Cloud Stinger

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 more like a driver failure than anything from the controller jack. i've seen this happen from age or a power spike. for $80 wired on ps5, the hyperx cloud stinger core is comfy and has a decent mic. the steelSeries arctis nova 1 is another solid pick - light and the mi

i feel you on the bent port issue, had that happen before. for wireless under $200 aud that works on pc, xbox, and ps5, your best bet is the SteelSeries Arctis 1 Wireless. it comes with a usb-c dongle that works on all three platforms. another solid pick is the HyperX Cloud Stinger 2 Wireless but do

recently got hyperx cloud stinger on eBay for £10, can say I’m very happy when it comes to gaming. Pretty unbearable otherwise tho. Very comfortable and the mic is superb.

damn that echo issue is super annoying and yeah its probably the splitter causing it. cheap splitters can mess up the ground connection which creates that feedback loop for your budget id go with a dedicated usb headset honestly. the hyperx cloud stinger core or corsair hs35 are solid options around

i ran into that exact volume wheel problem with an old pair—super frustrating. for your budget and wanting something solid that just works, i'd look at the HyperX Cloud Stinger 2. it's got a single 3.5mm plug so it handles the separate ports fine, and the build feels way sturdier than most at that p

finding something wireless under £80 that'll last a few years is doable. i'd steer towards the HyperX Cloud Stinger 2 Wireless—it's often around that price, the battery life is solid, and the build feels decent for the cost. it connects easily to PS5 too. the Turtle Beach Stealth 600 is another one