Customer Ratings & Reviews

My son loved this headset and it’s held up to all his abuse while gaming.

Amazing sound quality and material quality for gaming.

This headset is amazing. Don't know if it's worth it at full price but if you can get it on sale it's a solid buy. The sound is great. Voice on the microphone is crisp and clear without weird artifacting. The build quality is excellent and feels really sturdy. They are comfortable, even with my big ears, for long meetings or gaming sessions.

Sounds great and the quality is great, just not the best for someone with big ears. It started to hurt my ears after 10 minutes.

Works flawlessly. The program used to control it is slow on my pc (shouldnt be) but the headset itself is great! Good sound quality and no issues at all

Super nice headset! Fits every head perfect, great sound and great range. I can hear people perfect even when I'm in my kitchen!

These were a Christmas gift for my husband. He absolutely loves them! He said the sound is fantastic and the mic quality is great.

Great headset! These work much better than my other set. Comfortable, clear sound, good microphone, everything as represented.

Not that good of sound and battery life was meh. They feel really heavy and just wasn’t right for me.

Headphones are soft and comfortable with a snug fit. I find them light weight. Perfect for games where in game sound is important such as R6 Siege. I noticed a huge upgrade in sound with being able to hear distinct sounds such as locations of footsteps, gunshots, and material the footsteps walked on. Highly recommend for long gaming sessions

Very durable and comfy to wear. Overugreat quality

Great headphones overall but some negatives are not very great Wireless life and the inability to change the rgb colors unless using a pc. Sound is great and the headphones are comfortable for up to about 3 hours of continuous gaming until I notice them on my ears.

Exactly what I was looking for, nice and clear sound, in fact it can go really loud! Microphone comes with mid volume which is perfect.

1st of 2 purchased. Excellent build quality and sound clarity. Microphone detachable and of excellent engineering. Very consistent.

Between the wireless and 7.1 surround sound, it's a match made in heaven. You do need to fiddle with the EQ a lil to find your right sound.

You got to tweak the software with a eq 30db so I can hear im death was about to return them till I did that now I love them

Bought this for my son as a Christmas gift. It made his day. Would recommend to anyone looking for sturdy, well made headset.

I liked them, but the weight of the head set was to heavy on the head, other then that things were good.

Better quality! You get your money's worth. Now I can be on my meetings and be away from the computer with a longer range

I owned a Corsair Void Pro rgb wireless headset before this headset, and in virtually every aspect, the Void Pro was better. The Virtuoso is extremely uncomfortable. The headband feels like a brick rock. It took an hour to get used to them each time I used them and they were generally soo uncomfortable. While the earcups didn’t bother me, I can totally imagine someone getting bothered by the leather material. They (the earcups) are detachable but at the moment there are no other earcups that Corsair has for this headset. I saw someone release a blueprint for 3D-printed earcup adapters that allows the user to change out the earcups for something made of cloth or more comfortable material. My issue with that is... why did the userbase come out with something like this but Corsair didn’t? A few headsets from other companies in the $100-$200 range allow for swapping out earcups for example, so I’m confused as to why the earcups on these are removable with no official alternative. The mic, at default settings and no EQ adjustments was a hot mess. In many YouTube reviews, the standard Virtuoso mic is actually better sounding than the SE Virtuoso, and while I cannot personally say I’ve tested for this first hand, I implore you to look up the comparison review videos yourself. My first night of raid with this headset on was horrible. My teammates were mentioning how awful I sounded in comparison to my old headset. I did no edits to my mic preset on my Void Pro except for adjusting the preamp as the Void Pro was -6 db at unboxing. That’s saying a lot. I will say that the mute button which is directly located on the Virtuoso’s mic itself is pretty nice and was not annoying to use at all. As far as other features such as the audio itself, I actually disliked it greatly at default levels. I think if you’re looking for a review on bass, etc you should look for other reviews as I unfortunately don’t remember much about how it sounded in that regard. Again, as always, 7.1 surround sound is a trap and a money grab and in the case of the Virtuoso, this was no different. Aesthetically, this headset is a dream. It doesn’t come with bluetooth however so keep that in mind. It looks like an audiophile’s ideal headset and the rgb on it looked cool. I did have some problem setting this thing up, more than I feel like I should have. iCue was annoying to navigate through and updating the headset’s firmware for the first time actually caused iCue to stop responding, forcing me to force close the app. It gave me such a headache that I just went and returned these. I wanted to really like these but they just weren’t what I was looking for.