I decided to buy the H35 since the cups are made of fabric they are more comfortable to me compared to the plastipiel it makes me sweat a lot, they cost me 35 USD in Amazón Mexico and I am very happy with the purchase, their only failure is the microphone.
I've had mine for under a year, sounds much better than that and I actually get asked what microphone I'm using. Maybe he had to much boost or something?
Just Wait for the real jock to come. The lather is gonna come of soon. It's gonna look like shit after that. BTW you will find that out after 3-4 more months.
From what I could see, the hs35 mic has a square port with a small tab at the bottom so you don't plug it in upside down, while the hs50 had a rectangular port. You could then maybe plug the 35 into the 50, but not the 50 to the 35.
I had the HS50... I just wanted some bigger 50mm drivers at a good price to use with my sweet onboard audio. OMFG, the HS50's were the MOST uncomfortable headphones I'd ever worn. They sounded great when I set all the software up I had for my motherboard (Realtek Audio Console, Sonic Studio III, Dolby Atmos and at times, DTS Headphones X). So, in other words, I maxed the dual OP amps out, picked the SSIII "Deep and Bright" preset equalizer, added +10dbm for the mic, yada yada and everything sounded great... both through my side and to others hearing me through my microphone. But they are SO uncomfortable. I couldn't stand them. The ear pads fell off in 2-3 months. It left a dent in my head that took 4-5 hours to go away, so if I was going anywhere within 5 hours, I would have to use my monitor's speakers or a stereo system that I have that I have to use with a sweet Bluetooth to FM Radio transmitter. And I had another little 10 watt Bluetooth speaker with 3D sound that was okay, but yeah... I like headphones. So I now have the HS65 Surround. I don't use the USB dongle for "7.1 Surround Sound", I just do what I did with the HS50's (EDIT: I use the HS50's Aux Y-Splitter for this so I can plug them up to my PC via the AUX cable and get the benefits of the nice onboard sound features. Asus STRIX B550-F Gaming Wi-Fi II w/ S1220A audio codec). Use my software to crank the amps up, tune the bass and treble, tune the mic and so on and so forth. THESE headphones feel good. Never buy the HS50's. Decent hardware internally (drivers, microphone), but pathetic construction. They sure did BANG using Amazon Music with the subscription so you could hear nearly lossless audio, but so do the HS65's. They probably have the same drivers, I'm about to look that up as I believe the HS65's also use 50mm neodymium drivers.
My Corsair HS35 mic had an echo, and the headband hurt the top of my head after 15 minutes. I maxed out the expansion of the headset which was abnormal. Decent sound was the only positive for me.
I have the 35 and I'd say yes the speakers are good. Also having the smaller mic is better than when I'd use a UE Boom as a mic. The UE would literally take up 10 minutes to make sure that the audio doesn't accidentally switch to the boom and end up in a feedback situation.
From personal experience anyone on a tight low budget the HS35 is for you, why? 1) High quality for the price compared to other brands 2) Mic is reasonably good quality. 3) Comfy and i can play for hours 4) I can hear all sounds in game and music sounds great, especially for the price! Enjoy people :)
Very good review helped me choose the hs50 subbed 👍👍 Edit the hs50 now cost 54 pounds on amazon so for 7 pounds more imma go for the steel series Artics 3
Honestly, I love how those mic's sound. Pro players always have those shitty mics and man do they sound like gods with the distorted audio, LOL.
ahh hello there modern warfare player from 2009 lobby video
@@Adrianlovesmusic well hello there
I thought I was the only one who actually kind of likes the shitty mic sounds
I decided to buy the H35 since the cups are made of fabric they are more comfortable to me compared to the plastipiel it makes me sweat a lot, they cost me 35 USD in Amazón Mexico and I am very happy with the purchase, their only failure is the microphone.
Que tal se escucha el micrófono al jugar?
5:32 for the HS35 mic test
wow much worse than i expected tbh
I've had mine for under a year, sounds much better than that and I actually get asked what microphone I'm using. Maybe he had to much boost or something?
MIC TEST : 5:28
i have the corsairs HS50 i love them their such good sound quality its insane
what about comfort?
@@Joker-mi8ev to me their comfortable but i mean everyone has a different comfort level and stuff with things
Just Wait for the real jock to come. The lather is gonna come of soon. It's gonna look like shit after that. BTW you will find that out after 3-4 more months.
is it better then hs35 like hearing footsteps
@Bane no not at all yet
Not gonna lie, the mic sounds like military comms and I really dig that but definitely don't recommend if you want to do youtube video reviews haha
Awesome review , I wonder if you can switch the hs50's mic with the hs35 and see if it still works
🤔
From what I could see, the hs35 mic has a square port with a small tab at the bottom so you don't plug it in upside down, while the hs50 had a rectangular port. You could then maybe plug the 35 into the 50, but not the 50 to the 35.
I had the HS50... I just wanted some bigger 50mm drivers at a good price to use with my sweet onboard audio.
OMFG, the HS50's were the MOST uncomfortable headphones I'd ever worn. They sounded great when I set all the software up I had for my motherboard (Realtek Audio Console, Sonic Studio III, Dolby Atmos and at times, DTS Headphones X). So, in other words, I maxed the dual OP amps out, picked the SSIII "Deep and Bright" preset equalizer, added +10dbm for the mic, yada yada and everything sounded great... both through my side and to others hearing me through my microphone.
But they are SO uncomfortable. I couldn't stand them. The ear pads fell off in 2-3 months. It left a dent in my head that took 4-5 hours to go away, so if I was going anywhere within 5 hours, I would have to use my monitor's speakers or a stereo system that I have that I have to use with a sweet Bluetooth to FM Radio transmitter. And I had another little 10 watt Bluetooth speaker with 3D sound that was okay, but yeah...
I like headphones.
So I now have the HS65 Surround. I don't use the USB dongle for "7.1 Surround Sound", I just do what I did with the HS50's (EDIT: I use the HS50's Aux Y-Splitter for this so I can plug them up to my PC via the AUX cable and get the benefits of the nice onboard sound features. Asus STRIX B550-F Gaming Wi-Fi II w/ S1220A audio codec). Use my software to crank the amps up, tune the bass and treble, tune the mic and so on and so forth.
THESE headphones feel good.
Never buy the HS50's. Decent hardware internally (drivers, microphone), but pathetic construction.
They sure did BANG using Amazon Music with the subscription so you could hear nearly lossless audio, but so do the HS65's. They probably have the same drivers, I'm about to look that up as I believe the HS65's also use 50mm neodymium drivers.
Great review and comparison! Make me decide for de HS50. Thanks a lot!
professional review
loved it 👍
My Corsair HS35 mic had an echo, and the headband hurt the top of my head after 15 minutes. I maxed out the expansion of the headset which was abnormal. Decent sound was the only positive for me.
Corsair HD50 owner here, same mic problem.
HS35 Mic sounds like ass, but they're going for $20 right now 🤔, and I don't play online much.
It doesn't sound like ass it actually sounds pretty good I have the HS35 myself and I am really satisfied.
Can you hear good the footsteps ?
I have the 35 and I'd say yes the speakers are good. Also having the smaller mic is better than when I'd use a UE Boom as a mic.
The UE would literally take up 10 minutes to make sure that the audio doesn't accidentally switch to the boom and end up in a feedback situation.
I have the hs35 and it only picks up static noise and my voice is so quiet the mic is basically a certified white noise machine
@@xanderrappange1253 if it sounds good how come it sounded so bad in the video
Thanks i was looking for the mic comparison
I don’t know what to choose, I hate leather ears
Same, they degrade really quick.
Try the steelseries arctis 1
Im trying to have a completly setup from corsair .. thanks for the video
icue
@@benmiller5844 Klugscheißer
@@nawar9261 woah there
Thanks a lot man you helped me tonnes with the decision!!!
Can you use the hs50 mic with the hs35, I used to have an hs50 but it broke and now I want to get the hs35
From personal experience anyone on a tight low budget the HS35 is for you, why? 1) High quality for the price compared to other brands 2) Mic is reasonably good quality. 3) Comfy and i can play for hours 4) I can hear all sounds in game and music sounds great, especially for the price! Enjoy people :)
Bruh the mic on the hs35 are trash
Big D for the price point you can’t really go wrong buddy...I think it’s decent but that’s my opinion.
@@rortan yeah I think something up with his, I actually get told how well mine sounds lol
got a HS50 Pro for 35 dollars a Walmart it was for sure a steal
how do they sound?
Can’t you just swap the mic With A Better mic?
Are there any good options for headphones under R500 in South Africa
This helped me a lot, thanks man
Which is better? HS50 or HS60?
batatac4 Mil HS60
Very good review helped me choose the hs50 subbed 👍👍
Edit the hs50 now cost 54 pounds on amazon so for 7 pounds more imma go for the steel series Artics 3
not artics, its arctis
K1. 16 how are the arctis 3 working out for you? Are they comfortable?
@@zf3330 just wanted to say I have the arctis 1 and it works well after about 6 months.
@@jonaha6101 it’s been a year but thanks for responding anyways😂
Hi, does the hs50 have good noise cancelling, like for fans pointed direct
Review on hs50 pro please!
can you please review hs50 pro? i dont know if their mic is same or better
I’ve had both and I like the hs50 better sounds better mic is better
do you have to hold or the mute button or just tap it?
Just tap it once
Awesome video man
Is the HS35 a surround or just a normal stereo headset?
Stereo
@@tarifulnafees5981 Thanks man.
@@juliansalem9726 🍞
For 40 dollars, youd expect a better mic
like which
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Very good video man lot of good and helpful information, still a difficult choice though
что выбрали?
Work on ps4?
Legends in Hype Yup
Can you plug the hs50 mic into the hs35
Neil Stoddart yes I heard they reproduce and make the hs75
@@wombonuggetsjr.7200 Hahahaha
@@wombonuggetsjr.7200 math's off a bit, it's the 85 they make.
hs50 good
Hyperx cloud stinger or corsair hs50 pro?
Hs50, cloud stinger has been known for breaking easy
@@kjoe1221 what about sound quality? I generally don't rage and break my headphones.
@@shashwat.s1937 the sound quality is not very high end but it does the trick
Doomslayer Hyper X just be careful for the wires thats all its a super good headset
Ma dove trovo le hs50 a 40€?
si which is the winner
None cause you can't replace the earpads.
Corsair hs35 is much more comfortable then HS50
Hs50 or cloud stinger
Cloud stinger for me
hs50
If you want to be able to detach the mic, go with the 50. If you want less parts to keep track of, go with stinger.
0:38 Soutfafriggea
👌👌
nice vid
"HS a Fifty"
Thhick
Mic is doo doo
Why does he sound constipated 🤣😂
i wanted the HS35 but jesus the mic is pig shit
MIC IS HORRIBLE!
For both?
The American accent is not needed. just be yourself
why are you trying to sound americaN? A boer accent mixed with american is a no no bro bro
wtf that mic? my HP H500GS absolutely hav too far better mic quality. damn..
LOL yeah mics are usable but that's it.
@@WeDoTech why you right? haha.. dnt forget, they hav RGB too >,
A plus: a included an area 51 joke.
Just had to
is it me or does this dude's accent switch like 50 times in a sentence
eych es eyfifty
Bro there’s something wrong with ur 35s cuz mine has no distortion at all, but it does pick up background noises tho