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CORSAIR HS60 PRO SURROUND Gaming Headset Review

Audio/Others by stefan @ 2019-11-05

After going through the simple iCUE setup, we started listening to multiple podcasts, YouTube music clips, watched an action movie but also played quite a bit of Need for Speed 2015: thanks to the 50mm neodymium drivers, the sound quality is great, while the bass does not seem to distort even at higher volume levels. We really enjoyed how the engines were sounding in NFS and if you do enable the Bass Boost profile the immersion is even better. After wearing the headset for over one hour, we have seen the benefits of the increased comfort over the regular HS60, so this is not only marketing talk.

A Closer Look Part III

The same cup does hold the Mic mute button, but also the Volume rocker:

Each cup does hold a 50mm neodymium driver, with a frequency response between 20Hz and 20kHz and a sensitivity of 111 dB; the listed impedance is 32 Ohms @ 1kHz:

The cups are held in place by aluminum yokes, that also increase the overall headset durability; we can also adjust the headband, as needed:

The headband is padded with memory foam as well and covered by a yellow-stitched leatherette:

The included microphone can be installed and removed if not needed, in a couple of seconds:

The top area of the headband does feature and additional CORSAIR logo:

As we have seen with many high-end peripherals, the audio cable is braided for additional durability (HS60 did not feature a braided cable):

After connecting the Stereo cable to the supplied sound card, we did plug the assembly to the test computer and started the listening sessions:

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