A:AnswerThe main difference is the HS 60 is noise canceling, the other things i noticed since I've bought both is that the 60 has a better microphone and the head padding is nicer
A:AnswerThat's what I do too. I wish I knew how they got it to stay the first time. My guess is it was somehow glue so that'd be my next attempt. But not liquid, more like the kid stuff (elmer stick) glue or something. Then shove it back in there with the pick and pray. If you like em and get a new pair, get GSP so you can replace it for free when it happens again a year later :p
A:AnswerI would either google for a generic replacement set (I did this for my Sony headphones) but if you reach out to Corsair directly they should be able to point you in the right direction.
A:AnswerContrary to what the other answers say, while the headphones work on a Mac, they do *not* have side tone. I have tried for the last hour or so, and have installed 2 different versions of iCue, only to find that there is simply no way to hear yourself through the mic. I would not have purchased these headphones had I known that side tone doesn’t work on a Mac.
A:AnswerNo they do not have any RGB. If you are looking for a Corsair headset with RGB, I would suggest the Void elite wireless or Virtuoso RGB wireless. They are more expensive, $99 and $299 respectively.
A:AnswerYes the Nintendo Switch has a 3.5mm TRRS port on the Console. Soo this Headset/Mic will not only work on your PC, PS4 controller, but also your Nintendo Switch. Also easy fix for headset with the Credit Card trick, I repeat soo easy I believe a caveman could do it.
