Review on Corsair HS50 Stereo Gaming Headset, black by Wiktor Wojciechowski ᠌

If you are the type of person who normally does not care what the people you are speaking with hear, then you should take it without any reservations because it is an amazing value for your money. If that is not the case, search for anything different. The benefits of it include: 1. The appearance is stunning, but there are no iridescent garlands present. You have nothing to be embarrassed about if you walk about like that in public. In general, the headband is deserving of its own terms, such as "soft" and "nice looking." 5 stars. 2. Convenience: Because of my large head, for the first three minutes everything pressed me in an uncomfortable manner. After some time, I stopped feeling them because they were comfortable, the ear cushions were forced down as they should be, and the weight was spread evenly. There is no need to seek for the remote control by slapping your chest because the microphone is bendable and removable, and the volume control is located on the cup. 4 stars because the first three minutes were quite uncomfortable. 3. Sound: Although I'm no audiophile, I think the sound is good. It's ten percent quieter than the ones before it, but it's not nearly as terrifying. 4.5 stars. Its cons: I was pleased with myself right up until the point when my companions expressed surprise at the realization that they could hear not only me but also the music that was playing in the background. Began to comprehend. When using realtek drivers (did not test anything else), some of the sound comes via the microphone. To demonstrate this, I switched off the mixer, smoked some cigarettes, and danced with a tambourine. Even when the microphone is turned off, the effect is still present; it just becomes noticeably less prominent. However, the level must be turned up to 100% in order to overcome the microphone's inherent low volume.