Corsair HS80 vs Plantronics BackBeat GO 410

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.

That said, once I got them to fit and stay in my ears the performance of the headphones is excellent. The noise cancelling is so effective that it almost silences my riding mower when I'm on it. Sound quality is very, very good, and battery life is excellent. Take a moment to download the app so you can adjust the amount of noise cancelling you would like, and manage your bluetooth connected devices

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,...

Plantronics BackBeat. Open ear design so you can still hear noise. Better sound than bone conducting earphones.

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...

They are comfortable to wear and easy to set up to link to my phone. [This review was collected as part of a promotion.]

Now, 1.5 years later, I get only 2-3 hours before it starts giving me the low battery warning. It will only charge up to 60-70%. The wireless range is alright

But after 8 months of light use battery life was dropped to about 2, 3 hours maximum and after 10 months, the headset’s battery was completely died. I used 5V 1.5A charger with PLT original cable to recharge. Due to this problem now I use this as a wired headset thanks to the 3

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...

Well constructed and durable build quality considering the rubberized earbuds snag all types of things like jackets and seat belts. The magnet in the earbuds allows you hold them through my shirt and out of the way. The quality of noise cancellation is great when it comes to the "hum" of white noise in the office & freeway traffic but offers no NC on the overly vocal coworker. Battery life is good considering if they're on all day and they are quick charging

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

Constantly drop bluetooth from active calls, communication with phone become garbled with digital noise, if you switch to speaker or normal telephone, operation and voice quality of call itself is fine. Sound quality for persons on other end of calls is often unintelligible, I have to switch to speaker or wired headphones half the time. This is paired with Note 9. I used them for Conference calls probably 6+ hours a day

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.

For $130, however, there's plenty to like about the BackBeat Go 410—it's a solid Bluetooth ANC set for travel or the office.

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 new noise cancellation! If my Bose are a 10, these would be a 7. Selectable levels of NC. Works really good for the price. A mixed review