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Die Suche nach dem passenden Headset ist eine schwierige Angelegenheit. Auf dem Weg zum optimalen Ohrenbedecker muss das Budget meistens mehrfach angepasst oder Ansprüche zurückgeschraubt werden, weil kein entsprechendes Produkt in der gewünschten Preiskategorie vorhanden ist. Corsair bietet mit dem HS1A ein Produkt genau in der Lage an, die für den Massenmarkt gerade noch erschwinglich ist und für Nutzer mit höheren Ansprüchen noch attraktiv scheint.
Corsair has hit the PC audio market with a slew of new products in the last year. And all of them appear to be strong performers. The Corsair HS1A Headset is no different. It is made with the highest quality materials and adheres to Corsair's tight specifications to let your games immerse you into their fantasy world. Today we are looking at the HS1A'a in the Legit Reviews Labs, and what we found might just surprise you. Did we like them or not? Read on to find out.
Corsair have a well earned reputation for producing quality products, regardless of the market they are targeting. Last summer they released their USB HS1 gaming headset which offered built in USB processing and quality audio output, all for a reasonable asking price of £70. Today we are looking at the followup, the analogue oriented ‘HS1A’.
Based out of the states, Corsair has been around for some time now producing all sorts of PC accessories and individual components. Over the years this has built them up as one of the big names when it comes to putting together high-end gaming outfits. Even for people not so savvy on the construction side of computing, Corsair RAM is about as well known as Nescafe Blend 43, or whatever that one was; you get the picture.
So, if anyone had asked us a year ago 'what is the next area that Corsair would branch out into?' we can say with absolute certainty that our response would not have been audio. Some sort of peripheral, a mouse or keyboard maybe but audio... not a chance. It was therefore with a certain amount of surprise that we saw Corsair soft launch the HS1 gaming headset a few weeks back.
The Corsair HS1 USB Gaming Headset is designed for gamers who are serious about audio. The HS1 uses massive 50mm drivers deliver serious gaming punch, without sacrificing the sparkling sound quality you need to enjoy music and movies. The headphones are topped of with a noise-canceling microphone that ensures that your teammates and opponents hear you loud and clear.
Known as a memory maker, Corsair releases its first headset, the HS1. It is a 7.1 surround USB model good for gaming, listening to stereo music and enjoying DVDs and Blu-Rays with Dolby sound. We're going to describe the product, analize its installation and see how it behaved during testing.
Technic3D hat das Corsair HS1 USB Headset im Test. Die neuen Audiolösungen aus dem Hause Corsair konnten bisher überzeugen und mit dem HS1 Headset soll dies laut Hersteller auch so bleiben. Wie das Headset im Praxistest abschneidet, steht im folgendem Testbericht.
Corsair has produced some fantastic looking keyboards in the last year. Adding to that line up now is a variant on its highly praised STRAFE design – the Silent. This board features the same RGB backlighting, media keys and attachable wrist rest, but with modified mechanical switches to make them that much quieter when you are typing.
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