Corsair expands its range of gaming headsets and announces the availability on the market of the new HS70 BLUETOOTH, a model that joins the recent Corsair HS60 HAPTIC presented in October. Apart from coloring, the Corsair HS70 does not seem to differ much from the HS60 in terms of design, maintaining an aluminum structure with generous adjustable pavilions covered in imitation leather and particularly comfortable thanks to the memory foam.
An important feature of this new model is definitely the bluetooth support, or rather, the ability to simultaneously use the wired connection (via USB or 3.5mm jack) and the Bluetooth interface to keep another mobile device (smartphone, tablet), all without interfering with the audio and in general with the game scene (be it PC or console).
The headphones feature 50mm neodymium drivers and a detachable noise-canceling unidirectional microphone; the battery has an autonomy of 30 hours while there is obviously support for PC and Corsair iCUE software, also useful for customizing the equalizer and microphone settings. However, we point out that on the left pavilion there are volume and mute controls.
As for the consoles, the Corsair HS70 BLUETOOTH are compatible with Switch, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X and Series S; currently they are already available on the manufacturer’s website (details in the VIA), while on Amazon it is possible to order them pending availability
