers marginally superior performance in this area. However, it is physically impossible to sit in one of those for more than a couple of hours at a time. - There is room for improvement in the soundproofing.