Testseek.com have collected 156 expert reviews of the Kingston HyperX Cloud Stinger and the average rating is 83%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Kingston HyperX Cloud Stinger.
October 2016
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Comfort
Sound
Price. Build Quality.
Comfortable memory foam ear cups
Directional drivers
Great gaming separation
Massive compatibility
As a gaming headset the HyperX Cloud Stinger gives good sound and excellent audio cues for gaming
Good sound and great features for the Stinger's size and price range
Comfort. The HyperX Cloud Stinger is extraordinarily comfortable for a closed headset
Price
Convenient volume control
Brand foam HyperX
Removable lining with bowls
Compatible with consoles
Light weight
Good bass
Microphone
Solid
Mid-heavy sound
HyperX finally adds volume/mic controls on the headset itself
Extremely inexpensive
Lightweight
Solid audio for the price
A good microphone with decent noise canceling
Comfy
Soft earcups
Comfortable
Strong audio performance for the price
Good microphone
Comfortable fit
Good sound quality
Solid wireless performance
Reasonable price
Lightweight design. Crisp and clear sound. Great mic/voice quality. Very affordable
Great performance in gaming
Comfortable earcups
Flexible boom mic flips up to mute
Amazing price
Inexpensive
Smooth setup
Superior comfort and fit. These headsets are comfortable thanks to their unique design and lightweight nature. Even after hours of gaming
You won't feel them on
50mm drivers are taken directly from the Cloud I and Cloud II series so their sound signatur
Very comfortable
Lightweight – 275 grams
Headset mounted volume slider is conveniently placed
Memory foam in all padding areas
Low price
Lightweight design
Clean and precise sound
Adjustable microphone
Great sound for the price
Microphone mute by swivel
Extremely comfortable
Exceptional microphone quality
Ultra-light headset
High-quality sound
Great audio quality for the price
Feels durable
The editors didn't like
Could get a little warm in extended game play
Plastic construction
Microphone could be better
Distorts at high end of range
Music reproduction is only fair
If you want to game using a good-looking and comfortable well-built headset
Either of the HyperX Cloud or Cloud Stinger gaming headsets are very good choices. The Cloud is priced at $79 and the Cloud Stinger is priced at
HyperX Cloud Stinger
Spartan kit
Cable without braid
Of course
The cons could still write non-detachable cable and microphone
But is more a feature as a class
Not as a defect of a particular model
Audio not as rich as the more expensive HyperX Cloud
Weak microphone
Comfy
But a bit cheap feeling
Bass reproduction is just okay
Bulky look
Weak in extreme low and high frequencies
No customization
No 3.5mm audio jack
Non-removable mic
Lacking on the bass end of the sound scale
Stiff headband
Slightly "plasticky" feel
So-so audio
No extra features
Unimpressive mic
All of us felt that the bass was a bit too punchy for our liking. Thankfully
The mids
Highs and lows all seem naturally balanced
Noise cancellation is passive and thus won't completely block out ambient noises. Not an issue though because the cans are
No size markings on adjustable slider band
Headset cord is short when used without Yadapter extension
Audio cable and microphone not detachable
Not great for music without an DAC
Headband could be more padded
Not the most comfortable
Sound quality could be bette
Occasionally disconnects
Lacks buttons/functionalities that are standard to most headsets
Published: 2017-09-08, Author: Chris , review by: ergohacks.com
Abstract: I've been through a lot of headphones over the years. Most have been connected to my phone and hence I've gotten used to in-ear buds. I've tried bigger earphones for at the computer but I've never found them comfortable. The traditional headset for gamer'...
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Published: 2017-02-06, Author: Bo , review by: play3r.net
Very sturdy build quality, Positional audio accurate, Closed Earcups Block out external noise, Clever microphone on/off mechanism, Long 3m total cable, Earcups lay flat when headset worn around the neck
Sound can lack bass, Fitting can be uncomfortable over time for some, Microphone requires audio adjustments and picks up background noise, Priced a little high for this level of headset
The HyperX Cloud Stinger is fighting in a fiercely competitive £50 price bracket. Many big names compete trying to get the best performance out of just above budget components.The sturdy build of the HyperX Cloud Stinger will certainly appeal to those who...
Attractively priced, New features are introduced such as rotating ear cups, Audio quality is great for the money, Comfy to use
The Cloud II offers a better allround package for £2025 more
The Cloud Stinger is a budget headset (at £49.99) from HyperX – the gaming peripheral manufacturer that has built up an excellent reputation in the headset sector thanks to its Cloud and Cloud II devices.Rather than just ‘cheaping-out' when manufacturing...
Published: 2016-12-23, Author: Peter , review by: eteknix.com
Good build quality, Powerful and clear sound, Great for all multimedia, Multi-format support, Auto-mute microphone, Built-in volume control, Stylish design, Trusted brand, Fantastic price,
Hard-wired cable, Non-removable microphone, “The HyperX Stinger is not only comfortable, powerful and durable, it’s also incredibly kind to your wallet. For those looking for a versatile gaming headset for all major gaming systems, mobile and PC, look no
PriceThe HyperX Stinger Gaming Headset comes in at the very wallet friendly MSRP of £49.99, although you can find it a little cheaper if you shop around. Given it offers multi-format support, while also being around £40 cheaper than the HyperX Cloud Revol...
the HyperX Cloud Stinger is a good product The build quality and the materials used are excellent and we did not expect anything less from Kingston Other than the fact that we are looking at a classic design The soft cushions as well as the headband fit...
Published: 2016-11-03, Author: Mark , review by: cclonline.com
HyperX themselves seem to be producing a fair amount of headsets now and as do their various competitors, so it's becoming a very hard field top make a product really stand out in. This headset however does nail it for the price point, and for £50 you wil...
Published: 2016-10-28, Author: James , review by: pcgameware.co.uk
It would appear that just like the HyperX Alloy FPS keyboard, HyperX have nailed it again, the HyperX Cloud Stinger is so close to perfection it's worthy of one of our Platinum awards. At just £55 it's simply as good as you could hope for and better th...
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Published: 2016-10-07, Author: Andrew , review by: gamegrin.com
Abstract: I've had a HyperX headset for a while now, and it has never let me down. Kingston really know how to assemble a robust bit of equipment -- and that shows with the Cloud Stinger. Despite being priced for the mid-tier user, they haven't skimped on the build...
The Cloud Stinger continues the tradition of being a gimmick free, great sounding headset. This time in a sleeker, lighter package. The audio delivery by the 50mm drivers is as you would expect, good, providing deep brooding bass with clear mids and highs...
