HyperX Cloud Stinger vs Razer Kraken Ultimate

I can't imagine that sounds all that great. So decision time. At the end of the day, I found these headphones to be pretty comparable to each other, a...

The headset's general sound signature leans towards the bass-heavy end, and even using the Music EQ mode to sculpt the higher frequencies doesn't change that much. The opening acoustic guitar plucks in Yes' "Roundabout" get some string texture in the highs, but the lower resonance comes through with much more power. When the electric bass kicks in, it stands front and center in the mix, pushing the guitar strums and vocals slightly to the back. The higher-frequency elements of the mix aren't completely overcome by the bass, but they do take a back seat to the lower frequencies

(You don’t need the adapter with this headset for Xbox one if you have the controller with a 3.5mm jack) Long Review (Still updating and pending final product rating): COMFORT: They are very comfortable to me (I am a female and most aren’t comfortable to me and are too big but without this headset adjusted at all it fits pretty comfortably). When it’s adjusted to be larger it fits my boyfriend as well so this is a great headset for either female or male. SOUND: I’m not audio/sound wizard or professional but the sound so far is very good

My Logitech Artemis finally died after years of service, and I decided to try these as I have had nothing but poor luck with the GHUB software in the past so was not interested in getting stuck with it going forward. The way the large earpads cover your entire ear can make wearing eye glasses with these a bit uncomfortable. Compared to my previous these feel a bit lighter and did take some getting used to comfort wise. After getting used to them however, I found them more comfortable over long periods than my previous set

The 50 millimeter drivers do have their very own HyperX memory phone, they call it, on the inside, so again, also very soft on your ears, and they do ...

The ear cushions seem great for it, but since the fit is a bit loose it kind of loses its effectiveness. The mute button is definitely not that great. It's a small button on the mic itself, so you won't accidentally hit it. There just isn't a whole lot of feed back when you do have to hit the mic

The over-ear padding does put some pressure on the ears which takes time to get used to. The noise canceling is pretty good. I have a portable air conditioner that gets pretty loud and most people I asked if they could hear it going, didn’t even know I had one on. The sound quality is okay

As for the noise cancelation, I haven't owned mine long enough to give a quality judgement on that, but it completely blocks out the sound of my PC's fans at the very least. Still have yet to have

Ive used is almost every day for gaming, Disney+, and phone conversations. The headset has no visible wear or has parts that have broke. The sound and mic quality are as good as the day I bought it. The foam for the earcups and headband have no wear

It also stood up to my cats chewing at the mic end. I'm so glad they I can retract it during storage. Edit:9-30-22. I got another notice for this