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There’s been surprisingly little movement in the budget-friendly end of the headset market these past few years. HyperX released the critically acclaimed Cloud for under $100 in 2014, then followed up with the pretty solid and even cheaper $50 Cloud Stinger this year. You’d think that with HyperX commanding such strong word-of-mouth, other companies might step up their own efforts.
It hasn’t gone that way, though. A lot of fighting has happened around the $100 price, as well as in the wireless headset market, but the Cloud remains the default recommendation more than two years on.
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