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Mine is also pretty dim (since day 1). This is Fans, RAM and AIO all set to white at 100% brightness. As you can see, the AIO looks pretty dim and almost brownish.

Habe 08/2021 über Corsair das Corsair HS80 Wireless gekauft. Mittlerweile löst sich die Oberfläche vom Kopfband, weshalb es immer ungemütlicher wird und meine Kopfhaut jucken lässt. Ich würde gerne wissen, ob man da irgendwie ein Ersatz Kopfband bekommen könnte?

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The Headset has to be powered off before plugging in the USB cable. If you plug in the cable now, it will automatically power on the headset in USB-Mode.

somehow that doesn't make any sense to me

I don't know how it is on consoles but you can easily fix mic volume with equalizer apo on pc like someone mentioned earlier in this thread.

I think it is just the typical white noise that is common on wireless headsets because I have the same "issue" on my virtuoso and hs80.

I don't get it, why would a switch on top to change the connection type be better than somewhere on the bottom? Do you really need to change the connection type on the fly? It would take some space which is totally unnecessary. I hope it stays like it is now.

no difference

Are you guys using the USB-C charging cable that came with the HS80? Because not all USB-C cables fit the USB-C port on the HS80, not even my Virtuoso charging cable does. Only use the cable that came with the Headset if you haven't done already.

all updated to the newest versions I tested it out but sounds same to me

Yes, this happens to me as well because atmos is only able to output 24 bit 48kHz I think.

These are already possibly the best earcups I can think of but a nice alternative would be some thick leather earcups for a different soundstage. I would also love to see some Virtuoso earcup replacements made of the same material used by the HS80 earcups.

hmm weird, I also get 4-6 % but none of my friends said that my mic was too quiet probably because teamspeak is auto adjusting the volume. lets hope that corsair is able to make the mic a little louder with firmware updates.