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CORSAIR HS60 SURROUND Gaming Headset Review

Audio/Others by stefan @ 2018-03-22

We have tried the HS60 right away in The Crew, Need for Speed: Payback, Guild Wars 2, Wolfenstein and Diablo III: thanks to the large drivers, the low frequencies were well represented (but not over the top as on some other gaming headset) and the voices were crystal clear which concluded in a very good overall experience. When turning 7.1 virtual surround on, we have got a positive experience and, in many cases, it will help identifying the virtual objects which produce sound around you easier (location, distance etc…).

A Dloser Look Part II

The attached sticker does reveal the internal factory code name, but also some serial numbers:

The noise-cancelling, unidirectional microphone can be adjusted as needed and does feature an impedance of 2.2k Ohms; it does also feature a frequency response between 100Hz and 10kHz, while the sensitivity is rated at -40dB (+/-3dB):

You can either get the HS60 with white accents or the one with carbon accents; the sample we are looking at the moment is the white accent one and the differences can be spotted with the headband stitching and the exterior of the cups; HS60 does feature an internal aluminum insert and despite the large drivers, the headset does not weight much:

On the side of the left cup, CORSAIR has placed the volume wheel:

Just nearby, we do have the Microphone mute button:

The microphone port is initially covered by a fully-removable rubber cover:

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