Corsair HS80 RGB Wireless

Remarkably comfortable fit ; Crisp and clear mircophone ; Adjustable head strap ; Features Dolby Atmos support

Short battery life compared to other options ; No Bluetooth or headphone jack

The Corsair HS80 RGB Wireless is one of the comfiest headsets I have ever worn, with luxurious ear cushions that make it a joy to wear. The sound quality turned out impressive once I tinkered with the companion software, though the lack of Bluetooth...

Excellent audio quality ; Sleek, stripped back design ; Wireless connectivity

Dolby Atmos not available on consoles ; Microphone can be quiet

The Corsair HS80 RGB wireless gaming headset sounds amazing, you'll be totally immersed in the action. If you use it with a PC you'll get Dolby Atmos surround sound support as well. This is an impressive piece of kit with discreet RGB lights and an...

Superb comfort ; Fantastic broadcast-quality microphone ; Satisfying clamping force ; Decent battery life ; Good wireless range

No 3.5mm or Bluetooth connection ; Constant beeping when out of range

This might be the company's best gaming headset yet - a brilliant balance of comfort, sound and features at a great price point.

Great wireless performance ; Dolby Atmos integration ; Hi-Res audio support

Floating headband can become uncomfortable ; Middling battery life ; Underwhelming RGBs

The Corsair HS80 RGB Wireless is an understated, premium gaming headset that offers features like Dolby Atmos and Hi-Res audio, but the lack of these features on PS4 and PS5 means it's a more tempting buy for PC gamers.

+ Durable premium construction + Comfortable + Closed-back design + USB Type-C connector + Good wireless signalling = Compatible with the iCUE suite for configuration of system-wide lighting

- Frustrating idiosyncrasies software - Odd hardware interactions - Quiet microphone without boosting through 3rd party apps.

We have at times been very hard on the HS80 RGB WIRELESS in this review, and in part that’s down to our high expectations of CORSAIR’s hardware and software team. It’s jarring whenever they fail to meet the standards they’ve set themselves, and this is...

Well-built and comfortable. Low wireless latency. Graphic EQ and presets available. Mic has a great recording quality and good noise handling.

Not very stable. Default sound profile lacks low bass. No call or music controls. Poor noise isolation. No case or pouch included.

The Corsair HS80 are satisfactory for neutral sound. They have a warm default sound profile, with overemphasis in the high-bass range that adds some extra warmth and boom. However, they lack thump and rumble, while vocals and lead instruments are...

Stylish and sleek looking ; Durable construction ; Excellent sound quality ; Compatible on PC and PS5 ; Dolby Atmos support

Tight feel may not be for everyone ; 20 hours of battery life ; Microphone is not detachable

Wireless gaming headset from CORSAIR with Dolby Atmos technology

If you can spring for the $270 Virtuoso XT, that's a much better investment. And if you can't, the Arctis 7P/7X is arguably a better peripheral for the same price. While the sound quality isn't quite as good, it's much easier to wear, and that's...

Extremely comfortable ; Lag-free wireless connectivity ; Astounding sound quality ; High-quality mic

Battery doesn't last as long as rivals ; Mic isn't detachable

The HS80 RGB Wireless nails the basics; you get fantastic sound quality, one of the best mics available in this category, and rock-solid wireless connectivity. Combine that with a design that's comfortable for extended gaming sessions, and you have a...