Corsair HS80 RGB Wireless Headset review

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The packaging is rather typical for Corsair – it’s a traditional black/yellow design.

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The HS80 RGB WIRELESS arrives in a well-packaged box, a bit differently designed in opening comparing to the previous headsets that I’ve checked.


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Inside the packaging, you’ll find:

  • HS80 RGB WIRELESS RGB Wireless Gaming Headset
  • Wireless USB transmitter
  • Roughly 1.8 m USB cable (braided)
  • Quick Start Guide
  • Safety Leaflet
  • Warranty Card

One hundred fifty bucks for the HS80 RGB WIRELESS is quite reasonable considering the new usage of Slipstream technology and Dolby Atmos compatibility. The very solid-looking design (the headset weighs 367 g) features ear cups with on-ear controls and internal memory foam. The HS80 RGB WIRELESS has two 50 mm neodymium-magnet drivers, and that usually offers the best sound as far as I’m concerned. They provide good volume levels and clarity with some bass distortion.  

 

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The huge advantage of this headset is that it is wireless (based on Corsair Slipstream technology) and with a good range; we reached up to 15 meters, not the 60ft / 20 meters Corsair is stating, but it’s still good. It is wirelessly compatible with PC and PS4/PS5.

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