Corsair HS55 Wireless Multiplatform Lightweight Gaming Headset with Bluetooth - Dolby 7.1 Surround Sound - iCUE Compatible - PC, PS5, PS4, Nintendo Switch, Mobile - Black
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Style: HS55 WIRELESS / Bluetooth
Color: Carbon
Features
- Low-Latency 2.4Ghz Wireless or Bluetooth: Enjoy high-quality audio without the wire, featuring a range of up to 50ft and up to 24 hours of battery life, plus Bluetooth support for mobile devices and more.
- Lightweight Construction and All-Day Comfort: Enjoy hours of non-stop gaming with a comfortable lightweight design that weighs just 266g, featuring adjustable leatherette memory foam ear pads and an adjustable headband.
- Dolby Audio 7.1 Surround Sound on PC and Mac: Enables a multi-channel audio experience on PC and Mac, putting you right in the middle of your game, plus support for Tempest 3D audio on PS5.
- Great Gaming Audio: High-quality, custom-tuned 50mm neodymium audio drivers deliver excellent sound with the range needed to hear everything on the battlefield.
- Omni-Directional Microphone with Flip-to-Mute Function: Accurately captures all your calls and commands, with a convenient flip-to-mute function.
Description
The CORSAIR HS55 WIRELESS Gaming Headset matches low-latency 2.4GHz wireless audio, Bluetooth®, and Dolby ® Audio 7.1 surround sound on PC and Mac with lightweight construction for essential all-day comfort. An omni-directional microphone picks up your voice loud and clear, while a convenient flip-to-mute function offers instant privacy. Custom-tuned 50mm neodymium audio drivers deliver great sound quality and range. Plush leatherette memory foam ear pads provide a most comfortable fit through hours of gameplay. Powerful CORSAIR iCUE software unlocks audio equalizer settings, multichannel 7.1 surround sound, and more. With on-ear volume and mute controls for convenient audio adjustments, you can press play on great sound with the HS55 WIRELESS.
Brand: Corsair
Color: Carbon
Ear Placement: Over Ear
Form Factor: Over Ear
Impedance: 32 Ohms
Brand Name: Corsair
Model Number: CA-9011280-NA
Model Name: HS55 WIRELESS
Built-In Media: Cable
Age Range Description: Adult
Warranty Description: 2 year manufacturer
Number of Items: 1
UPC: 840006657873
Manufacturer: Corsair
Is Autographed: No
Headphone Jack: usb
Connectivity Technology: Wireless
Wireless Technology: Bluetooth
Bluetooth Range: 10 Meters
Bluetooth Version: 5.0
Control Method: Push Button
Item Weight: 9.44 ounces
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
Impedance: 32 Ohms
Noise Control: None
Frequency Response: 20 Hz
Sensitivity: 114 dB
Audio Driver Type: Dynamic Driver
Audio Driver Size: 50 Millimeters
Frequency Range: 20 Hz - 20,000 Hz
Enclosure Material: Faux Leather, Plastic
Specific Uses For Product: Gaming
Antenna Location: Gaming
Compatible Devices: Desktops, Laptops
Cable Features: Retractable
Additional Features: Microphone Included
Headphones Ear Placement: Over Ear
Headphone Folding Features: Over Ear
Earpiece Shape: Rounded tip
Color: Carbon
Style Name: HS55 WIRELESS / Bluetooth
Theme: Video Game
Battery Charge Time: 1.5 Hours
Battery Average Life: 24 Hour
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Top Amazon Reviews
Style: HS55 WIRELESS / Bluetooth
Color: Carbon
The Corsair HS55 Wireless headset exceeded my expectations. It’s lightweight, comfortable for long gaming sessions, and delivers clear, immersive sound. The wireless connection is stable, and the battery life lasts for hours without needing a recharge. The microphone provides clear voice quality for gaming and calls, and the overall build feels durable and well-made. Great value for the price and an excellent choice for gamers looking for comfort and reliable performance. 🎧🎮🔥
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Reviewed in the United States on June 9, 2026 by Bryan Acosta
Style: HS55 WIRELESS / Bluetooth
Color: Carbon
Excellent sound quality. I use this with my steam deck. Make sure to set it for high audio fidelity in the Bluetooth speaker settings via desktop mode. I have a dedicated mic so I don't need the one on the headset. Since these are bigger than in ear the range with the wireless was great. Tune it with easy effects on steam os to hear it's depth of range. Have fun!
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Reviewed in the United States on March 22, 2026 by T. Dillman
Style: HS55 WIRELESS / Bluetooth
Color: Carbon
Left headphone pad came off after only 4 months of use and is impossible to glue or tape back on again (I've been trying). I've been really loyal to Corsair when it comes to headphones but I see now that was a mistake. Do NOT buy these unless your ready for the padding to come off. If the padding does come off for you, they can still be worn uncomfortably by pressing the pad into where its supposed to go, putting the headset on your head, then letting the pressure hold it in place. It's worth mentioning that I use these headphones everyday, so if you use them once every other fortnight maybe the padding won't shed itself like a Huskey during the summer. Moreover, if you use dollar tree roll on glue you can get the pad stuck back on awkwardly for a total of 2.5 days before it decides to revolt and segregate itself from the rest of the headphones. Lastly, do not attempt to use clear liquid elmer's glue, because not only do you have to be careful with it excitedly dripping into the rest of the headset, but when you try to stick it on the pad won't want to go on evenly as it is more rebellious than a teenager about to attend community college. Please learn from my mistakes and don't purchase this mess of a headset, I'm sure some people have had great experiences with it but you could be the lucky one this happens to. Do be warned.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 19, 2026 by Murphy
Style: HS55 WIRELESS / Bluetooth
Color: Carbon
This headset is comfortable, the audio is good, the battery life is good. I really like that the mic flips up and down and mute itself when you do so. All the things you think about with a headset are on point. I wish I could end the review there, but everything else makes this thing a pain to use. The main reason I went with this is because I already use some other Corsair peripherals with iCUE. Using this headset with iCUE is actively worse than without. First and foremost, when you're not using iCUE, the headset uses a series of beeps to for audio feedback when you mute or unmute. These beeps are very clear, and they vary in tone in a manner that makes it intuitive whether what you just did was to mute or unmute. These beeps sound whether you click the physical mute button or flip the mic up or down. When the headset is controlled by iCUE, these beeps are completely disabled, and you're left with two options: No mute sounds at all, or use the extremely grating voice prompts. Why can't I just hear the beeps? It makes no sense. You can replace the voice prompt audio with your own .WAV files, but what you'll find is that iCUE has a something like a half-second delay in reading custom .WAV files, and even if there wasn't, there's no active audio connection. The audio connection only starts when audio plays, and it takes an additional half-second *after* audio starts for anything to get to the headset, so it cuts off the first half of the audio. In practice, this means if you have a second long audio clip, you'll only hear half of it. If you have a half-second long audio clip, you'll hear nothing. Why send audio feedback through the audio channel instead of playing them natively on the headset? It makes no sense. Note that this is through the USB dongle with a dedicated connection to the headset. I understand that the various versions of Bluetooth will have these latency and cut-off issues, and that's the main reason why I chose this headset that comes with a dongle. Why does the dongle have the same issues that Bluetooth does? Does the dongle use Bluetooth for its connection? If so, then *what is the point of the dongle*? All phones, all laptops, all consoles, and most desktop PCs (mine included) have Bluetooth built-in. Why ship a dongle that has all the downsides of not having a dongle? It makes no sense. Also, when connected through the dongle, infrequently (but extremely noticeably) something goes completely wrong and the microphone audio just totally corrupts. I haven't had the pleasure of hearing it myself, but multiple times have the people I'm talking to started freaking out about how I was getting sucked into a wormhole. When this happens, it doesn't stop, and the only way to get the audio back in working order is to unplug and replug the dongle. Turning the headset off and back on doesn't even work. I don't know if it's a driver issue or what, but I can't risk a losing customer or client trust because my hardware just fails in the middle of something. So throw the dongle out, right? Just use Bluetooth natively. Yeah, I tried that too. The latency issues with the headset are much worse than what I see with other Bluetooth devices, outside of my $5 set of earbuds. This thing is $50 ($100 with the dongle that makes the experience worse), they couldn't have put a better Bluetooth module in it? I've used no-name speakers with better Bluetooth. Why put inferior components in your mid-range device? I'd say it makes no sense, but it's really just cost cutting at the expense of consumers who don't know any better. (Un)Fortunately for me, I do know better. And one last issue, and last because this might just be my system, but when the headset is connected via Bluetooth, Windows Audio Service uses upwards of 5 GB of RAM and some 10-15% of CPU on my 13th Gen Intel i7. I don't see other connected devices, audio or otherwise, using this amount of resources. On top of that, the headset broadcasts itself as multiple different devices, presumably one to connect to the dongle and one (or more?) to connect via native Bluetooth. This makes it really hard to isolate and troubleshoot any issues, because it's not easy to tell if you need to look at "CORSAIR HS55 WIRELESS Gaming Headset" or "CORSAIR HS55 Stereo" or "CORSAIR HS55 WIRELESS HANDS-FREE AG" or whatever else in device manager or sound settings. I put up with all these issues for a month, swapping between connection methods, trying different settings, googling workarounds, convincing myself that there must be a way to make this thing good. After a month, I have found that there is not. There's no way to use this thing that isn't aggressively bad in one way or another. I wish I could pick and choose different aspects of the different connection methods and combine them into a singular, cohesive, and broadly good experience, but it's not possible. And since the return window closes after 30 days, I guess I'll just be out the cash with a bad product that could be good but isn't. If this is the sort of experience I can expect from Corsair, then I guess I know not to get any further invested in the ecosystem.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 13, 2024 by Anthony Lich
Style: HS55 WIRELESS / Bluetooth
Color: Carbon
Producto cumple las expectativas
Reviewed in the United States on July 10, 2026 by Edison M.
Style: HS55 WIRELESS / Bluetooth
Color: Carbon
Bout these Feb 2025 Pros: - push the mic up & it mutes - comfy on your ears - they lasted every day use for almost a year - cordless - excellent range on the Bluetooth connection. Cons: - Noise cancellation isn’t the best - the little toggle that plugs into your computer is actually pretty big and right in the way. - got to the point where I could hear my customers but with a ton of static. And the customer would only hear static back or nothing at all. ***I will be buying these headphones again as I’ll only need them for a few months. I bought some corded headphones from this same brand and they are AMAZING!! But being strapped to the computer has taken a toll.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 20, 2026 by Kim Sell
Style: HS55 WIRELESS / Bluetooth
Color: White
Surprisingly great for 70$ clear quality easy to use buttons, very light works well with PS but doesnt with xbox which sucks but thats on microsoft, long lasting battery life and short charging time. Its quite small too so its easy to store or hang on the side. Been using for 4 months daily, even easy to remove the muffs if you want to switch em out. Also adjustable for better fit.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 11, 2025 by jlog
Style: HS55 WIRELESS / Bluetooth
Color: Carbon
Been using these for a couple of months now... Firstly, the sound on them is actually quite nice. They are comfortable to wear, lightweight, and can stay on for long periods of time without needing to charge. I've gone as long as ~12 hours before needing to plug them in. They will continue to function while charging so no issue there. They connect seamlessly to bluetooth or the dongle. Dolby Atmos/Access is also extremely simple to setup. Works flawlessly, and assists me with enhancing audio in the headset for either gaming or when I'm composing music. Very detailed and refined sound from the speakers. Now to the gripes... 1. The ear pads... They've already come loose from the headset and I had to glue them down again. 2. Intermittently, seemingly with no real root cause that I can find, the mic will periodically stop functioning. According to my friends, all they can hear is sporadic static noises here and there. I have to then disconnect the dongle, reconnect it, then reset the audio driver to make sure that the microphone is functioning again. Simply resetting the driver does nothing... Leads me to believe it's a firmware issue with the headset itself. 3. I wish there was a way to 100% turn off the Bluetooth function of the headset when connected via USB dongle... If you've connected it to your phone, tap once on the power button to switch modes to the PC connection, if your phone rings, it will mute all audio from the PC, and direct it to your phone ringing in your ear, forcing you to either decline the call, answer, or turn off bluetooth on your phone. This becomes a problem when I'm playing my Extraction Shooter games, in which AUDIO is one of the most important aspects of gameplay, and I am constantly actively listening for directional sounds while playing. It's caused me to fail in the game a few times because I'd receive a call at the worst time possible... lol
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Reviewed in the United States on April 8, 2026 by Kyle Hilton