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HyperX Cloud Stinger Core review: An underwhelming wireless gaming headset

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  Gaming headsets are expensive and finding an affordable one is difficult. In time when PC gaming industry is growing rapidly, it is about time when there will be more headsets maker that will make the niche products mainstream. In today’s time, HyperX is one such brand that continues its feat to make gaming-centric PC peripherals mainstream and affordable. The latest addition in the company’s portfolio is the Cloud Stinger Core headset. Priced at Rs 9,990, the headset might not be ultra-cheap but features like 7.1 surround sound support make it sound like a good bet. Design and build quality HyperX Cloud Stinger Core The Cloud Stinger Core is made mostly from plastic. Its build quality does not impress much and that is something you cannot turn your eyes away right after you take it out from its box. The Cloud Stinger Core is a wireless headset, therefore, lacks a 3.5mm audio-in port or any other wire. It, instead, has a 2.4Ghz Wi-Fi chip built-in for connectivity and a supp

HyperX Alloy Origins review: This gaming keyboard is worth the moolah

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What comes to your mind when you think of the word 'precision'? Well, surely, there would be many things. Let’s cut to the chase; here we are talking about the HyperX Alloy Origins gaming keyboard. From design to aesthetics, everything in this keyboard looks fascinating — just as one imagines in a gaming device. Overall, this gaming keyboard maintains a level of simplicity. But when you slam the keys hard during an intense gaming session and the RGB colour shift comes into play, it is an altogether different experience. So, we give lengthy introductions a pass and jump straight to the point. HyperX Allo y Origins, HyperX Alloy Origins gaming keyboardIt's a new breed of keyboards meant exclusively for gaming, but that does not mean amateurs cannot also try their hand. The HyperX Red Linear keys are very light and your fingers just glide over them. One of the reasons is that these keys do not bounce much upon pressing and shifting. The travel time, therefore, is mu