One of them is a premium type and another one is like a mid-range headset but both rea really work well for their prices. Maybe it will be difficult to choose the right one for you, to decide that go the detailed review.

Corsair HS70	Corsair Virtuoso
BUY NOW	BUY NOW
PROS	PROS
Tasteful design. Excellent all round audio. Very comfortable to wear. Fantastic microphone.	Comfortable fit. Great gaming sound. Fantastic mic.
CONS	CONS
Surround sound is PC Only. Perhaps lacking a little clarity. Earpads not easily replaceable.	Expensive. Not compatible with every system. Soundscape is treble-heavy.

SPECIFICATIONS:

Expert Reviews of Corsair HS70:

By Gaming Shogun
Corsair HS70 Wireless Gaming Headset$99.998.3Build Quality8.0/10Performance8.5/10Audio Quality8.0/10Software8.5/10ProsDurableGood surround soundConsMicrophone not very flexibleCorsair Storeaudio corsair headphones hs70…

By Play3r
So, as it stands, I have yet to come across a headset that performs as well as the HS70s, with the lovely lows and the crisp highs. The design of them oozes quality and the attention to detail is second to none. With them being wireless, you’re not confined to the reach of the cable you often get of wired headsets, instead, you can roam the house with little interference (I was listening to music 2 storeys below my PC). Sure they cost a pretty penny, but I honestly think they are worth it.

By TheStreamingBlog
All in all, we were highly pleased by the performance of the HS70. It produced really great sounds for a wireless unit. The bass was enhanced but it isn’t much that it completely overpowers the sounds; instead, it delivers an excellently light boost for that added rumble. We listened to music and everything sounded great, so we’re definitely giving the Corsair HS70 two thumbs-up for its performance.

By TechRadar
Portability, powerful bass and an amazing soundstage rule with Corsair’s latest wireless gaming headset. It’s not without flaws, but as far as sound goes, it might just be as close to gamers’ heaven as you can get.

By FutureLooks
The Corsair HS70 Wireless Gaming Headset is a great wireless headset that untethers you from your desk and won’t break the bank.

Expert Reviews of Corsair Virtuoso:

By Tweektown
In closing, the Virtuoso RGB Wireless is a winner in my book and really the better option if you’re not…

By Rtings.com
The Corsair Virtuoso are satisfactory for wireless gaming. Their latency with the included USB dongle is great, and you shouldn’t…

By Techpowerup.com
The Corsair Virtuoso are satisfactory for wireless gaming. Their latency with the included USB dongle is great, and you shouldn’t…

By Pcgamesn
In the end it just leaves the Corsair Virtuoso sounding a little lacking, but purely only in comparison to a pair of generally more expensive wireless…

By Medium.com
The Corsair Virtuoso SE is a solid attempt at a flagship-level headset for less money. The sound signature isn’t my first…

Detail Review:

INTRODUCTION:

Corsair HS70

This headset is like a mid-range headset with a wireless facility. Everything in the headset like comfort level and the sound of headphones is pretty good. The price of the headset is also affordable.

Corsair Virtuoso

This headset is like a premium headset. The design of the headset and the comfort and the sound quality and everything is nice as per the price. The price is also quite high but everything is worth the price.

DESIGN:

Corsair HS70

The HS70 headset comes in an all-black and all the black and white combo and at first glance, I must say that it does look pretty good. When it comes to the build quality, Corsair has used a blend of soft-touch plastics, metal, and synthetic leather and that have put together a pretty solid headset that will take a few beatings before you fall into pieces after your first reach quest. So, one of my favorite parts of the design are the metal grows on the side of the Corsair logo dead center, these are a really nice touch and make the headset stand out from others on the market.

They do look like there could be an open-back headset but these are closed, so just bear that in mind. The metal continues onto the hinges which do provide some movement but unfortunately, we do not get the 90-degree swivel that you get with the Corsair void Pro.

Corsair Virtuoso

This thing is built so solidly. Everything from the bracket right up into the headband to the arm to the bracket down to our little swivel bit and then down to the arms into the headset. Everything is metal and it doesn’t weight a little bit. You do feel a little bit heavy but not uncomfortably heavy by any means. You get that really premium feel from this headset and that’s not just from the weight, it’s just everything just moves incredibly smooth on it. It just feels incredibly durable.

The real cool thing I kind of wants to bring to your attention, we see a lot of headphones with the brackets on the outside or you just got one bracket in the headphones kind of dangling off it. So, the really cool thing about this is if you drop, it’ll go down and it’s gonna hit that metal, so to actually make it compress and actually break within there. You got to compress it enough for both metal arms to actually go in and actually break right there.

COMFORT:

Corsair HS70

On the top of the headband, you will find a nice imposed Corsair logo and on the underside, there’s some lovely quilted leatherette with weight stretching that not only looks good but feels great as well. We have faux leather with a generous amount of padding. It has a nice density and feels great on the head.

In terms of comfort, I have zero issues with the HS70. When they’re on your head, I really like that they do not squeeze too much but they’re definitely tight enough that they won’t fall off if you have any sudden movements. They’re definitely very comfortable.

Corsair Virtuoso

Honestly, when you put it on your head right there, you really don’t feel that weight. The clamping force is kind of right in between not too little or not too much which is pretty much perfect. Another cool touch here as far as comfort, actually you have swiveling ear cups the way that also go in and then all the way out, so whichever way you want them all the way in or all the way out which is super cool because usually, most headsets will go one way.

The one thing I want to point out which might be the only downside on its entire headset is the ear cups. They are completely pleather inside and out and it’s got a lock and that sound really nice for you but it’s also gonna lock in that heat for you. So, you usually get a little bit hot near eventually. The ear cups are very soft but the one thing if I was to complain about something is there a little bit shallow. I wish they were a little bit more plush kind of brought them out a little bit more because my ears do touch the inside. I don’t get any pressure point from your headset but I do feel the tip of my ear touching the inside of the speaker. The ear cushions are incredibly comfortable.

As far as glasses use, this is very comfortable. We’ve used some of those headsets that the clamping force is so tight, it just makes your glasses start bobbing up and down every time.

FEATURES:

Corsair HS70

It follows on from the HS 50 and HS 60. According to the packaging that’s as compatible with PC and ps4 and can provide up to 16 hours of gameplay on a single charge. So, the main aim of the HS70 is to provide great comfort and great sound at an affordable price tag and it costs $90. This is certainly around a pretty good budget.

We have a micro USB cable for charging the headset which is pretty standard. We have a detachable microphone and we have the wireless dongle itself.

In terms of ports and buttons on the left-hand side, we do have the volume scroll wheel followed by a mute switch and then the micro-USB port for charging the headset. Next to that, you will find the mic input which is covered by a nice rubber grommet. The mic can only go in one way due to the design and when it place, you can easily adjust it to your preferred position. On the right ear cup, you will find the power button.

Corsair HS70 features of 50-millimeter drivers, a wireless range of up to 40 feet, 32-ohm impedance, and the frequency response of 20 Hertz to 20 kilohertz.

Corsair Virtuoso

In your box, you’re gonna get your headset, you’ll get on your paperwork, you get your wireless dongle, detachable microphone, your USB, and then a 3.5 cable. On the right ear cup, you have your volume control and you can switch it to USB or wireless mode. On the left ear cup, you can have your mic input, your 3.5, and then your USB port which will be for charging. The cool thing I want to point out about the controls as far as the volume wheel, it’s really nice. A lot of headsets just kind of spin or just roll right out there but this just has a very nice kind of firm roll.

For play on Xbox or Nintendo Switch, you can only use 3.5 but one cool things about this 3.5 cable are braided and it feels very quality and feels durable. So, it’s nice if you use your controller or switch. As far as PC and ps4, you can plug it up with any option right here, USB or 3.5 or the wireless that’s on PC and ps4, you can hook it up any option you desire. In the USB, you have plenty of length within it and this is a very heavy USB.

Now, you can also connect this headset 3.5 to the ps4 or the PC but honestly, I don’t think any of us would be doing that because you can connect them up to USB or by the wireless dongle and also connect them 3.5 to those devices, the sound drops a little bit and you lose your features just like when we were on Xbox or the switch. The really cool thing about this headset when using 3.5, safer connected by the dongle or USB on a PC or the ps4. You take that 3.5, plug into the bottom of the headset then plug it into your phone or your tablet that gets some music playing out of it, while your games still coming out by the other Connection. Now, if you’re curious as far as using that mic, the mic will also always be dedicated to the USB or the dongle, not the 3.5.

In the IQ software of this headset, you can change from the stereo and you got the 7.1 surround on. You also have your mic volume and then your sidetone. Now the sidetone, you can also just hold down the mic button and then turn it on or off if you desire and it’ll also give you a voice prompt, same with the 7.1. The 7.1 is only controlled within the IQ, this could not be controlled on the headset. So, you lose that going to ps4. You can also change any lighting effects in this IQ software. If you want to see all the other options for the headset, you have to go on the setting where you can find EQ presets, brightness, voice prompts, and everything. As far as the software, it’s easy to use.

MICROPHONE:

Corsair HS70

The mic is retractable type, you can easily remove the mic and use the as like headphones. I do think it sounds a little bit nasally. Overall for a headset microphone and obviously a good budget headset, I would say that there are no issues with this microphone at all.

Corsair Virtuoso

The mic is very nice, very flexible. You got that light up on the ending point of mic that lets you know if it’s muted or active. Your mute button for the mic is right on the bottom of your headset. Also, you can hear the voice prompts when you on or off-mic. You’re only gonna get that voice prompts on PC.

You also get some other ones too like if you plug it up by your USB and use it by USB instead of the wireless there, it’s gonna actually give prompts like headset is charging, it lets you know within the headset there. When you go over to ps4, you don’t get any of that. You get a mic tone like a single beep or there a double beep whenever it’s on or off and you also still get the light up but you lose the voice prompts.

I really liked the sound of the mic. I thought it was really crisp and the slider right there, I don’t even have the mic volume all the way up. you can actually turn it up right there or a drop it down and it sounds very crisp.

SOUND:

Corsair HS70

When it comes to audio, I found it to be very pleasing. Playing games like CS:GO and PUBG, I was easily able to distinguish enemy placement and everything did quite crisp. This is definitely geared for gaming, you get a superb boomy burst, and when explosions and grenades are going off, and honestly, I had no trouble in gaming. I play a lot of competitive CS:GO enemy placement as obviously a massive part of that and I had no trouble with at all.

After the game, the person who likes to fine-tune of audio experience then you can go ahead and jump into causes cue software. Here, you can turn on the virtual 7.1 surround and even tweet your presets until you find what you’re looking for. After all of my testing, the headset does sound a lot better when you do not enable the virtual 7.1. It may just be my personal preference while I find it to be a lot crisper and more pleasing when you do not have that enabled. Another point I would like to make is that the headset also benefits from not cranking all the way up to 100%. So, during the 80% mark and everything just sounds great.

Corsair Virtuoso

As far as using these on the Xbox and Nintendo switch, the sound stage is good. You had your mids, lows, and your highs and it sounded crisp but you lose all your features within the headset. You lose the RGB, mic control. You are pretty much using a basic 3.5 headset and again they sound good. I mean, they sounded really good actually on Xbox going to the controller, they sound great but I wouldn’t recommend this as a primary Xbox or a Nintendo switch headset. The two primary platforms for this headset as it states on the box is PC and ps4.

As far as sound on both devices which is PS4 and PC, it sounds great either way you got to connect it up to USB or the wireless dongle. Now in the manual, they say for the best sound quality connected up USB and you can get the best experience with them. I tried it both ways and I really didn’t notice much difference if any but as far as the sound stage on both of them, I mean it sounded really nice and nice crispy highs. The bass wasn’t like ear shaking rattling bass or muddy by any means but you did have that bass and it sounded really nice and very natural.

We were getting that really nice soundstage is the frequency within this headset, it’s from twenty to forty thousand, so it’s really taking advantage. You got 50-millimeter drivers and I think with that range right there, it’s really implemented. Let’s still having that bass back there, so you really catch those footsteps and everything. It was really high tinny sounds while you’re still getting some real thumping bass in the background and it just really bounces out which is not muddy or not ear shaking by any means but it’s just a very nice balance stage.

WHICH TO BUY?

Both the headsets are good enough for their prices. Though these both are from the same company, the prices and also features are very different. The Corsair Virtuoso is somewhere double the price of Corsair HS70. Considering all the features and sound quality, I think Corsair Virtuoso will be great to buy. But, if you don’t have that much budget, the HS70 is the best wireless headset at the price of $100 but the mic is not that much good but for the price it’s nice.