Corsair HS50

All in all, we didn't find anything majorly wrong with this headset and it gets the job done. However, it is incredibly far from being one of our favorites. It might be worth considering if you can find it deeply discounted, but otherwise, there are far...

Corsair HS50 is worth a try if you are looking for a decent gaming headset under Rs 6,000. Although gaming audio is superb, they are not ideally suited for regular use like listening to music, watching movies etc. Design-wise, Corsair HS50 is made up of...

Corsair's HS50 Headset is a solid all-rounder at a good...

Corsair create some of the finest PC peripherals in the market, and unsurprisingly, even the more budget-oriented Corsair HS50 headset is no exception to the rule. This low-cost headset skips the RGB-palava and offers gamers an understated look, but...

There are obviously better gaming headsets on the market than the Corsair HS50. Of course there are! It's only $50 (£55, AU$89). But you'd be hard-pressed to find a more impressive budget gaming headset than this one.It shines in nearly every respect,...

The Corsair HS50 looks, feels, and sounds like something that should cost more than $50. It boasts the best build quality of our budget headset roundup and finished a close second to the HyperX Cloud Stinger in audio performance. It’s a little on the heavy side and its large earcups start to feel a bit warm after a while, but I’d rather have a well-built, slightly oversized headset than a cheap, plastic unit for my $50.

Corsair HS50 Stereo Gaming Headset Back to the rootsIn this review, we check out the new Corsair HS50 Stereo Gaming Headset. A headset back to its basics, stereo, lacking RGB, lacking integrated USB soundcard. Nope Corsair went back to the basics, a...

Aimed squarely at budget gamers, it is safe to say the new Corsair HS50 headset has impressed me greatly.Considering its price of just £55, it is very well built – using a combination of metal and plastic, it feels rigid and strong, and definitely able...

The HS50 doesn't cost much and offers adequate in-game performance across a wide variety of platforms. That alone might make it worth picking up if you don't have a ton of money to spend. On the other hand, the Astro A10 is just $10 more and offers much...