The Cloud Stinger 3 Wireless headset digital audio is fixed at 16-bit, 48 kHz
Subjective Audio Impressions
We tested exclusively using the wireless adapter over USB-C, and overall, the sound quality from the Cloud Stinger 3 Wireless was excellent. Bass is quite prominent, and with a somewhat recessed high frequency response this results in a “warm” sound signature. I am accustomed to HyperX headsets that have a “V” shaped EQ, with a recessed midrange, but these seemed flatter and more clear throughout the middle frequencies than I was expecting. The only lack of detail came in the upper treble area, but that lack of “sparkle” does ensure that these are non-fatiguing.
Bottom line, if you don’t like a “bright” sounding headset, and you want plenty of bass to go along with that “warm” sound, these are a great choice.
