Customer Ratings & Reviews

Not as high quality as my previous Astro A40s, but still are good headphones. The headset feels nice to wear and the mic is decent enough quality. The battery life is a bit low and having to consistently charge it with a wire was a bit annoying. connecting to your PC is very easy and straight forward. The sound quality is very good and the ear pieces completely cover your ears so they are comfortable to wear. I would recommend buying them any time they are on sale.

Pros - •Metal frame •Light weight •Very comfortable •Detachable mic •Microphone sound quality is very clean and clear •The charging cord and port are engineered well and are an obvious upgrade from their cheaper line up. Cons - •Sound quality. The quality you get is good but it is comparable to Corsair's Void headset which is only a third of the price. •Battery life. Overall the Virtuoso is worth it if you are looking for comfort and build quality. The price point is worth not having to replace it after a year of use.

They fit very comfortablely on my head and the sound quality it great. I also really enjoy the blue tooth feature and the fact that the mic is detachable. I would say the its the best pair of headphones I've ever had. Nothing bad to say really comes to mind.

I bought these for work. I was going to request a reimbursement but I liked them too much. NO WAY would I give these to my employer. I lost my job later on so I was happy I got to keep these. They are very solid quality and they make a great pair of backup headphones. The battery could do with some work but it's a nice headset. The boom is easily detachable and this thing is honestly very hard to scratch up. It's durable and solid. I like the RGB lights but be warned that they don't work until you install the software on your PC. You don't need them for it to operate though. Purely looks. It has great sound for a gaming headset and I have a feeling it's going to last a long time. Pricey? Yep it sure is but worth every dollar!!

Only downside of these headphone is that they are extremely heavy. Other than that they are amazing. The audio is fantastic and the durability is amazing with it made of metal.

I’ve had the headset for about 6 months now and I’ve been enjoying it a lot. It’s comfortable, even with glasses, and doesn’t get hot and it feels premium. My only issue is that I lose connection often walking around outside my room, and the sound out of box but now sounds great after messing around with it.

If you thinking about these just stop. Got them after my GSP670s failed after 2 weeks. And I have loved them ever since. They are pricey but have great sound and all day battery. Better sound than the attics pro wireless but less range. But if you sitting at your computer, it’s not a problem.

They’re actually pretty comfortable after wearing them once or twice you gotta break them in a bit. Audio quality is much better compared to other headsets I’ve had in the past. Battery life is good too.

The default sound for this headset isn't great but once you adjust the equalizer for it, it sounds fantastic. Both the sound quality and accuracy are great as is the mic. I do wish the mic had a better side tone with it as I can barely hear myself. It also has a decent battery and lives up to the estimate in the specs. The problems with this headset outweigh it though which is why I have it an average rating. First is that is very uncomfortable on the head strap. I could only wear it for about an hour before it started hurting my head. The ear cushions weren't bad but I did end up replacing those with some aftermarket ones which held up well. Finally, the headset would cut out CONSTANTLY. Within a 10 minutes period, it would happen several times. I tried plugging in to a different USB, eliminating anything that might interfere with it, and even moving the adapter closer. Nothing would fix it.

Sound quality and mic is great ok. Doesn’t handle bass like a good pair of Sony or Soul headphones but you can’t really expect it all in one product when this one already has so much. Can game and connect to iPhone at the same time. But only to hear notifications and music from the phone. When you try to answer a call the mic doesn’t work with the phone. Also in ICue, it will show 2 sets of the same headsets when the dongle is plugged in and you can’t tell which it wired or wireless. There is lower sound quality with wireless and is noticeable, but it’s that way with all wireless headsets. It’s just nature of the beast.

I'm very much enjoying this headset. I'm used to buying the HS35's on repeat cause they were cheap and worked, but they broke very regularly. The Virtuoso XT's feel so much better. Nice and sturdy. Great Mic audio. The sound quality for me is really good, while it is a bit bass heavy, most of the music I listen to has a lot of bass anyway. It just let's me keep my equalizer on a more balanced setting instead of upping base and reducing sound quality. The sound quality is so much higher than anything else I've owned; I can actually hear the different instruments as opposed to it sounding like you just overlaid a bunch of different sound files and sounding kind of flat. My main issue is the battery and charging. The battery has lasted at best about 6 hours of use, and charging it is not a good experience. The type-C port is really loose and doesn't seem to click into place like a Type-C port is supposed to. Trying to use it while charging, and I get repeated notifications that it's charging and the cable keeps falling out. Looking at a bunch of reviews, I seem to be an outlier. I do plan on exchanging them on my next day off and hope I just got a faulty set. I do have the LED's set to a slow pulse to reduce battery use, but it's just not lasting. It's also a pain that I can't just have them plugged in via the 3.5mm cable and them work. I am having to charge them either way which really stinks. Makes the 3.5mm seem kind of useless on PC.

Time will tell about durability, but construction wise they are very solid which was a selling point for me. I like all the features, but do wish you could use them via slipstream AND bluetooth at the same time so I could take call on my cell phone. The xbox wireless headphones have this feature. Another bonus that I was not aware of at the time is the slipstream receiver will allow you to connect other compatible devices like mice to it. However, the receiver is NOT RGB, seems like an oversight given the iCUE selling point.

Very comfortable and good sound although I am not a professional sound critic. I've had some problems with connecting these to my computer via bluetooth. It is probably the computer's fault, but about 10% of the time, they don't want to connect. I'm also perplexed by the volume knob. Mine keeps just spinning and doesn't seem to affect the volume. Again it could be the computer not the headphones. When I get everything worked out, I will hopefully update the ranking.

I am enjoying these headphones. The battery life is great and they are comfortable. The only thing that I don’t like is they don’t have the range on them like it states. My desk is centralized in the dinning room with the kitchen and living room on each side. On the other side of the kitchen we have a very small back porch with the door. I can’t walk to the back door without them disconnecting. It may be interference with the walls. Besides that flaw I enjoy them. I do t use the the microphone since I have a Yeti X. I would recommend these headphones.

These are a solid pair of headphones. I love how they connect to Bluetooth so while gaming I can listen to music as well. Sound quality is superb. They are very comfortable as well. I would recommend them to anyone who wants a high quality pair of headphones

Build quality is great and the headset itself is great - Bluetooth feature is great to play on one platform and connect to your phone or other thing to listen to music or something. Lacks in bass a bit though.

The sound is amazing on this. Issue I had with others, no feeling to the sound. This one, it adds nice tones to hear everything. The mic does well. It was weird when I moved it, it sounded like it was cracking a chem light. Bit unnerving. The metal feel when it rubs against each other, gives me the feeling of scratching a chalk board. Corsair really adds a premium feel to the it. The software, has some work. It's doesn't have a good equalizer. I did have a moment the sound came in crackling. Everything had a static sound to it. I had to remove and add the USB dongle to clear it up. Took a moment, I was thinking it was the source I had going.

Full disclosure, I am a Corsair fanboy and also own a lot of actual stock in the company so it pains me to have to give a 2 star review on their flagship headset. I am just overall disappointed that the cons out weight the pros by a significant margin for me. I hope that this is not the case for the majority of others but unfortunately is my experience. PROS: -Build quality is there -Aesthetically pleasing -Mic design is nice -Headset can be connected via Bluetooth, dongle, aux, or usb to microusb. -Comes with 2 year subscription to Dolby Atmos (some may consider this a con I guess, I don’t) -Can connect to two devices at once (one wired, one wireless). It’s unnecessary but cool if you’re into that sort of thing -Comes with a nice fabric bag. CONS: -Heaviest Headset I’ve ever owned -Sound Quality is not on par with the price point. -A LOT of static, even with the mic completely disconnected and the headset connected wirelessly and/or wired. - Circular design/ ear pad design is not comfortable if your ears are any larger than small. On my ears (which are not huge, but apparently not small enough for the Virtuoso) the ear pads don’t seal well, even if I stuff my ears in. - They don’t stay on my head if I have to bend forward more than 45 degrees (probably has to do with the weight/poor fitting ear pads) -iCue software is trash after the latest update. Having trouble with all my peripherals.

These are by far the best gaming headset I've had so far. You definitely get your moneys worth with the exception of a few things. PROS- I've worn these for hours and feel comfortable. Sound quality is amazing as well as microphone. Bluetooth connection is great and is amazing options when your gaming to answer phone when you get a call. So easy. Microphone can be removed. Material feel on this headset is solid and doesn't feel cheap at all, The weight is not too light and not too heavy. The earphones can turn in either direction to place down. CONS- Microphone is always going to be in the left ear. For the price I wish they would of gave an option for either ear. Charging plug is on the left, but feels like it should be in the right(thats just me). This headset will get your ears to sweat if you're a warm room. No hard case for the headset, just a pouch.

You have to play with EQ settings to get decent quality sound. Sound is pretty immersive when gaming and they are pretty loud if you play with EQ settings but not as loud as other options as the SS Artic Nova Pro o Maxwell Audeze. If you intend on buying these for music go for more expensive options. Other than that i have no complaints. Really good design and aesthetics. Really comfortable for long play sessions.