[GP] Review Hyperx Cloud Stinger headphones

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For a respectable gamer, the peripherals are at least as important as the hardware in the system. In addition to video card, processor and monitor with hundreds of hertz, gamers also need keyboard, mouse and earphones. After all, these are the main elements that make it easier for us to interact with the virtual environment. A good peripheral should not look good just from the point of view of technical specifications but must be solid and, moreover, remain comfortable after long use. Personally, I dislike sharp-edged keyboards or aesthetically pleasing earphones but become very uncomfortable after just 30 minutes of gaming. As proof, only in the last year I went through 3 pairs of headphones, 2 keyboards and 3 mice.

 

Of course, this luxury, to have good quality peripherals, imposes quite high costs on the consumer's pocket. However, over time, we have discovered many products worthy of wearing the cheap and good label. I know you find it hard to believe, but today there are companies that invest in product quality, not just in artificial marketing campaigns.

 

HyperX Cloud Stinger is the perfect example of an affordable product that excels in ergonomics and acoustic chassis, with very small concessions in terms of quality of construction. Although Kingston's parent company remains focused on the production of solid state storage solutions, the HyperX subsidiary continues to grow as an independent brand of hardware and peripherals for gamers. Currently, the HyperX product portfolio includes mid-range and high-end SSDs, RAM memories, gaming headphones and, more recently, mechanical keyboards. Although in theory we are not dealing with a company with extensive peripheral experience, as is the case with the Logitech or SteelSeries giants, HyperX products impress with good specifications, pleasant design and excellent quality / price ratio, often over that offered by more established brands.