Corsair is adding three new products to its lineup of PC gaming headsets. All three are now available for purchase, starting at $60 for the HS55 Stereo and maxing out at $100 for the HS80 RGB USB. Each one boasts custom-tuned 50mm drivers for immersive sound, but there are some big differences when it comes to connectivity, design, and additional features. Here's a closer look at all three.
The HS55 Stereo is the cheapest of the bunch, but it's still packed with cool functionality and impressive specs for the price. For one, the microphone is Discord-Certified for crisp communication and offers a flip-to-mute function. It's also built with on-ear controls for ease-of-use and features adjustable memory foam earcups. All modern platforms are compatible with the HS55 Stereo and its 3.5mm connector (and Y-cable adapter for PC), and it also offers full support for Tempest 3D Audio on PS5.
Our ears-on impressions: As a budget headset, the HS55 Stereo is a pretty solid choice. It features comfortable earcups and a frame that feels durable. While being restrained to stereo audio won't cut it for a lot of users, it's neat that it offers support for the PS5's Tempest 3D Audio. If you're looking for a universal headset without breaking the bank, the HS55 Stereo is a nice option.
Step up to the HS65 Surround, and you'll get a sleek new design along with a few additional features. Most noticeable is the support for Dolby Audio 7.1 Surround Sound on PC and Mac using the included USB adapter. Beyond that standout, you'll also get memory foam earcups, another Discord-Certified mic with flip-to-mute capabilities, and Tempest 3D Audio support on PS5. There's also the addition of SonarWorks SoundID to customize the headset's performance to
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