Customer Ratings & Reviews

Excellent. It is working perfectly and did not have any issues.

I’ve had these for a few years now and they’ve held up remarkably well. Sound quality is as good as the day I got them and the exterior plastic and foam are unscathed. The padding on the ears are also good. I’ve seen some other products use leather-like materials, but those always felt uncomfortable and stuffy. These feel soft and light. I can only think of two major downsides. One is that the microphone quality isn’t the best and has begun to degrade slightly over time, though it’s certainly not the worst. The second issue is that it doesnt support bluetooth. If you don’t plan on using bluetooth like myself then that’s fine, but should you ever wish to that is something to keep in mind. Overall I would say there are better options out there but if you don’t want to spend a fortune these are a good option.

I bought this for my son he love love it he doesn’t complain again

The headset I will be returning. It cuts out every few minutes which is too often for for even the casual gamer

Great day and I'll see if I can get the money from the house and we can all go

Geek squad is the best i love them so much i would recomend

My son won these headphones at post prom. He loved them.

Great head sets, but they are not compatible with the new ps5.

Work well. Autmoatically mutes microphone when it is swung up

just what i needed. easy install and just the right price

Difficult for others to hear your voice through the microphone. Headphones do fit very well and fall off during heavy action (according to my 12 year old gamer)

Wireless drops all the time will return soon. The head set restarts and i have used this same set before but the last two pairs are horible.

Corsair® Void RGB Elite wireless stereo gaming headset— what a long name it has. It feels like a tank and I have to caution you that it weighs like one, too. (It tops the scale at 13 1/2 ounces.) If you are looking for a lightweight headset for voice dictation (for example), I have to tell you that this headset is not really marketed for such use although works extremely well for voice dictation (which is something I use daily basis) – it has I believe a noise canceling microphone and it even comes with the sponge (microphone guard) that minimizes the wind noise. Setting up is very easy. It is really not fully charged, and you need to plug it in using the supplied USB cable for at least an hour, or two. Most of the controls are actually on the headset but I prefer to only use the volume control which is cleverly done. You push it backwards, and the volume goes up, and you push it forward, and the volume goes down. The top of the headset will expand to accommodate someone with a large head – like myself. The headset comes with a little USB transmitter which supposedly work up to 40 feet away (unobstructed). Pairing is already done but a little button on it can be pressed if you need to do that. It is best to download the program and I don't want to give you a website address because a newer version will have a different address. Go here instead http://www.corsair.com/support/downloads and choose iCUE software (which controls all the hardwares made by this company.) You will be able to turn on easily the surroundsound feature and you can turn on the little LCD light on the sides (or turn it basically off altogether.) According to the manual, the USB port has to be a high-power, so needless to say, it is best probably not too connected to a hub. The little dial that controls the volume can be pressed inward and it will toggle the surroundsound to off, and on. But if you press quickly it toggles the EQ setting. You really need to use the iCUE software to understand many of the settings—without it, some features don’t work. This is the type of headset that completely covers your ears. I still can hear the ambience noise and I don't think I actually wants a pair of headset that blocks all the sound probably due to safety. But with the volume set too high, you may be unable to hear the ambience noise. I played on old game—System Shock II—re-released for Windows 10. It works well with the headset, but I cannot really tell much difference between stereo versus surroundsound. I tried a newer game – BioShock II, and it became clear that when the surroundsound was on, I could distinguish the differences. This is a good (and will probably last long time) gaming headset. It works well enough for voice dictation as I am using the program right now to "write" this review. However, it is not a very light headset weighting almost a pound and you have to get use if you have a big head the initial feelings of having a vice grip on your head. The band can be adjusted to accommodate the size of your head. Eventually I think the user will get used to it but best if you tried on at the store. Gamers do expect sturdy pair of headset and not the wimpy (and fragile) ones for the others—just remember that before you buy it.

I like this product design and color .I like it ! so I feel comfortable.

Fantastic headset. Son has had the black version for a year.

My wife Loves these they fit well and she is a big fan

Worst headset I've had. It keeps shutting off for no reason. I have auto-off turned off, and the battery is sufficiently charged, and yet it turns off frequently. This is a common problem I guess. Returning tomorrow.

Awesome game I cant wait until the next version comes out

great headset, I recommend. I only wish it had an aux port.

Ok make quality. The speakers are very lack luster when it comes to bass and you can definitely tell its fake dolby atmos. Save more money and get something better!