Customer Ratings & Reviews

This is my first Corsair Headset I have purchased and used. After setting up the Corsair icue, Dolby and DTS software for this they have been quite nice. They are quite comfortable to wear even for longer periods of time. Sound quality is excellent. Really the only issues I have had with it is it seems to chirp like the battery is depleted occasionally when they are plugged in and occasionally says initiating shut down and shuts off when I haven't turned them off with the button. I'm not sure if that's an issue of me not having things setup right or if its an issue with the headset. Despite those things happening I would recommend these for use, especially if your computer is capable of doing the Dolby Atmos or DTS surround for headsets. (Purchasing the Dolby and DTS software for the sound was a worthy investment with these).

Works as intended, the sound is good for the price

Great headset, wish it had a usb type c port instead of micro usb.

Great noise cancellation. They are a little heavy but overall great.

These are the best if you work at call center or work from home they last all day up to 40 hours. I tried many other wireless headsets none of them seem to work well until I found the Corsair Void RGB Elite Wireless for PC/PlayStation 4. The quality is amazing all my customers can hear me no bad connect or static. The only two things I wish it had differently is a USB-C port instead of the regular USB port and also an answer button on the headset. Because I always have to answer on my computer. If it had those two things I would rate it 5 stars.

I needed to replace my sons headsets after he accidently sat on the set he already had and he was happy that corsair was available for pickup and the price was right. Enuff said.

Bought this for my wife after i built her pc and she loves it.

Was a present to my brother who would use discord on his phone because he didn’t have a headset. Quality is good, battery life is good, and was great value.

Bought one of these at the height of the COVID pandemic, one of the kids accidentally sat on them and broke them, I was thrilled they had more in stock!

You’re pretty much just paying for the wireless aspect. Sound quality is similar when compared to the sub-100$ wired options. Comfortability is low, headset has minimal adjustment options, and has a pretty large fit in its smallest form. It sits slightly loose on my head. Just enough to notice, not enough to slide/fall of in its own. Headset volume rocker is tied to your windows volume, and not an individual volume setting. (Which I don’t like personally). Charging cable is long, and allows for charge & play. (It’s a glorified micro-usb cable, if anything happens to it, its easily replaceable without having to be overcharged by the name-brand manufacturer) Get it on sale and it’ll be a decent pick up if you’re looking to move on from a wired headset.

Sound quality is fine, but diminished compared to my old headset (Turtle Beach Stealth 600). Also, if you got a big head, avoid this headset. It is already a tight fit, but good god this thing squeezes your temples like a vice. Decent headset if you can catch it on sale.

The audio provided is quite good. Battery life has been as good as advertised for me. I suspect if you crank the volume way up, it might not be, but you shouldn't do that anyway. Biggest pleasant surprise is the overall clarity of the microphone. It's apparently very good in not-great situations. It won't replace a dedicated microphone, but for gaming and video meetings, it more than suffices. My only complaint is that it's hard to get the ear cups JUST right on your head for weight balancing. Once you do, it's solid, but getting there requires real adjustment for me.

Just as good or better than some of the more expensive bottles, the last pair I had lasted 4years

So, I had been on the search for quite a while for a new headset. And had decided that I was most likely going to go with a Corsair headset, I just wasn't sure which one. Reason for this is that the rest of my PC is filled with Corsair components and it made sense to control it all through one program. Now, I am quite the audiophile. My line of work involves music production along with mixing and mastering so I prefer to have good sound at all time, especially when I'm gaming. For a hundred bucks you actually can't go wrong with this headset. I've now used it for about a hundred hours since I purchased it at the beginning of May, and I've seen no signs of wear, no signs of the memory foam giving out. The audio sounds the even better than when I got them because of the burn in period. 10 out of 10, would recommend again.

This is my 2nd pair and the first one held up great and lasted awhile with a lot of use. Would recommend this for a good mid range headset and easy setup and very comfortable.

This headset was much easier to set up with my Windows 10 than a few previous high end headsets that I have used. Its basically plug and play, but gives you the ability to customize lighting and other options if you want to. Basically you plug in your headset through the USB cable supplied and it will start downloading the software onto your computer. You should see the corsair icon on the bottom right, where you can pull up the software to customize. Plug in the dongle included into another USB port (or unplug the wire and use that port) and then you are ready to go for wireless. I also have the Corsair mouse pad (the one that lights up with a cool display) and the corsair mouse (also with lights). All of these products sync up into the software to be easily customized in that program together.

I have gone through a few headsets in my search for something that is comfortable with good mic quality. PRO: The Corsair Void RBG Elite (I also had the Void PROs before this) fit that bill. The headset has earcups that are large enough to cover my ears and the sizing of the bands makes it so that it fits comfortably without the sensation of the cups pressing against my head in a vicegrip. IT IS A BIT LOOSER in fit than what you would expect in your average gaming headset, but that provides for the extreme comfort. I also enjoy the convenience of having the mute light on the arm of the mic itself. I can easily flip the mic up and out of the way and know it's muted, instead of having to toggle a button. Does exactly what I need, and has the RGB customizablity! CONS: Personally I have none.

I had owned the original model, the Void Pro, for several years. It was an excellent product. This current verion, Void Pro Elite, is WAY better! Almost every aspect has been improved. The reason for the new purchase was that after at least 3,000 hours of use the right ear pad and mesh seperated from the right ear cup/speaker housing. I can see this new one failing in the same manner, but if it happens after another 3,000+ of use, then I got my money's worth. The microphone and boom are both more sturdy and much nicer to look at. The padding on the ear cups is a little more dense than the original, but excellent at preventing outside sound from interfering. For the price, this is a no-brainer. Buy it

Sounds and works perfectly, I've figured out how to use it alongside my GoXLR, and the sound quality is great. I would recommend, as it's a really high quality Corsair product. Only reason it's not 5 stars is because after 9 months of having it, it cracked at the top. No reason why, but one time as I was going to put them on, it just cracked.

Serves the purpose for a wireless headset. The lighting effects are pretty cool, but unnecessary. If you're wearing them, you can't see them. Plus it's additional (yet minimal) drain on the battery. I wish the mic arm was more sensitive so that when you lift it more than 1/2 way, it would go on mute. But it must be lifted all the way vertical for mute to engage. Maybe I'm spoiled by my Jabra 75 for work. Anyways, if you want a solid gaming over-the-ear headset, this is the one to get. Comfortable, good price point and easy to run. Game on!