CORSAIR - VOID PRO RGB Wireless Dolby 7.1-Channel Surround Sound Gaming Headset for PC - Carbon Black

When I was looking for my next headset after my Logitech G930 died I had a few requirements. I needed something wireless, comfortable, with good sound and excellent battery life. The Corsair Void Pro mostly lives up to my expectations, with a few exceptions. The Good Build quality seems above average for the price. The headset itself is not light, which I'll talk about more in a minute. The headset is fairly comfortable, with cups that fit over your ears rather than on them. The fabric cover rather than a faux leather/vinyl is preferable, but does seem to let in a little more outside noise than some other headsets. The mic works as expected, and the optional mic feedback is a feature I don't think I can live without anymore. Range is also quite acceptable, and I'm able to walk anywhere in my 2k sq ft home without losing the signal. Battery life is also decent, and seems to last for about 3-4 fairly prolonged sessions. The headset can be used while charging, which should just be a given for any wireless headset. The Bad The headset is heavy (I said we'd come back to this), so heavy that I found it did not sit securely on my head. When I tilted my head forward or backward the weight of the headset would cause it to shift around quite a bit, and even fall off. Sometimes the headset would pivot on my ears, and the headband would flip either forward in front of my eyes, or backward onto my neck. I was able to solve the problem by attaching a strap to the back of the headset. With this modification the headset is very stable and comfortable. Software can also be a little buggy. I've had several problems with Discord not recognizing the headset, with the mic feedback suddenly stopping, with windows not recognizing the headset, and a few other buggy issues. Verdict On the whole, the Void Pro works well when it works, and it works much more often than it doesn't. The rear headband hack fixed the one glaring design issue that I had, but I'd like to see Corsair include this feature stock. I don't care about the LED lighting, but if you're into that then this headset should please you. There are a few other good options out there, but on the whole I'm happy with this purchase.

My previous headset were corsair also. A much older version, outdated. The USB dongle/wireless plugin was problematic, often dropping signal and cutting out. This new headset however performs near 100% perfectly. It is very comfortable and I've worn it for hours at a time with/without voice chat on Discord for gaming sessions. Sound quality, mic quality seems right on track. The software/drivers seem to function quite well. The software you can install will allow you to customize RGB settings, surround sound settings, equalizer, bass etc. Quality, comfort are 5 stars for construction, length of time wearing, they don't feel flimsy or like they'll break easily. Many reviewers complained of overheating on their ears with the RGB lights on. I noticed no difference with or without them, no extreme heat or discomfort. Sound quality. Overall excellent. I never use the 7.1 settings, i tried them out with movies, games, music etc and it just sounds weird and not like surround sound, but in my experience all headphones sound weird with surround sound. Using them without surround sound they are quality, the volume levels are surprisingly low. At max volume they are not as loud as most other headphones i've used.. not that we really need them at max, but just a comparison/thought. I have not used many gaming headsets and cannot compare to razors, or other brands. I recommend picking these up on sale if possible. Give them a few days to adjust to the sound differences. I went from 5.1 to 7.1 and everything sounded different, took tweaking of equalizer etc to get it where I like. Get on sale, not quite 5 star product. Volume could be louder but not a deal breaker. The bass is great imo. One of the best things i've found with these are listening to binaural audio tracks. Smarter Every Day space x binaural video on youtube is a great example. These headphones are beautiful for this if make it sound like you are truly there watching a live space launch.

Corsair is known as the top-tier PC peripherals and parts in the market. From the PSU to RAM, mouse + keyboard to headsets. And this is no exception. The headset was at a steal during Black Friday (was bought at $75) but even for its retail price ($99) it's still worth every cent. Pro: +Beautifully designed and ergonomic to ever head shape. +LONG battery life. Each charge can hold up to 16 hours. +Voice notification to replace beeps for settings is really helpful. Software is easy to setup and use if you have Corsair products. +There's an option to change audio into 7.1 surround sound and it's absolutely amazing for in-game sound effects or movies. +Mic is really sensitive so it makes great for programs like Discord that can adjust voice pickup. Cons: -RBG can reduce battery life, but can be turned off. -Connection when turning it on takes a few seconds, but can instantly connect if you place the headset close to the USB. -Headset is somewhat weighed where it'll slide or even fall off it you tilt your head back or forward. -The USB dongle could be more detectable. On the limited edition model, there's a USB attachment that can place the dongle closer to you but you can purchase a USB extension from Best Buy provided they have it. Summary: It's absolutely worth every single cent. Warranty is pretty long and can be replaced quickly because Corsair is amazing with their customer service. The headset makes an amazing replacement to those who want something long term/permanent. However, the price tag is $99 and if you're looking for something in budget, this isn't for you. But as stated, it's worth every single set.

I bought this to replace a well loved Turtle Beach setup, and I regret it. After charging the system overnight, and having my OS hijacked by the Corsair dashboard, I finally got a chance to try it. The audio quality is sub-par, and very loud. Out of the box the thing is will blow your eardrums out so be cautious if you ignore my 1 star review. Turning it down to about 30% makes it listenable if you have normal hearing. The audio also sounds tinny, meaning that even with the bass turned way up it has a sort of "old timey" radio quality. Great if you're listening to "Fibber McGee and Molly", not so great if you've been alive any time after 1975. But I could live with this, if it were a $25 headset. But the microphone is where I re-boxed it and will be bringing it back. Even with the sliders at max, it barely registers any sound. Even when I put my hand under it and SCREAM it gets one bar. You can do some tricks to "hear" your own voice through the headset, and when little I could hear was also tinny. It sounded like someone had used a microphone from a Bluetooth phone earpiece, hastily soldered it into the slick housing, called it a day. For livestreaming, using a team chat, or even just using a VOIP service, this is purely unacceptable. For reference, my old Windows 95 stick mic works better than the Corsair mic, and that's just not right. I expected so much more from a company that prides itself on being a "leading source for gaming hardware". So, bottom line. If you've read this far, just put the box down and get another product. This one is a waste of money. Don't bother with it.

I guess you can classify me as an Audiophile as I have many headphones and use them separately depending on the case, situation, environment etc. Some of the items I use are Fostex TH900, Sony MDR-Z7, XBA-Z5, Tiesto Edition, etc. By all means, this isn't an audiophile level headphone nor it comes close to one, however, that doesn't mean these headphones are bad either. Comfort: As for comfort, these headphones are very comfortable in my opinion. I had to use this for 6 hours straight one time, however, I was not fatigued at all. Comfort was very great for me and highly recommended Audio: If you're going to use this for music, don't bother because these aren't made for those. However, when it comes to gaming or work related stuff, these are great. They are very clear. For the cost, they are great and I got what I expected. Mic: I can't really say how good they are, but through Line and Skype, both on bluetooth connection, the other side said they could hear me clearly. You have to keep in mind, this was done in a controlled environment and not outside, don't know how they will perform with outside noise. Overall: I recommend them especially at the price point (was at 80 when i got it) but don't expect audiophile stuff.

I'm posting this review after only a week of use. If something changes, I'll revise it accordingly. I had a Logitech G35 wired headset that I loved, aside from the fact it was wired. Lo and behold one clumsy action ripped the headset out and broke the USB connection. Which is a shame because I loved that headset. The wireless version didn't have great reviews so I looked at other options and decided to give this one a try. Pros: - Fits well, fully adjustable. - Love the lights, and they're customizable! - Mic lifts up which auto-mutes it - Has Volume control on the bottom of the left earpiece - I can now get up and walk to grab a drink without having to take my headset off. - Zero drop in call quality. NOTE: I have not tried going more than ~15 feet from the USB receiver as I currently live in a condo. I'll be testing this longer range after I move. - Very snug fit over the ears, which blocks out a lot of sound even when your game / music volume is low. I'm considering it a pro even though it means my girlfriend has to throw something at me to get my attention now. Cons: - I loved being able to pause/play music on the G35, I wish this headset had that. - I now occasionally get stuff thrown at me. See last pro listed above.

I made my purchase two days ago, and was initially satisfied with the product. The sound and microphone quality of the headset itself is great, and the product feels sturdy in the hand. It is comfortable to wear for extended periods of time, and is actually compatible with Mac, which I was surprised about. But just today, the USB wireless adapter I use to connect the headset to my laptop broke. As in, the USB mount FELL OFF. (See attached photo). Upon further examination of the adapter, it appears to be made VERY cheaply compared to the headset, which seems ill-fitting of such a good auditory experience. I plan to return the product to the store today and try a second one to see if this is just a fluke, as I've seen many good reviews of this product before. But based on my current time with it, don't waste your money. Would have been a better product if it provided a bluetooth connection option.

1. Poorly designed head clamp. It feels lose, and does not clamp on tightly. I had read before buying them that you need a large head for them to fit you properly. I find that 100% true. But even with a large head you get that feeling that they are slipping. 2. Weak sound. Really disappointing. I play FPS games and the sounds that seemed really good previously just did not have that depth or bass. My previous headset ($30 turtle beach Z11s) had a better sound then this 'premium' head set.Its even worse when you turn on the Dolby stereo to enable 7.1 surround sound. The guns feel like pea shooters. 3. Another frustrating thing is that you can't really play around with the sound settings. The Corsair utility engine gives you an equalizer but only with preset modes, you can not really tune it to your liking. It also takes over the windows settings and does not allow any tweaking in the sound settings. 4. Unlike most other wireless headsets, there is no wired option. If the battery is down, you can not simply plug in a 3.5mm jack and continue playing. Most other headphones give this option.