Louder bass for gaming, Impressive 7.1 surround sound, Mic boasts ducking
Signal not completely even, Mic sticks out, CUE software is Windows only
As far as gaming headsets go, the HS70 is as close to perfection as you can get. It has the portability many seek from their gaming devices and peripherals. It has the flexibility, thanks to its customizable settings and long battery life. And as far as s...
Attractive and stylish design, Brilliant build quality, Comfortable, Built-in controls, Excellent sound performance, Integrated rechargeable battery with strong battery life, Great software, Neutral, - Volume wheel is a touch over sensitive, - Microphone
Limited connectivity
For just shy of £100 the Corsair HS70 appears to offer it all, the styling is attractive, and they come in three different variants to suit different tastes, this is then backed up by how the headset is constructed and these are genuinely better built tha...
Published: 2018-05-31, Author: Peter , review by: eteknix.com
Again, Corsair has knocked it out of the park. If you want to save a little cash and still get excellent performance, I think the HS60 is the way to go. Do you want something just a little more premium and to cut those cables? The flawless wireless perfor...
Published: 2018-05-31, Author: Matthew , review by: Bit-Tech.net
At £99, the HS70 is one of the least expensive wireless gaming headsets out there. With an easy setup, decent range, and promising battery life, it ticks the boxes it needs to when cutting the cord. Sporting solid sound in the headphones and very good mic...
you get access to all the features you'd want via Corsair's software and they're intuitive to findThe price of the HS70 Wireless 71 Virtual Surround is in line with other similar products Furthermore this headset is compatible with PlayStation 4 as well...
Good, simple design, Excellent mic, Generally comfortable, Decent battery life
Earcups feel stiff on first wear, A tad heavy handed with bass
In a natural move to extend the HS line farther, Corsair's HS70 becomes the first non-Void to feature wireless connectivity. In fact, it is very reasonable to think of this model as the HS50 but without wires, and that means a comfortable fit, good build...
Published: 2018-05-31, Author: Andrew , review by: techteamgb.co.uk
Abstract: This is the new CORSAIR HS70 Wireless gaming headset. It's an open-back design with a detachable microphone and impressive sound quality – but would I actually put it on my desk? Let's find out. Want one? Amazon: prourls.co/ahry Products shown provided by...
Published: 2018-05-31, Author: Jacob , review by: pcgamesn.com
Abstract: Corsair's first budget-friendly HS series headset, the HS50, entered the gaming headset market like a wrecking ball. This time around, Corsair has tried its hand at a wireless model, the HS70. So the question is, can Corsair go two-for-two and rise to the...
Classleading build quality, Sleek design, Excellent audio, Comfortable, snug fit, Great wireless range, Removable mic, Good value for a wireless device
Ear cushions aren't removable, MicroUSB to 3.5mm cable would be the icing on the cake
