It’s pretty garbage for sound. If all you care about is a mic buy a antlion wireless mic. I had the hs80 and gave it to my lil bro. I got the maxwell which actually has a better mic.
I’ve bought mine hs65 like a year ago and pretty soon the plastic head band cracked. Is it just me, or is it a common issue? (this is the only issue I had)
Bought Corsair Virtuoso XT because of both Bluetooth and 2.4 Wireless connection, using them for 2 years already, but boy, are they freaking hot. Even with Wicked Cushions cooling pads it's still kinda too hot.
I got mine for two weeks to. For fps gaming my beyerdynamic mmx300 does it better, if you wanna hear only music or just like that, order it! And it is so uncomfortable!!
I got a Razer Black shark, broke after a single year, so much for reliability. Got myself wired studio-grade headphones, and been loving them ever since.
Which headphones? Tbh the only gaming headsets that can compete with actual headphones are the audeze offerings and maybe the vzr model one. Oh and the pc38x.
@@Hijynx87 Rolling with a pair of DT770’s, they are solid, especially for the price tag. I mean I appreciated having a wireless headset but running out of battery is one thing, but also more stuff that can go wrong with the unit. I had some really good Razer stuff, just felt betrayed when my headset broke, quality isn’t there.
I own one. The sound of the microphone is very close to real life. However, you cannot adjust the distance of the microphone to your mouth, it is a stiff microphone. Keep in mind that it is also very sensitive. It is very hard to balance it for example in discord so it stays sensitive enough to pick up your voice but it is not too sensitive to pick up more than that.
As someone who owns the Blackshark V2 Pro and the Kraken V3 Pro, I would give it to the Kraken as it sounds much better and has better directional audio for FPS games.
Really? I thought the black shark v2 pro sounded pretty decent for $100. I mean I’d rather use iems or normal headphones, but still pretty decent for games.
just bought the steelseries arctis pro wireless. I have to say, the software and user experience of these headphones is next. level. I'll take this level of convenience and ease of use over a little bit of sound quality any day.
Hs80 has a awesome mic especially for that price I have a 350 euro mic setup but i still reguarly swap to my hs80 just so i wont have to bother with staying infront of the mic
I have used the HS80. Alot people seems to forget that the corsair does not have noise cancelling mic. So it picks alot of background noise like other people around you. So if you shares a room with your sibling you better off with different mic.
I just got the Blackshark V2 hyperspeed, and really like them. They sound better than my $300 JBL’s, and are now replaced for watching shows and movies when I’m outside in my smoking shed. Super comfortable, great sound (needs to be tuned), and all my friends noticed a huge improvement over my last mic.
@@almin4 because razer always make headsets that fit me well. I’ve had many including $500 headsets and they all feel terrible. Razer isn’t that bad, you just follow a certain crowd who most have never used a razer product. Fun fact, all companies make lemons. And in fact, I have had more issues with brands people rave about than I have with razer. So next time, keep your asinine comment to yourself unless you’ve come prepared to argue civilly.
@@almin4 you obviously do, otherwise you wouldn’t have made the comment. 🤔 or you would have completely worded it differently so as to engage a proper conversation on the matter. But you instead tried to shame me because your views don’t align with mine, you you just couldn’t resist trying to be “that guy”.
I wish these youtubers would actually TRY to use the G Hub software to find some user made mic presets. They sound a whole lot better than the default presets. I understand reviewing the out-of-box no software experience, but also throw in some user made presets to show the full potential of the mic. The preset i use is called "Balanced" by not timo and was told the mic sounds great. Obviously hard to compare with the other headsets since i don't have them though.
I had the Logitech ones and they were terrible, even with the Blue voice and trying all of the presets. All of my friends commented on the downgrade in mic performance, whatever settings I tried. the G Hub makes no difference and cannot make up for bad hardware.
@@Hijynx87 Yeah I got the gel, the cooling effect fades kinda quickly after you put them on but overall the cushions are a huge improvement over stock 👌
Notify me when they do full range microphones. Cutoff at 10 kHz is still unacceptable. (Wow, Razer even has a misleading graphic of the frequency response curve on their site!!)
Got a pair of Audio Technica m50x and a pair of Sennheiser 560s. 560's sound amazing for basically every scenario, and I can hear footsteps stupidly clear. If you have to get a wireless headset though, I can understand that.
I think the logitech mic gets a bad rap from reviewers. You can adjust the mic EQ a ton in the software and make it sound good, and if you get the blue ice pop it is even better with tuning. Its like none of the reviewers ever do anything with all the tools you get.
When you mentioned that "all the basic drawbacks have been ironed out" I thought you would talk about audio latency and potential signal drops/interference too.
@@WildStyle I've swapped out my Arctis 9X three times under warranty and it still has tons of wireless interference/drops. I think it just may be an issue with this particular headset but it doesn't make me confident in wireless headsets that's for sure.
@@suisiders7181 Well can be a frequency issue. If you live in an area that uses a lot of the same frequency as your headset it might create an issue. My mod mic wireless doesn't like to be plugged next to any other wireless device... Move it a little bit off less than 30cm and it works fine. You can try using your controller wired, just to see. Maybe something else that runs wireless.
Coming from gaming, going all digital is pretty upsetting. So much control and ownership lost. We are hoping that companies will keep our storefront open or the servers running so we can still play games we paid full price for. That is one way I wish NFTs could step in, but it will most likely take an indie developer doing that. It would be really amazing if Devolver Digital (a big indie publisher) could spearhead this!
Battery life has never been my main concern. Audio quality has. Unfortunately both the mics and the headphones have always been subpar and overly expensive. It makes sense since they need to pack the board and chips for delivery as well as a battery where cable headphones have extra room.
Probably the best sounding wireless anything microphone i've heard ever, however, I still personally would go the wired route but that's just my choice :)
Thanks for posting this man. These were my top contenders. I wound up getting the Logitech G Pro X 2 Lightspeed for $199. I thought about getting the v1 for $130, but I just went for the X 2. I'll be picking up some wicked cushions. You have an aff link?
I have the HS80. Microphone is top notch and the audio is pretty good. I find the comfort to be about average for a headset, especially if you have a larger head. My main gripe with it is the battery life, I feel like I’m having to plug it in every few hours. The most I’ve got from it was maybe 5-7 hours on high volume. Maybe just me? Depending on your setup that may not be an issue. Nonetheless, it’s my favorite headset I’ve purchased.
I completely disagree, so far I’ve used the a50x, maxwells and the nova pro wireless, so far the nova pro wireless (imo) are the best out of these three mentioned.
With everything coming so close to comparison, I would like to see more proper testing with range and "walking out of the room clarity & functionality." There has been a big difference of being able to walk around the house between wireless headsets in my testing and some will work going into a room with a door shut, others will literally cut out if I don't stand in a specific spot in the same room. Sadly my favorite headset will literally crash and reset settings if it continuously tries to maintain connection and fails.
The sound out of the box isn't great, it is lacking a lot in the bass area. However, once you figured out a setting for your Dolby Atmos, they sound great. The microphone cannot be adjusted and while it has an insane quality, it is also very sensitive and hard to balance in discord. Both my partner and I own a HS80 and our voices are constantly picked up by the other headset. If we decrease the sensitivity then it starts cutting out when talking. Despite all that, I still recommend them. Get some 3rd party leather ear cups though, for more isolation and better base.
@@NoFailer I have HS65 and it has almost the same mic quality if not the same, and have no problem with it for Discord sometimes I just turn on the Krisp noise suppression IF needed
There is a pair of redragon wireless headphones that are like $80 that look pretty good and redragon usually has really good quality products for lowish prices
Wow my Logitech G Pro X2's mic sounds way better then that what.. Actually kept them over the Blackshark v2 Pro 2023's because the mic on those kept cutting in and out.
Wow, you go to the headset mic and immediately audio quality drops massively. I mean... why not just use a normal set of headphones and a mic? I'm not seeing the argument tbh.
im watching this on a broken JBL Quantum 400, which is ass, because basically you can choose between a find sounding mic and terrible audio...or audio and an ass mic. now i gotta go get a new one.
Having Maxwell for few months, and the sound quality is fantastic. Everything about it is great, except for the weight, build quality(QC issue), and the clunky software.
Just use tws buds or Bose/Sony anc headphones. You’d be better off going for something with decent passive isolation too, anc doesn’t protect your hearing.
Oof. I can get a cosy Beyerdynamics 880/990/770 for that with studio sound quality for gaming and eargasm in music and a similar mic quality separately for 20 bucks. I'll never understand gaming headsets.
My Corsair headset broke. 😢 Just ordered the Razor BS Pro because the Hardware Canucks know their stuff and do a lot of product testing (and research.) If the mic is actually better than the Corsair HS 80 I will definitely be narrating more of my YT videos. I should receive my package today so I may update this comment later.
Not sure if they they best gaming headset for positional audio cuz its hard for me to tell. Might be a skill issue. But the 300 hour battery on the cloud alphas is no joke. I charge them like once a month its awesome
not really headset will be better to hear all the sounds, and what direction you are being shot at like in csgo speakers will suck i only use it when i play a casual game and wanna listen to music and not wear a headset
hey hello i was looking for a hs80 usb for a long time and i want to ask some questions, how is comfort? is mic loud enough? and people say sound quality is kinda bad and i wanna learn your opinion about audio. Is it boring bad sound or is it decent with EQ?
which one has is the easiest to clean and replaceable earcups? for sweaty gamer living in hot climate. I'm currently prefer wired earbuds because of sweat
I bought the G pro X 2s and I hated them. Sound was way too quiet, directional audio was all over the place, and only being able to adjust a pre determined 6 bands in G hub is garbage. Battery life was definitely insane tho.
That microphone on HS80 Wireless is unbelieveable! 😳
It’s pretty garbage for sound. If all you care about is a mic buy a antlion wireless mic. I had the hs80 and gave it to my lil bro. I got the maxwell which actually has a better mic.
@@Criticalmazedoes it support multi connection?
@@Criticalmaze Then you didn't know how to tune it properly in Dolby.
@@Criticalmazedo you know any good wireless headphones for gaming? tryna find some and use an external mic
@@iluviayze oh boy i was waiting for this question. Do have or want an amp?
The HS80 had the best sounding microphone hands down
Bro the one I bought is like a defect
Nah. Blaclshark sounds miles better.
too bad everyone says it sounds like ass..
HS80 mic was the most natural to me, i have a HS65 SURROUND and i love it
I’ve bought mine hs65 like a year ago and pretty soon the plastic head band cracked. Is it just me, or is it a common issue? (this is the only issue I had)
@@dreepzz6086 yep, one of my only two gripes with it, the metal support inside mine is still fine though.
@@dreepzz6086just happened to me the other day😅
@Lakerici sadge, must've been a faulty unit
@Lakerici was it the unit?
Just got the XT after watching your vid on the original model. The build quality except for the ear cups pads and the versatility is just excellent
the corsair?
Bought Corsair Virtuoso XT because of both Bluetooth and 2.4 Wireless connection, using them for 2 years already, but boy, are they freaking hot.
Even with Wicked Cushions cooling pads it's still kinda too hot.
@@ruslanetss what will you suggest? turtle beach stealth pro?
HS80 sounds just like your professional mic??? SO good
No it doesn't lmao, you just cant tell
its not even close bro what
@@Allxre stop using your dollar store headset then you'll be able to tell
@@kektaro yes it does lmao you have underdeveloped ears get good
@@Monir1993LOL
I still enjoy my Beyerdynamic DT 770s
Better than all of these if you can sacrifice the features and functions.
Selling mine and rode NT usb for HS80. I hate cables and like the convenience of a gaming headset.
Can’t wait for your Maxwell review!
I just got my maxwells yesterday, switching from the cloud ii wireless, and omg they are so good
I’m seriously about to buy these things
@@Cause023how are they
I got mine for two weeks to. For fps gaming my beyerdynamic mmx300 does it better, if you wanna hear only music or just like that, order it!
And it is so uncomfortable!!
@@EmreB_38 I’ve had mine since release and they are great. Use them daily
Kinda wish you talked about price, cause that is main deciding factor.
I got a Razer Black shark, broke after a single year, so much for reliability. Got myself wired studio-grade headphones, and been loving them ever since.
Which headphones? Tbh the only gaming headsets that can compete with actual headphones are the audeze offerings and maybe the vzr model one. Oh and the pc38x.
@@Hijynx87 Rolling with a pair of DT770’s, they are solid, especially for the price tag. I mean I appreciated having a wireless headset but running out of battery is one thing, but also more stuff that can go wrong with the unit. I had some really good Razer stuff, just felt betrayed when my headset broke, quality isn’t there.
The HS 80 sounds much better then 1 Place
I own one. The sound of the microphone is very close to real life. However, you cannot adjust the distance of the microphone to your mouth, it is a stiff microphone. Keep in mind that it is also very sensitive. It is very hard to balance it for example in discord so it stays sensitive enough to pick up your voice but it is not too sensitive to pick up more than that.
Agreed. By far
@@NoFaileri have it too. It can bend. Try it out, I set it closer to my mouth because volume was too soft otherwise.
If sounding better you mean it sounds way harsher and got lower dynamic range, yes. It so much better in a worse sense.
@@canderson7776
As someone who owns the Blackshark V2 Pro and the Kraken V3 Pro, I would give it to the Kraken as it sounds much better and has better directional audio for FPS games.
Really? I thought the black shark v2 pro sounded pretty decent for $100. I mean I’d rather use iems or normal headphones, but still pretty decent for games.
@@Hijynx87which iems?
@@golgariplague4746same, in the process of looking for a new HS and very bad reviews on the shark.
@@AquaLady153 i recomend Linsoul ZS10 and the Tin T2
just bought the steelseries arctis pro wireless. I have to say, the software and user experience of these headphones is next. level. I'll take this level of convenience and ease of use over a little bit of sound quality any day.
You can use sonar with any headphones I believe.
Can you make a budget version?
Budget version = kiwi iem's. They are also better than these, just no mic.
@@zachmullins9444what kiwi?
Want to hear your take on Maxwell since the audiophile guys like it so much!
It’s pretty good, but I liked the penrose more. At least from memory lol.
Hs80 has a awesome mic especially for that price
I have a 350 euro mic setup but i still reguarly swap to my hs80 just so i wont have to bother with staying infront of the mic
I have used the HS80. Alot people seems to forget that the corsair does not have noise cancelling mic. So it picks alot of background noise like other people around you.
So if you shares a room with your sibling you better off with different mic.
I just got the Blackshark V2 hyperspeed, and really like them. They sound better than my $300 JBL’s, and are now replaced for watching shows and movies when I’m outside in my smoking shed. Super comfortable, great sound (needs to be tuned), and all my friends noticed a huge improvement over my last mic.
why would you buy that lmao
@@almin4 because razer always make headsets that fit me well. I’ve had many including $500 headsets and they all feel terrible. Razer isn’t that bad, you just follow a certain crowd who most have never used a razer product. Fun fact, all companies make lemons. And in fact, I have had more issues with brands people rave about than I have with razer. So next time, keep your asinine comment to yourself unless you’ve come prepared to argue civilly.
@@hehawkiller I don’t really care how you spent your money I just found it funny
@@almin4 you obviously do, otherwise you wouldn’t have made the comment. 🤔 or you would have completely worded it differently so as to engage a proper conversation on the matter. But you instead tried to shame me because your views don’t align with mine, you you just couldn’t resist trying to be “that guy”.
@@hehawkiller really not that deep buddy, it’s literally your money you can waste it if you want
I wish these youtubers would actually TRY to use the G Hub software to find some user made mic presets. They sound a whole lot better than the default presets. I understand reviewing the out-of-box no software experience, but also throw in some user made presets to show the full potential of the mic.
The preset i use is called "Balanced" by not timo and was told the mic sounds great. Obviously hard to compare with the other headsets since i don't have them though.
I have first gen gpx lightspeed and spent a lot of time configuring it.
I couldn’t disaggre with you more.
If the mic sounds pretty bad out of the box, it won't surpass the HS80 or the Blackshark V2s.
@@bigdogeofc not but it would be many times vetter
I had the Logitech ones and they were terrible, even with the Blue voice and trying all of the presets. All of my friends commented on the downgrade in mic performance, whatever settings I tried. the G Hub makes no difference and cannot make up for bad hardware.
So glad you got the wicked cushions for that Nova Pro Dimitri. Imo they were the icing on the cake that brought the headset into S tier.
Which wc? The gel? To me they sounded worse, but yeah super comfy.
@@Hijynx87 Yeah I got the gel, the cooling effect fades kinda quickly after you put them on but overall the cushions are a huge improvement over stock 👌
Heard you in advance, got an Audeze Maxwell 2 weeks ago, it's great !
Picked up an astro a30 mando edition for 150 on prime day. Best 150 spent in a while.
AMAZING SHORT. BEAUTIFUL PRESENTATION AND DEMONSTRATION OF QUALITY AND WORTH.
Was just about to ask that when we get a review for the Maxwell as they truly seem to be the ones!
Be real gentle with the hs80 type c port! they break easily and if you break it no refund or repair whatsoever
Can you use it on ps5 tho? I'm curious
@@FAlTH_it’s a Xbox headset bozo what do you think
@@presidentdonkeykong4555 just asking man..I'm sorry if I offended you :( I did say I was curious 😪
dont listen the the young one :skull: but i worked it on the laptop and it worked great, its wireless it works on everything with a port@@FAlTH_
@@presidentdonkeykong4555 what a cuck
Notify me when they do full range microphones. Cutoff at 10 kHz is still unacceptable. (Wow, Razer even has a misleading graphic of the frequency response curve on their site!!)
Got a pair of Audio Technica m50x and a pair of Sennheiser 560s. 560's sound amazing for basically every scenario, and I can hear footsteps stupidly clear. If you have to get a wireless headset though, I can understand that.
I think the logitech mic gets a bad rap from reviewers. You can adjust the mic EQ a ton in the software and make it sound good, and if you get the blue ice pop it is even better with tuning. Its like none of the reviewers ever do anything with all the tools you get.
Love the maxwell. Cant wait to hear your thoughts
Yes why invest in a pager when you can wear the batteries around your head? 💥
I recently got the Kraken X and I have to say that for a budget headset, the mic is quite nice.
When you mentioned that "all the basic drawbacks have been ironed out" I thought you would talk about audio latency and potential signal drops/interference too.
I have the Arctis 9X and holy shit does it constantly have interference all the time on my Xbox.
Because it is not a problem? At least I don't have such a problem on any of my wireless devices.
@@WildStyle I've swapped out my Arctis 9X three times under warranty and it still has tons of wireless interference/drops. I think it just may be an issue with this particular headset but it doesn't make me confident in wireless headsets that's for sure.
@@suisiders7181 Well can be a frequency issue. If you live in an area that uses a lot of the same frequency as your headset it might create an issue. My mod mic wireless doesn't like to be plugged next to any other wireless device... Move it a little bit off less than 30cm and it works fine. You can try using your controller wired, just to see. Maybe something else that runs wireless.
@@suisiders7181Put the receiver closer maybe
Get the Audeze Maxwell. Best wireless gaming headset period.
One of the best closed back headphones too.
eh you lost me at bass heavy. Gaming headsets are mostly bass heavy which should not be the case when most important sound cues are mids to highs
Blacksharks aren't
Oh boy don't tempt me with new blacksharks, love mine and they still work great :)
i got QC45 a couple years ago, does all i need AND its god tier on a plane
Coming from gaming, going all digital is pretty upsetting. So much control and ownership lost. We are hoping that companies will keep our storefront open or the servers running so we can still play games we paid full price for.
That is one way I wish NFTs could step in, but it will most likely take an indie developer doing that. It would be really amazing if Devolver Digital (a big indie publisher) could spearhead this!
Still sticking with the Drop x Sennheiser PC38x
Wired > Wireless anyday.
The cheapest one here is 100$ I guarantee it.
Battery life has never been my main concern. Audio quality has.
Unfortunately both the mics and the headphones have always been subpar and overly expensive. It makes sense since they need to pack the board and chips for delivery as well as a battery where cable headphones have extra room.
Probably the best sounding wireless anything microphone i've heard ever, however, I still personally would go the wired route but that's just my choice :)
Thanks for posting this man. These were my top contenders. I wound up getting the Logitech G Pro X 2 Lightspeed for $199. I thought about getting the v1 for $130, but I just went for the X 2. I'll be picking up some wicked cushions. You have an aff link?
v2 is better
How are they
Nice and all but i will keep using my HD800s 😅 those things are unbeatable
The sound quality on the microphones of all Logitech headsets is absolutely deplorable
Which one though.. for the best sound quality, mic doesn't matter
I just wish they could be a decent option for like music and stuff
I have the HS80. Microphone is top notch and the audio is pretty good. I find the comfort to be about average for a headset, especially if you have a larger head. My main gripe with it is the battery life, I feel like I’m having to plug it in every few hours. The most I’ve got from it was maybe 5-7 hours on high volume. Maybe just me? Depending on your setup that may not be an issue. Nonetheless, it’s my favorite headset I’ve purchased.
Is it durable? I’ve had so many turtle beach headsets and they’ve all broken down in 3 months or less. Trying to find a better one
@@_jad3d It feels very sturdy, it has metal incorporated into important stress points on it. I've only dropped it once, maybe 4 feet? It was fine.
I've had it since June of this year, no issues.
I want a Zelda Majoras Mask very badly! Same with any/all of the Harry Potter series. Personal collecting goal!
Pro-tip: the black shark Mic works on the G pro X2
Hs80 sounded by far the best. Do you have hearing issues?
I do since my corsair died in less than a year lol
nothing beat the Maxwell
I completely disagree, so far I’ve used the a50x, maxwells and the nova pro wireless, so far the nova pro wireless (imo) are the best out of these three mentioned.
Maybe wait a bit more for the Fractal headset 👉👈
Love my razer barracudas tbh, I like how I can put the dongle in my phone to use it on the go
With everything coming so close to comparison, I would like to see more proper testing with range and "walking out of the room clarity & functionality." There has been a big difference of being able to walk around the house between wireless headsets in my testing and some will work going into a room with a door shut, others will literally cut out if I don't stand in a specific spot in the same room. Sadly my favorite headset will literally crash and reset settings if it continuously tries to maintain connection and fails.
how HS80 is 2nd :\
The sound out of the box isn't great, it is lacking a lot in the bass area. However, once you figured out a setting for your Dolby Atmos, they sound great. The microphone cannot be adjusted and while it has an insane quality, it is also very sensitive and hard to balance in discord. Both my partner and I own a HS80 and our voices are constantly picked up by the other headset. If we decrease the sensitivity then it starts cutting out when talking. Despite all that, I still recommend them. Get some 3rd party leather ear cups though, for more isolation and better base.
@@NoFailer I have HS65 and it has almost the same mic quality if not the same, and have no problem with it
for Discord sometimes I just turn on the Krisp noise suppression IF needed
what about the corsair virtuoso xt ? is it better
@@NoFailer
sound for sure
Which is the most comfortable?
Razer v2 hyperspeed... Or HyperX Alpha 🤔 i cant decide.... 😬
HS80 has the best mic of the lot
The rest actually sounded terrible and comparing them to desktop mics makes no difference
Yeah the blackshark did not sound like desktop dynamic mic quality as he said. The HS80 sounded great though!
Even hs65 has really good mic, almost indifferentiable from hs 80 and its a little more affordable
It’s a bummer that the HS80 doesn’t have bluetooth and good battery life tho :(
Looking to buy a deal on Steelseries Pro wireless. Or is the 100 extra worth the Nova Pro?
I dont understand why you guys are the only ones that have issues with logitech mics. They are excellent and work well
When you started using Headsets,the audio quality drop was obvious and brutal
Just got the Cloud II Wireless for $100, awesome headset!!
There is a pair of redragon wireless headphones that are like $80 that look pretty good and redragon usually has really good quality products for lowish prices
Hi! Thx for your awesome reviews. I'm thinking of buying Logitech Pro X2 or Steelseries arctis Nova pro.
Which would you pick?
Wow my Logitech G Pro X2's mic sounds way better then that what.. Actually kept them over the Blackshark v2 Pro 2023's because the mic on those kept cutting in and out.
iem with audio dac and and a microphone is just better
Wow, you go to the headset mic and immediately audio quality drops massively. I mean... why not just use a normal set of headphones and a mic? I'm not seeing the argument tbh.
im watching this on a broken JBL Quantum 400, which is ass, because basically you can choose between a find sounding mic and terrible audio...or audio and an ass mic. now i gotta go get a new one.
Having Maxwell for few months, and the sound quality is fantastic. Everything about it is great, except for the weight, build quality(QC issue), and the clunky software.
does it hurt you when u use it for time?
I work in a factory. I want ANC, Pad Cooling, and a mic, none of those headsets you mention are compatible for that :(
Just use tws buds or Bose/Sony anc headphones. You’d be better off going for something with decent passive isolation too, anc doesn’t protect your hearing.
I'll never go back from my IEMs to a headset!
If you want microphone quality get wired dont get wireless
Oof. I can get a cosy Beyerdynamics 880/990/770 for that with studio sound quality for gaming and eargasm in music and a similar mic quality separately for 20 bucks. I'll never understand gaming headsets.
Having two wired devices vs having no wires in one package is the argument here
@@Atilolzz Hmm, I can see the point. Never bothered me, which is why I'm oblivious by default. Still wouldn't be my first choice.
The three kings of computer stuff reviews: the three Canucks at your channel!
My Corsair headset broke. 😢
Just ordered the Razor BS Pro because the Hardware Canucks know their stuff and do a lot of product testing (and research.) If the mic is actually better than the Corsair HS 80 I will definitely be narrating more of my YT videos.
I should receive my package today so I may update this comment later.
Update us!
Who in their right mind prefers the mic on the blackshark over the HS80??
I kind of wanted the samples of the nova pro ...
Not sure if they they best gaming headset for positional audio cuz its hard for me to tell. Might be a skill issue. But the 300 hour battery on the cloud alphas is no joke. I charge them like once a month its awesome
So i guess the Arctis pro mic is garbage is it didnt even get mentioned
Have you heard the new turtle beach stealth pro headset
It does NOT sound like a regular dynamic mic. Good for a wireless headset but the prices are all stupid still
None of the headset mics could remotely keep up with the mic you are recording with.
The only reason to get headset is ingame coms. Or parents sleeping next room. Decent speakers will be better and more comfortable. Also modmic exists.
not really headset will be better to hear all the sounds, and what direction you are being shot at like in csgo speakers will suck i only use it when i play a casual game and wanna listen to music and not wear a headset
@@vegasxparty Depends on your speaker setup. Also I have yet to find perfectly comfortable headphones I would enjoy having on for hours.
black shark is very good
I have hs80 wired version and it has the best microphone quality on a headset I've ever used
hey hello i was looking for a hs80 usb for a long time and i want to ask some questions, how is comfort? is mic loud enough? and people say sound quality is kinda bad and i wanna learn your opinion about audio. Is it boring bad sound or is it decent with EQ?
Audeze Maxwell or SteelSeries Arctis Nova Pro?
I was so excited and was about to buy a Corsair HS80 because of the mic but I just realised it doesn’t work on Xbox😔😔😔😔😔😔😔
I can't wait for your Maxwell review
No never. I will always use wired. When I need it badly during gaming and my fps goes down the audio also turns off so no.
If guys have to choose epos h6pro or razer blackshark pro, what are guys gonna pick?
Just get a desk mic and the shp9500 and you will be way better off
Corsair afaik is the only one that uses a separate channel for mic and audio
Using wireless headphones is like having a big battery strapped to ur head
everyone here is wrong, the astro a50 x has by far the best headset microphone. i dont even know why he forgot about that one.
Y’all are better off getting a separate microphone and wired “audiophile” headphones for 150-300
which one has is the easiest to clean and replaceable earcups? for sweaty gamer living in hot climate.
I'm currently prefer wired earbuds because of sweat
i have the nova pro wireless and its very pricey for a headphone
I bought the G pro X 2s and I hated them. Sound was way too quiet, directional audio was all over the place, and only being able to adjust a pre determined 6 bands in G hub is garbage.
Battery life was definitely insane tho.
Which one to pick between HS80 Max and Blackshark V2 Pro 2023 , for PS5/phone combination ?
I want to know distortion and frequency response linearity data on any headphone before I'm willing to even consider it.
I use ear buds because i really dont want tim the tat man head dent
head dents aren't permanent
@@netLG ik it isn't I just prefer earbuds
@@MintyAndFresh but why u still hhere ? Lol