Cloud Stinger 2 Wireless

Headset status Tone Notification Power On - 1 tone (mid) Power Off - 2 tones (high, low) Maximum volume reached - 3 tones (high) Minimum volume reached - 3 tones (low) Low battery (10%) - 4 tones (mid, low, mid, low) Microphone muted - 2 tones (high, high) Microphone active - 1 tone (high) Mic monit

1. Connect the wireless adapter to the PlayStation 4 console. 2. Set Input Device to USB Headset (HyperX Cloud Stinger 2 Wireless). 3. Set Output Device to USB Headset (HyperX Cloud Stinger 2 Wireless). 4. Set Output to Headphones to All Audio. 5. Set Volume Control (Headphones) to maximum.

Operation ​ Cloud Stinger 2 Wireless microphone positions

​ Audio Controls Volume Microphone Mic monitoring DTS:X Spatial Sound On: Spatial sound is enabled. DTS APO communicates directly with games/apps and renders best spatial sound possible. Off: Spatial sound is disabled. Stereo sound is played through headset. Equalizer 10 band equalizer Includes EQ p

Headphone Driver: Dynamic, 50mm with Neodymium magnets Form factor: Closed Back Frequency response: 10 Hz - 20.2 kHz Impedance: 32 Ω Sensitivity: 104.5 dBSPL/mW at 1 kHz T.H.D.: ≤ 2% Frame type: Plastic Ear cushions: Memory foam and premium leatherette Microphone Element: Electret condenser micropho

Cloud Stinger 2 Wireless Quick Start Guide

1. Connect the wireless adapter to the PlayStation 5 console. 2. Go to the home page and select Settings > Sound 3. Under Microphone, set the following: Input Device: USB Headset (HyperX Cloud Stinger 2 Wireless) 4. Under Audio Output, set the following: Output Device: USB Headset (HyperX Cloud Stin

LED Charge Status ​

1. Connect the wireless adapter to the PC. 2. Power on the headset. 3. Right click speaker icon > Select Open Sound settings > Select Sound Control Panel 4. Under the Playback tab, click on “HyperX Cloud Stinger 2 Wireless” and click on the Set Default button. 5. Under the Recording tab, click on “H

1. Plug in the wireless dongle and launch NGENUITY 2. Click on the Headset tab 3. Click “Install” on the “Audio Drivers Required” prompt 4. Wait until the drivers are finished installing 5. Click “OK, Will Do” on the “Drivers Installed” prompt 6. Restart your PC