Get the Corsair HS60 Pro gaming headset for just $50
It works with everything, and is Discord-certified.
Corsair is best known for its PC components, keyboards, and mice, but the company produces some gaming headsets too. One of them is the HS60 Pro, a Discord-certified wired headset, which is now on sale for just $49.99 at multiple retailers.
The HS60 Pro is a wired gaming headset, so if wireless connectivity is a must for you, sorry to disappoint. On the bright side, you get adjustable ear cups with plush memory foam, custom-tuned 50mm audio drivers, a detachable microphone with noise cancelling, and on-ear volume and mute controls. It's also certified by Discord for having a clear microphone.
Because the HS60 Pro is a simple wired headset, it works with just about any device imaginable. Corsair guarantees compatibility with PC, PS4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, and even mobile devices. There's an included USB adapter for connecting to devices without support for combined input/output over the 3.5mm jack (most PCs still have those separated).
Corsair HS60 Pro Headset | $49.99 (save $20)
This wired gaming headset from Corsair is $20 off the usual price at Amazon. It's also on sale at Newegg.
While we haven't reviewed the Corsair HS60 Pro ourselves, our friends at Tom's Hardware gave it a 4/5 for its fantastic comfort and top-notch microphone. The headset also earned a 4/5 in a review by GamesRadar.
If the HS60 Pro isn't quite what you're looking for, go check out our list of the best gaming headsets. We have recommendations for every category and price point, complete with the comparison data you need to make an informed purchase.
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