CORSAIR - Gaming VOID PRO RGB USB Wired Dolby 7.1 Surround Sound Gaming Headset - Carbon black

Good microphone and good noise canceling. The best headphones I’ve had so far!

The quality of sound this headset produces is top of the line.. when I’m not using it for gaming my girlfriend uses it for work. Very versatile. Both very happy

I actually purchased the black/yellow color. These are very comfortable and perfect for long gaming sessions.

I love these headphones. For the size they are not heavy. It feels comfortable. The sound is not excellent but it’s good and gets the job done.

Having used these for about two months now, I can say that they have remained comfortable, don't make my ears all sweaty; and have very good sound. Out of the box, the microphone is quite excellent, it's muffled and dead sounding until you make changes to the EQ. Once you do though, they come alive very well. Think of them as Boomy Grado e80i's. A sound I think many will like. They are on the heavy side, with a VERY robust headband; but I've never had them feel bad or hurt my head at all. Mute switch on left earcup, with a lighted indicator right near the microphone tip. A requirement for my purchase, I like being able to see out of the corner of my eye when I'm muted. Try these EQ settings, and twiddle the 32/64hz sliders to get more BOOM. https://i.imgur.com/MRAtZPk.png

Ok, so I have a gripe with some people's review on this product. A lot of people are complaining how the VOID PRO will easily fall off of your head when you move around. They are not incorrect, the VOID PRO is loose fitting. However for a gaming headset, I do not see how this is a con. I don't know of any gamers, including myself that will rock out to music with a gaming headset on. If you are gaming, you are not moving your head around that much. In fact, it being loose fitting is perfect for me because other gaming headsets that fit tighter would make me sweat and feel uncomfortable after a while. The VOID PRO is also significantly cheaper than the majority of gaming headsets on the market. Definitely a great product. If you are gaming, this will be perfect for you; if you're going to rock out to music, you shouldn't be looking at a gaming headset in the first place.

I am very picky about my headphones, and needed the earcup style because regular ones put too much pressure on my ears and are incredibly uncomfortable very quickly. I chose the Corsair Void Pro because it had the earcup style, the USB connection, and integrated mic. I find it to be very comfortable to wear even for several hours, the sound is crisp, and it doesn't cause any ear pain during extended use. I like the built in mute for the mic and volume switch for the headphones, which easily allows me to change the volume on the fly without needing to tab back to Windows. I sometimes use VoiceAttack, so having these two features is very handy if I don't feel like using voice commands while still getting the benefits of VA during game play. The only downside for me is that the headphones are a tiny bit big on me, so they can feel a little loose. However, if I'm using the headphones with VR, this looseness does make it very easy to fit the headphones over the head straps on my VR unit, during which time it feels like a perfect fit. Being able to change the lighted logo on the sides to different color patterns is pretty nifty as well. The Corsair VOID Pro is a great product if you're looking for something that falls between a basic pair and the ones that go for hundreds of dollars.

I switched from a Razer Kraken headset to this Corsair headset. The transition was difficult. I almost returned this headset, but decided to give them a chance. -Pros Fully customizable within iCUE EQ presets are good Lightweight Mic works and sounds great Movies, Netflix, etc. sound better than I expected them to with a 7.1 headset -Cons The fit feels loose, it doesn’t grip the way my Razer Kraken did. The mic boom doesn’t move, there’s no way to stow it, which sucks. They feel kinda cheap. More flimsy that what I am used to. The head and ear foam cushions feel like what I had on my first Sony Walkman tape player in 1989....honestly, this is my biggest complaint about this headset. There are better, more comfortable materials out there than this, but I guess paying $64 out the door is not going to get premium materials. I’ll get over it This is a good headset, I’m glad I bought it. I don’t touch the Razer anymore, which tells me this is a better product for me. I doubt I’d buy this specific headset again though.