Corsair HS80 MAX WIRELESS Multiplatform Gaming Headset with Bluetooth – Dolby Atmos – Broadcast Quality Microphone – iCUE Compatible – PC, Mac, PS5, PS4, Mobile – White

These are the BEST headsets money can buy! I have gone through countless turtle beach, PlayStation and third party headsets but these are hands down the best ones out there in my opinion. The ear cushions are incredibly comfortable and make it really easy to use over long periods of time. Connectivity takes literally seconds with the receiver and you can switch very easily between PS5 and PC! It has some really good sound quality but the party piece of this headset is the microphone! One of if not the best mics on a headset out there! The design is very sturdy and it can take some serious use! Overtime the cushion covers may start to come loose but that would have been well over a year and that is with daily use for hours on end. The good news is that replacements are very cheap and it is so easy to change. If you are considering a higher end headset, you will not be disappointed in any way whatsoever. 11/10

Everyone has their own preference but for me I find it very comfortable over long periods. Decent sound quality and good free software. Microphone is very good for calls, I get compliments on how clear it is. Good looking headset also at a fair price. Had this for nearly a year witj frequent use and there are no signs of wear yet.

Mic quality is stellar and sound is immersive in Dolby Atmos mode. Very comfy even after hours. The fixed USB cable works great for PC use—but beware, the sound signature can feel flat without EQ tweaking, and some units suffer from build issues like headband cracks. Overall a solid wired headset if you want comfort and voice quality at a fair price.

Perfect headphones for both gaming and music listening. So far these are the best headphones I've ever had. Everything, quality, sound, mic!, comfort and so on and so on, like everything is perfect. There's wifi, bluetooth, C cable, the app. And the mic is sick good. Have been using them for 6 months or so and no scratch or any sign of material peeling etc. If you're looking for a great headphones then you'll be happy with this definitely.

I spent from 1am to 4:30am diving deep into Amazon, comparing headphones in the £70–£200 range. After watching loads of YouTube reviews and doing some serious research, I finally settled on this headset, and wow, I’m glad I did. Within 5 minutes of using the SoundID setup (which tests and customises the sound to your ears), the audio was incredible. It gave me feedback based on my hearing and created a personalised profile. Super simple, and totally worth it. Comfort-wise, it’s right up there with the Astro A50s—which I love—but this was a fraction of the price. I paid £99 on special (normally £170), and honestly, it feels premium. What I loved: Super comfy for all head sizes Sound is amazing after 5-minute setup Great battery life Bluetooth for phone use Subtle RGB (nothing over the top) Mic is excellent—don’t trust the negative reviews. It’s as good as the HS80, maybe better Full upgrade from older models in every way I game almost 24/7 (no shame), and these are perfect for comms too. Plus, with my mum being a music teacher and my sister and I having played instruments, I’d say I know a thing or two about sound—these deliver.

Sound quality is great out of the box. No cracking, no popping, high notes are okay, bass is great. I have a quite sizeable head and this headset is great, comfortable and not much to do with it. Now I had to send it back due to a side panel on the inside cracked after 2 weeks of use around a screw. I would assume that the screws were over tightened and from the usage it cracked the plastic.

UPDATE: Have now changed my review to 1* instead of 3* as the issues are just piling up and product is becoming unbearable. Constant disconnecting, turn PC on and the headset stops working, software glitches, random cut outs. Awful product that is plagued by terrible software. Decent hardware but can’t use it so it’s pointless. Avoid at all costs. Original review is below. Overall the headset is really quite good. The sound quality is really nice and crisp, good bass levels and perfect for everyday use. If you use it wired then it is flawless. The battery is also good on the wireless headset so you will not need to charge it often. The problem lies with the wireless part of the headset. When I first had it (around 12 months ago) the headset connected well and was always flawless. But, overtime it has been glitching A LOT. So for instance I would turn my computer on, put the headphones on and it works fine. Go and do something for 5 min and the headset goes into sleep mode (save on battery). Then when I go to turn it back on, sometimes it may glitch out and not connect to my computer and the iCue software does not recognise its on or connecting or anything. The only way to solve this is by connecting a wire to the computer to re-establish a connection. Not happy with that and it seems to be more frequent the longer I have owned the device. Now if this was happening 5+ years into ownership then okay fair enough but less than a year? Pathetic really. The audio settings sometimes also change so I am having to go back into the iCue software and change my audio settings as I notice my bass has changed etc. Additionally, the range is a bit mediacore (would be nice to move around the house and stay connected) but its enough to go to the next room etc but so cannot complain too much. Would I recommend these in the wireless version? Probably not, just save a bit more money and get yourself something better unless you are buying the wired version. Maybe they have fixed this in the new ones? I personally would not risk it so be careful.

The headset has good sound quality, is comfortable and can be used to chat while playing games. However, most of the features of the headset require you to download an app and hand over your personal information when these features could be made physical like many other headsets (equaliser settings for example). To make matters worse, the app even has a pro option to unlock more features via a monthly subscription, for a headset that is by no means cheap. Regardless of my infinity toward Corsair products, I cannot recommend this.