Customer Ratings & Reviews

Not for big heads, sounded ok, mic was ok. Had some connectivity issues, spottiness with sound. Not worth the money.

Worst money spent, it beeps randomly, even when fully charged, the iCue software is horrendous. Mic randomly cuts in and out and support is only open on the weekdays, when I’m at work. Issues happening recently after the 15 day return policy ended. Unfit for communication and professional or gaming purposes.

The wired / wireless switch broke in the first month. (stays in wireless mode no matter what position the switch is in) Then the mic stopped working in just under 2 months. The material on the ear cups is cheap and starts flaking away after a few weeks. Battery life is about half of listed specification. Have geek squad protection on it, going to get a replacement tomorrow.

Been using almost every day for a little over a year but today it decided to almost burn the house down..... It started to burn and melt the headset where the USB C connects to the headset. Thank God i was using it at the time i noticed the smell and noise

Horrible audio quality out of the box, best use with the wireless feature using dolbys atmos (pc or ps) It’s mildly comfortable, after 4+ hours it’s a bit too heavy.

horrible headphones bought them and didnt know that they wouldnt charge so got 1 good battery life out of em and now they are unuseable worst money ive ever spent

Packaging was very misleading stating that this head set works with Xbox. When I got home and plugged them into my Xbox one they did not connect via the wireless adapter that is sold with it. When I dug a bit deeper into them I realized they came with a headphone adapter and when I plugged that up they weren’t working properly via that either

Puchased these to replace a pair of Logitech Pro X wireless. Comfort was not the same, and side tone was non-existent. For the cost of these at 249.99, I expected a lot more. Returning after not having more than 24 hrs. Corsair really needs to step up with their headsets.

Had to get 3 different pairs under warranty. They get hot on the ears and slide off easy. Do not buy.

The 3 is because I think its crazy that something this big can provide such a low quality sound when used for music. It just makes no sense. Especially at this price. There is NO bass whatsoever.

If there is one thing that Corsair has never been accused of, it's being unambitious with their higher end products. The Virtuoso XT seems determined to be the last headset you ever need to buy. With support for USB (Type A and C), 3 1/4" jacks, Corsair's proprietary slipstream wireless, and Bluetooth, I can't imagine any device that you couldn't connect this absolute beast of a headset to. You don't even have to pick and choose - it can support Bluetooth and any other connection simultaneously. Of course the ultimate question is if you really want to. And I have to say, it makes a pretty good case for itself. In the time I've spent with this headset, I've been thoroughly impressed by pretty much everything about it. It's comfortable to wear for prolonged periods. The audio quality is spectacular (particularly with the RF receiver and USB connections.) The Atmos support works better than any other headset I've tried. The battery seems to be capable of lasting just short of forever. The controls are well laid out. Even the RGB is stylish, adopting an understated logo shining through the thin metal at the sides rather than the usual in your face gamer aesthetic. And if that's not enough, the slipstream connector is designed to allow you to connect multiple compatible devices from Corsair, reducing the number of USB ports you need to devote to wireless peripherals. This does require you disable PlayStation 4 support, but I'd imagine many won't mind making the sacrifice. The one complaint I did have has to do with Corsair's usually excellent iCue software, which hopefully should be a temporary issue. When I first installed the beta version that has support for this headset, audio cut out over wireless and wouldn't come back until I'd completely uninstalled the drivers for the receiver and run it through Atmos setup again. There also isn't a ton you can do with the RGB, given that there are only a few very small lighting zones, so unless you need to update firmware or pair additional devices to receivers you won't be missing much if you choose to skip it altogether. All in all I'd recommend this for anyone looking for a headset that can easily be moved between multiple devices, wants to make full use of Atmos support, or simply wants something a bit different from the typical gaming headset design.

The headset claims to have a usb wired mode but it just doesn't work. I have my headset in wired mode, plugged into a known working USB port, and I am using the included usb cable andf it just seems to turn the headset off.

Headset will be plugged in all night pick it up and the second I unplug it says battery critical. Looking around this isn't a one off issue so something is definitely wrong with the design.

Headset shortened out on 3d day of playing while playing the game and hurt my ear by huge sound output, health is more important than this ****. Now it's making strange beeping crackling sound every moment. Don't buy it... Returning it tomorrow.

Very low sound especially when connected to phone via Bluetoothand on ps5 it was okay nothing special

Great headset for the price. Didnt buy it full price. It was like 50 bucks off.

When listening to music or playing games, the 7.1 surround sound is fantastic.

Dont buy for xbox or console. They are trash, picks up every sounds, even your friends in party chat. It is a nuisance, noone wants to play with you because of the abnoxious echo. Reconsider your life thoughts.

Doesnt work with xbox wirelessly. Has to be wired to the xbox controller. False advertisement.

Broke within the first month, very cheaply made did not get hardly any use out of it