Corsair HS80 vs Jabra Evolve2 30

Replaceable earpads like Wicked cushions worked and fit for me and are a big improvement over the default. The headband extension is about the same as the wired Alphas.

It was very kindly sent into me free of charge by the manufacturer for this review. No money's exchange hands. They haven't asked me to say anything i...

So you just follow instructions, activate it on windows to get Dolby Atmos in certain supported games. And that helps to expand the audio environment,...

Bill Callahan’s “Drover,” a track with far less deep bass in the mix, gives us a better sense of the headset's general sound signature. The drums on this track can sound overly thunderous on bass-forward headphones, but the drivers here deliver a pretty accurate depiction, with some subtly added body and roundness, but nothing that sounds thunderous. Callahan’s baritone vocals get plenty of low-mid richness matched with crisp high-mid presence. The acoustic strums also benefit from a crisp, bright higher-frequency response

It still has the Dolby Atmos. It doesn't have the Bluetooth that the Virtuoso does, but so far, I really think this has been a great headset for gamin...

Available in black, the Evolve2 30 is a supra-aural (on-ear) stereo headset, with exceptionally comfortable, cushioned earpads. The underside of the headband is also generously padded, and somehow the entire frame weighs only 4.4 ounces. The earpads provide a notable degree of passive noise isolation, allowing for some peace and quiet while wearing them

You want to turn it on and not have wireless dropout issues. You want your mic to always work. You just want a solid hassle-free experience. That's wh...

This headset has worked flawlessly since I bought it, and I have had no issues with hearing on conference calls even with background noise when I'm working from home. Couldn't be happier

I have tried this numerous times but it doesn't help anything since the issue is not w/ the bluetooth connection. I've given up using them on my Switch and only use them with my laptop using bluetooth now. As far as using them with my laptop, I use Linux Mint 19.3 and the pairing was painless and they connect automatically every time I turn them on

I bought them specific for that because my Bose QC35 could only do 2 devices at a time and since I'm working from home I have 3 devices, 2 computers and 1 phone. This is now gone from their marketing material for obvious reasons:

Overall I give it a 3/5. They're not terrible, they're just not any better than the corsair voids which can be had for around the exact same price. Unless noise cancelation is really important to you, I'd go with the voids every time.

The microphone is noise canceling, so when you're in a loud working environment, the microphone is going to help reduce those background distractions ...

So I wanted to discuss in this video whether or not I think that that sacrifice of USB only is worth your $100. So let's discuss that right now. I lov...

The product is great but the only issue is the price, for the price there are other products that I feel are better built, these are pretty lightweight for comfort but you also have to be pretty careful with them too because of that. I'll probably buy another brand next time just for more durable and more equal to the price.