Cloud Stinger

Havit H2002D. Já usei muitas marcas e ele se destaca bem pelo preço e desempenho oferecido. Ele é bom até para quem joga de forma competitivo. No entanto, se você gosta de fones mais leves, vai de HyperX Cloud Stinger 2. O único problema dele é o ajuste de altura, que é feito de plástico e pode queb

I bought the Razer blackshark V2 X and it sounds very well. The only one thing I don't like is the "closed" structure. I prefer de open one, but the headset is very nice. Decent mic, comfy cushion (they need some time to molding) and a good sound. I watched some comparisons and the blackshark seems

хороший бюджет. бери приоритет: съемный бум-микрофон (лучше, чем встроенный), закрытая чашка для позиционирования в шутерах и комфорт на часах. пару проверенных вариантов: 1. steelseries arctis 1 - съемный бум, нейтральный звук, удобно и не режет уши. 2. corsair hs50 pro - крепкая сборка, сильный ба

I use a HyperX Cloud Stinger 2 and it works just fine. Amazon has them for right at $30. Good audio, fits on my head, decent mic with a mute. It's not fancy, but it does the basics well. Can confirm it has spacial audio.

kinda similar situation here with big head and glasses. the Cooler Master MH751 is probably your best bet around 70-80€ - super comfortable for long sessions and the soundstage in FPS games is solid. if that's too high, HyperX Cloud Stinger Core runs around 45-55€ and uses the same frame as your old

I bought hyperx cloud stinger core headset in 2019 for approx 20 dollars in India, it is still working same, except cushions wore out. You can find it's version 2 now. Sound quality, comfort is very good in this price range, but it doesn't have bass. It is sold as gaming headset but i watched many m

i feel you on the G435 problems - mine had connection drops too. for lightweight around that same feel, the G733 is solid but honestly similar weight to what you have. check out the Razer Barracuda X - it's 250g vs G435's 165g so still light but way more reliable. also the HyperX Cloud Stinger 2 Wir

for large head and glasses, stay away from razer, they run narrow. at 50-100€, look at HyperX Cloud Stinger Core - it's around 50€, super flexible, and the padding doesn't crush glasses. also Corsair HS35 is solid for fps, good soundstage for valorant footsteps. avoid the hyperx cloud ii, it's tight

that buzzing then death sounds like the driver coil overheated - probably not your controller's fault, just the headset giving out. for $80 wired on ps5, the HyperX Cloud Stinger Core is surprisingly solid. the mic quality is good for the price and it's really comfy for long sessions. another option

i feel you on the budget struggle. been there with those walmart headsets that fall apart in two months. the Turtle Beach Recon Spark you're eyeing is actually decent for $50, especially with that sale. another solid pick is the HyperX Cloud Stinger Core which runs about $45 and has really good buil