This headset is a good way to get Dolby quality and to use Dolby Atmos, but be careful because it's not USB, it uses a USB dongle for surround sound but the headset itself uses a jack that plugs into it. So yes the headset can be used with other devices which is a bonus in itself (like cellphones), but when plugged into PC, the volume control and flip mic to mute are exclusive to the headset, so it does not register in any software like iCue that usually has a "mic muted/activated" audio feedback like with a USB headset (like the HS80), and Windows audio cannot be controlled like with USB headsets/ keyboards where you use the volume control and windows volume is also controlled, so I think this headset is best paired with a keyboard that has the volume control if you need to control Windows audio without minimizing your program. It also seems to have a mic light but it does not. This can be a problem if you don't turn on mic feedback, you won't know if the mic is muted or not even though it does physically mute when you flip the mic fully up. This is a good upgrade on the old HS50, if you treat it like that then it's fantastic, but if you are coming from the HS80 you will be disappointed with the small comforts missing.