Review on Computer headset HyperX Cloud Orbit S, black by Janis Janis ᠌

I bought headphones a year ago. Operated carefully, used an average of no more than 1 hour per day, which amounted to about 400 hours per year, which is a little more than 2 weeks of continuous operation. Problems: The rustle of membranes comes out of the box, this is a feature, you can get used to it and not pay attention (unless, of course, you forget about the price tag), the rustle does not affect the sound quality, which is a little pleasing if you forget about the price again. Moment number 2, this is that they fell apart for me just like everyone else, I have an average head size, but this did not stop the fasteners from bursting like everyone else! This is a clear flaw in the design of headphones for many thousands ! basement china lives for years and does not break, and the "brand" is bursting at the seams already in the first year of operation! Moment number 3, in my subjective opinion, is the fraudulent marketing of Kingston and the HyperX brand, it lies in the fact that the representative of the company in the public domain assures potential buyers that the product is of high quality, and special cases are only a rare case of marriage, which, if detected, WITHOUT PROBLEM replace, this is FALSE and misleading potential buyers. When I was choosing headphones for myself, I fell for these beliefs of unscrupulous marketing and bought headphones, after which I regretted it. The photo shows my cracks on the fasteners, there are also screenshots of the response of the manufacturer's representative, where he assures that everything will be resolved under the warranty for a similar problem, as well as a response from the official representative by mail, where they refuse to guarantee for this problem referring to mechanical damage, which is a contradiction to what was previously published by the official representative. It is worth noting that they sent me a replacement fastener (well, like, okay, so be it, we’ll do you a favor, catch the same fastener that will last as long) well, they didn’t forget to mention that self-replacement generally removes from the warranty (which, as it turned out and so no).