HyperX CloudX Stinger Core – Wireless Gaming Headset, for Xbox Series X|S and Xbox One, Memory foam & Premium Leatherette Ear Cushions, Noise-Cancelling,Black

It’s a really good headset. Period.
I’ve been using this headset since December and I honestly love it. It works really well, connects easily, the battery lasts a really long time… it’s just extremely solid. I’ve tried several different ones and always had bad luck. This is the first wireless headset to not be a pain and be worth every cent! I highly recommend it.(I genuinely think since having it, I’ve charged it maybe a total of 4 or 5 times. The battery is great.)

Honest and to the point.
This is going to be long, but honest (PROS and CONS at bottom). For gaming they’re great for the price, this is coming from a long time Turtle beach user. However, there are some issues. Quality: This headset is like the all-arounder. It has solid build quality, doesn’t feel cheap, nice feeling material, good audio, bass, works fantastic with all of my devices and my Xbox one and PS4. So, where’s the issue then? The audio quality. It’s not loud, even with my mixamp and other devices. For the this price point, there are $50 (even less) Turtle beach headsets with louder and better quality. The audio is good at times and then muffled. It seems like it struggles with the differentiation between chat audio and game or whatever other background audio. Had to keep telling my friends to shhhhh when trying to hear footsteps on Battlefield 5.So, where it lacks in full on audio quality, it makes up for it in overall build quality and comfort. Which takes me to my next point. Comfort: It’s great. I game for long, long sessions at a time or listen to music, a lot. So I need a headset that doesn’t make my head hot, doesn’t squeeze my head or hurt that bone part of my ears. I’ve used Turtle Beaches because of comfort with the larger ear cushions. Even though these looks small, they’re soft yet firm at the same time. Usually companies make them super soft leather, but filled with air it seems. These are that soft leather feel, yet a little squishy at the start, then firm. There is also thick padding between the speaker and your ear but not thick enough to muffle audio. The headset is also decently flexible, meaning you don’t have to be super delicate with it. Now I’m not saying to go play football with it, but you get what I mean.One thing I would like to warn people of:We all have different shaped heads, lol, so there is no twisting of the earcups. Once they are on, they are on the same way for everyone. They are very comfortable for me, but maybe for someone that needs one or two of the earcups to be offset, this is not going to do it. Which will be uncomfortable and leave gaps so you will not be getting that noise cancelling.Now, the noise cancelling. Is great. Although I’m sad no one can hear my awesome music of what sounds like Satan being summoned from the underworld. Good news though, I can no longer hear people yelling at me to turn it down.So overall for the price would I recommend them over pretty much everything else here? yes. Because of the overall quality. I use them mainly for my Xbox One and my PS4. They’re great, good looking, not overly flashy like most headsets feel they have to be. If you’re someone like me who valued quality, and would prefer it over some flashy features, then this is the mid range-ish headset that’s really good.Some small details I’d like to add: The cables going from the earcups to the headband are braided. Nice bit of extra quality and the small touches mean they put time into the design. The headband will twist a bit giving some flex to the structure. There’s no static or distorted audio when using the audio wheel with the inline controls. They are quality, the wheels has a nice rotation but not loose so your shirt doesn’t grab and lower your audio on you. That’s is a very small detail that I wish other companies would do. I don’t know if it was intentional, but very pleased. I enjoy laying down some times and playing games. The cord some times goes in between my body and arm and when you turn your head, you pull the cord. Causing the audio wheel to turn when grabbed. This didn’t do that at all.MASSIVE WARNING: DO NOT GET YOUR FINGERS CAUGHT BETWEEN THE EARCUPS AND ALUMINUM. Wow, the metal is pretty sharp and you may panic and they lock down onto your fingers. Was not expecting that.PROS:Affordable Comfortable Durable Good audio Good build quality Works with anything with a 3.5mm headphone jack Fantastic noise cancelling Great mic quality Extremely light in terms of weight Braided cables are always nice Volume wheel has some tension so won’t grab on your clothing messing up your audio. Noise cancelling for you and those around you. If you have a loud air conditioner or loud people around, this headset will help. My AC is about 5 feet from me and a larger one. It’s loud, with this headset I only hear a slight hum. Once I’m playing or watching something or even talking to people, I don’t hear it anymore.CONS: Not the loudest speakers (They are like those old speakers that take some time to get warn in before you get the full audio quality. Took me about 1 day of normal usage. So roughly 6 yours or so) Non twistable earcups so won’t work for some head shapes. EXTREMELY SHARP aluminum on the earcups with nothing to stop you from almost losing a finger. I’m a grown man, it almost broke skin. If it were a small child, that would have not been so good. So please be careful with your fingers. The noise cancelling, yes yes, how could it be a con you say? It works too well some times. My family literally has to be in my room next to me screaming for me to hear them. So, if you like to play in a war zone or the in-laws are in town, these will be great for you.All in all, it’s a good headset and worth the price. I’ll update this if anything should change, but as of right now it’s a solid, quality headset for people who want something nice, but don’t want to spend $300 on a headset.Thank you for your time, and sorry for typos and grammatical errors.Be safe in these times everyone.Edit: After 2 months of solid use, the headset is not built the strongest. I’m already having issues with static. My friends hear static when I touch or move the Mic boom. It’s extremely loud and awful. The speakers have also lost their bass. If you aren’t a hardcore gamer, these should be fine. But if you’re an every day gamer, avoid.

Best Headset Yet!
My son goes through 2 or 3 headsets a year. We’ve bought some that cost twice as much like turtle beach and a few others. These ones are still going strong. No issue at all. I will buy again if these ones ever wear out.

Did I get a different product than everyone else?
First off, I charge it up to full overnight so it can’t be the power.Secondly, unsure if this is connected to it being a possibly faulty device, the products name on my pc seems to be “Headset (Xbox Controller)” unsure whySo heres the problem. I plug the USB into my pc so the headset could connect (I have used many headsets so this always is fine) I connect the headset to my discord (both input and output) and it works for a few minutes, then without any prompt, in the middle of gaming, it just? Disconnects the input, so people can’t hear me anymore (it’s not the mute I have tried muting and unmuting. It’s not the mic’s plug-in I have tried unplugging and plugging back in AND trying to push it in further) the only way for me to be able to get people to hear me again is by going over to my pc, taking out the USB and plugging it back in in the middle of a game, giving me about 30 seconds of not even being able to hear audio in the game until the headset reconnects, after the headset reconnects they can usually hear me again and I can hear the game again. Doing this around 6 times an hour per gaming session is really irritating and making me a liability in competitive games, and ruining any enjoyment of being able to talk to my long distance friendsBe very wary if you buy this to talk on discord on your pc.I have used many HyperX products and all have worked perfectly fine, it must just be this headset in particular. This is not going to keep me from purchasing HyperX products in the future but if this becomes a pattern with the company maybe I’ll rethink that statementThe input audio quality is fine (better than most previous wireless headsets I’ve owned) when it’s workingThe output is average, about what you’d expect for the price.The range is pretty far, I can go out into my living room past my kitchen with only a few areas I cut outNoise cancelation was less than would be preffered, discord at least has built in noise cancelation, but still I couldn’t so much as chew gum or unzip a jacket without broadcasting it to everyone via the mic

Por incrível que pareça a bateria realmente durou um pouco mais do que as 30 horas prometidas, dongle conecta rapidamente o headset, sem quedas de conexão, ótimo isolamento passivo de ruido, opção de deixar os leds do headset desligado, o que ajuda na duração da bateria( bem que o controle do xbox podia dar essa opção), som equilibrado e de excelente qualidade, confortável e leve.Uma dica para quem por exemplo vai comprar por agora e não está precisando urgente de um headset, aguarde um pouco e acompanhe o site pois ele pode chegar a sair por R$ 542,30, e o máximo de preço que vi dele é 899.

Llevo 1 año y medio con estos audifonos , son muy buenos con buen audio y muy comodos, malamente les e dado un uso muy rudo y la cancelacion de ruido y el boton de silenceo a veces fallan pero de ahi muy bueno