Corsair HS60 Pro

Now the key point here as far as sound both of them are using 50 millimeter drivers is the frequency range of 20 to 20,000 and honestly, when you plug...

In conclusion, what do I think of the Corsair HS 60 Pros: I Really like them. They look really nice, they're well made, their sound is pretty good.

I cant really go back to normal headphones even if they sound "better" in every other way. I personally own a Crusher ANC myself as a pair of backup/ tablet in bed headphones and recently upgraded to the Corsair HS60 Haptic since usually listen at my pc. I would recommend them, since they do have the Crusher Bass as its put in the advert. The sound isn't the greatest per say, but is made up for with the haptic bass.

It doesn't produce much of any sound itself from what I can hear keeping the sound much cleaner and having no boominess compared to the other headphones but also hits as hard or harder than the SC Crusher does. What really sets this apart as the best is the speed of the haptics. It hits FAST and HARD and then its gone, no decay compared to the Crushers and Nuraphones which are slow and bleed into each other.

I play mostly single player games and usually only play shooters for fun with friends. My favorites right now are the Corsair hs60 haptics that came out not to long ago. Im a sucker for haptic bass after trying it back when the nuraphones released and can't listen to normal headphones anymore. I need the sub woofer levels of shaking or games, movies, and music dont sound enjoyable anymore.

Corsair hs60. Yamaha hph pro500 (personally these are fine for my massive head but a bit small for my normal-sized ears after a while). Also consider getting iems or something, doesn't matter how big yer head is then.