CORSAIR HS65 SURROUND Multiplatform Wired Gaming Headset – Dolby Atmos – SonarWorks SoundID – iCUE Compatible – PC, Mac, PS5, PS4, Xbox, Nintendo Switch, Mobile – Carbon

Excellent sounds (mic and headphones) and very good comfort
I had a specific need: What’s a headset I can recommend to my overseas coworkers (some who mumble with thick accents) that has a VERY clear mic, good headphone sound quality, works as USB-A or old-school headphone miniplug, and all-day comfort… and under $60.We have a winner! I would say this has an EXCELLENT mic (the best I’ve tested), very good comfort, and very good headphones. I also have Sony studio headphones (no mic), and I am an audiophile who could bore you with the details of why those are better for recording, music, etc. But these Corsairs will give anyone audio listening enjoyment. I’m relatively picky about this, but I do know that for 90% of listeners, these sound good enough to be their only music headphones and they wouldn’t tell any difference with my Sony’s.Alternatives I looked at:The Logitech H390a is a cheapy, with a very clear, VERY bright (perhaps overly bright for many speakers, but this is a fabulous solution for mumblers) microphone, but stiff headphone pads on the ears. I did a 1-hour call with them, and it was okay… but I wouldn’t want them for 3 hours in a row.The SteelSeries Artic Nova 1P – I wanted to love these, comfy, great headphones, but the mic is a little muffled, especially when too close to the mouth. But yeah, nowhere near the mic quality of this one.I dropped a whopping $160 on the Jabra Evolve2 65 – and everyone should know this: 95% of the WIRELESS headsets out there are going to have very poor audio from the bluetooth for the mic. I returned these when I found out. Wanted to love them for their comfort and headphone quality, but the lack of high-frequencies in the mic is a total deal breaker for me.If you want the most UNDERSTANDABLE audio quality for work calls, this Corsair set is the best I’ve found! Better than the apple wired set. (which was my previous gold standard, but certainly picks up way more environmental noise.)

Good headphones, okay headset..
While working from home, my Logitech on-ear headset was beginning to cause rashes on my ears from hours of continuous use. To be fair, the maybe 2 hours of day they were used pre-pandemic when I was working in the office was fine. However, the 8 to sometimes 12 hours a day was not working. I wanted to find an over the ear headset but didn’t want to invest too much into some of the game headsets. I already have two Sennheiser gaming headsets which fill their role but are on the expensive side.The Corsair HS60 is a good set of headphones, especially if you can pick them up on an Amazon sale. I have a relatively small head and the headset fits snug. The top is padded but it can start to bug you if you are wearing the headset for many hours straight (and you have little to no hair for cushion). You can adjust it so it’s not resting on your head but then the headset will lean forwards or backwards which you will feel around your ears. I’ve had extended days of working and have worn the headset for almost 10-11 hours in a day. Not continuously, but total and have had very little discomfort.The sound quality is really good for the price (on sale). No, it’s not going to beat an expensive Sennheiser set, but it does not disappoint with sound quality. I’m an avid music fan and have not been unhappy with the quality. Keep in mind, this might vary depending on what you are using to drive the headphones. If you have an elaborate Schiit system or something higher end, look at higher end headphones. For normal computer and/or soundcard output, the headphones do really well and have a good range.The mic is another topic. As you can see from the pictures, the mic is not a boom mic. It is optional to use and plugs into the headset with a 3.5mm connector. The headset does not echo your mic through the headset. Also, these are a close back headset. This means you can’t really hear yourself taking and sometimes has you yelling into the mic to hear yourself through the close back headset. The other thing is that the mic reads extremely quiet in Windows. I did some searching through online forums and found this to be common. Even with the mic cranked to the maximum in Windows, it still reads low when you talk. The good thing is that I haven’t had any complaints of co-workers not hearing me but it does make you feel like you need to speak louder.Since the mic isn’t a boom mic, you can’t just swing it out of the way. You can bend it out of the way of your mouth (if you are eating or drinking) but you can’t really get it out of your viewing area which may bug you. Next, when you lay down the headset, since the mic isn’t a boom mic it’s a little awkward. If you lay it forward, you have to bend the mic back. If you lay it backwards, you will move the dial on the back for volume. If you have a headset stand, then it doesn’t matter.The volume dial, this is likely the weakest part of the headset. The volume dial is extremely easy to accidently move. The last complaint is the USB cord. I believe it’s got a nylon coating which means it’s forever tangled. I’ve had similar cords before on other devices and trying to untangle and keep them untangled typically does more damage than good to the cord. I wonder if some of the reviews complaining about the cord breaking were trying to keep it untangled.Overall, for the money (on sale), it’s a good product. Don’t expect $200+ headset quality for $50 (or whatever the current sale price). I do think at $100, there are some other options out there but at $60 or less, these are good to have in your consideration.

Muy buenos me gusto la comidad que tienen se escuchan bien y el microfono esta algo lejos pero se puede acercar y dicen que me escucho bien en general muy satisfecho

Son unos audífonos cómodos y nada pesados llevar, además que su app te permite ecualización a tu gusto con ayuda, la batería dura casi 3 días o más en terminarse, lo recomiendo