Customer Ratings & Reviews

This is a solid headset for the price. Audio quality is decent for gaming. Battery is also decent for gaming. Where this headset really stood out for me was the comfort. After wearing for upwards of 8ish hours it still barely felt like i was wearing a headset at all. The padding and weight are great. In terms pf value this is a solid mid range headset for gaming or other uses.

I recommend you get it because good sound, comfortable around ears, and last long

I’ve used 300 dollar Turtlebeach’s and astros for the past decade. Just went from Astro A50s to these. 200 bucks cheaper and I almost like these more. Comfortable once you get the fitting right, sound great with windows spatial setting (yeah, I’m surprised too), mic feedback is good, friends can’t tell a diff in mic quality, light to show when muted, voice responses to tell you when you mute and when it’s shutting down to save battery. They’re just good. They last all day. 2 things. 1. The link lighting doesn’t work after you charge them via PC. 2. I have to turn the voice feedback off and on again for it to work, but a button on the headset solves this quickly. Still. A 9.5/10 headset! I think the CUE software that you need is the only thing holding them back, which could only be a issue on my computer.

I’ve been using the Anker Soundcore Bluetooth Speaker for a few weeks now, and it has exceeded my expectations in every way. The sound quality is clear and rich, with surprisingly deep bass for such a compact speaker. Pairing it with my phone was quick and hassle-free, and the Bluetooth connection remains strong even at a distance. One of the standout features is the battery life—I’ve gone days without needing to recharge it, even with regular use. The build quality also feels sturdy and durable, perfect for outdoor use or travel. For the price, this speaker offers incredible value and performance. I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a reliable portable speaker.

This headset is pretty much everything I wanted as far as wireless with a eq they are comfortable to where for a long time as the battery easily lasts a whole day of gaming. The flip up mic to mute is nice and it also puts a red ring around the mic tip to let you know it is muted , the sound quality is decent and the mic seems to be clear but there is ONE thing I really didn't like and that was how loose they were when I was wearing them and I consider my self to have a little larger than average normal head and they were still loose especially when I swivled my head. And that not only annoying takes away from the sound emersion as it leaks sound and bass. If these were just a bit more of a tighter fit they would be a 5 star easily

Slick headset the black looks super nice with the neon lights on the side . Sound is amazing battery last long . Only issue for me is when i turn my PC off the headset doesnt turn off with it but other then that great headset . Wish it had a Chat volume qnd game volume adjustment.

Not a lot of volume options on PlayStation 5. The overall sound quality of the headset is very well designed. It’s sturdy, high quality sound, and pretty heavy.

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.

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.

Very, more like Super comfortable headset. Upgraded from a a Siberia 150 by Steelseries to these. Wanted wireless and rechargeable. Pros: Wireless or wired Quick charging iCue makes it look cool Mic Boom moves out of the way and mutes when in the UP position comfortable Cons: Slightly heavy, or heavier than my old steelseries, Thats about it The USB dongle for this is larger than others. Does not have slipstream, but corsair slipstream wireless isnt mainstream yet, so *shrug* Dont run these through a USB Hub, the software will recognize them and disconnect. happens with all my Corsair products, could it be a cheap hub? maybe. if using the USB cable from PC, use a direct attachment (rear or front pannel, not hub)

The headphones work really well, I got them on a half off deal, however, I would purchase them at full price any day of the week considering the long battery life and it’s very economic style. I’ve never had a headset that actually sits on my head for more than three hours without hurting my head, although this one I haven’t had yet a complaint after wearing it for several weeks so far for several hours at a time.

It is by far the best for its price, it comes with a warranty. It personally goes all the way out to my car, even mostly to my mailbox down the street. What I did was get an extension 3.0 USB and I taped the receiver to the wall 6 feet up. This dramatically extends its range. Also, it fits nicely, it's better in EVERY WAY over my 200$ Sennheiser headphones RS 175. I absolutely HATE those headphones. The sound quality was meh, the RS it uses was terrible (radio receiver.), and because it's on radio waves if you are even 2 feet away from the receiver, the headphones start to break up on you. The microphone on this was TERRIBLE but if you use a third-party audio booster it works wonderfully. The microphone is very quiet and this is an issue with ALL their headphones because for some reason they thought it was okay to make the microphone function at -10db. Yeah, you read that right, -10db. This means at max volume, they are barely a whisper. I increased them to 14+db which was the max I could go before it started to break up but it's now a normal volume. I have no idea why they did this, I can only guess it was stupidity, because this is an issue on the physical level where even a generic driver won't fix the issue. I don't use the crappy ICUE software either as it causes multiple issues with my Avara phone app for work as well as glitches in video games. It's also just plain badly designed. It is sad these headphones are touted as great for discord because they ARENT. Unless you use a third-party microphone booster, I assure you people will have a hard time hearing you. I had my friends set me to 200% volume and they STILL couldn't clearly hear me. I use a completely free and basic program called Equalizer APO. It has a configurator file and an editor, it is confusing but if you use the configurator first, THEN the editor will allow you to set up the microphone, then boost it. I would recommend setting it no higher than 14+db as for me that was the max it would go without beginning to break up and sound distorted at times. Apart from these annoying issues, they again outperform my Sennheiser in every way. It's very sad such a well-respected headphone company that sells 200$ headphones without a mic can perform so horridly. I would say if you are going to buy any sort of headphones at all, buy this first. That way you get an idea of how headphones are properly (Mostly) made. I have had many upon many different headphones. Sony, Sennheiser, logitech, etc. All 50-200$. These are by far the best I've ever had personally simply because all the others either had battery issues, connectivity issues, or comfort issues. It's amazing how cheap these headphone makers can be and get away with it. I dare not to give this 4 starts even with the problems because trust me when I say, this is the best you gonna get.

This is a great wireless headset, especially for the price. Very comfortable, it pressed a bit on the area above the ear, but it eases up with wearing it a bit. The range is great on it, I can use it about 20 feet away, through walls no problem. The battery life is great, even with extended use. I used it for 15 hours the other day and only ended up around 25%. With that said, The icue software is iffy though. The auto shutoff function was often turning my headset off, even when it was on my head and audio was playing through it. That is an easy fix, I just disabled it and make sure I turn the headset off when I take it off my head.

This headset is truly a bargain, i got it for around 75$ Dollars 25 dollars off OM price and it is truly amazing, the headset looks beautiful and with that 16 hour battery life and around 5-8 hours usage a day its not amazing, but you can lower the lighting brightness through iCue, and it is truly amazing for the price, on sale or not. It has nice sounding drivers, amazing earcups (Doesn’t work for xbox though for you who wants to use it on xbox one to series, Playstation and Pc only.)

Headphones woek geeat, especially for the price. Sound quality is good, everything is clear, battery life is great, cushioning is good and everybody can hear me clearly only downside is lowend sounds cna be sometimes hard to hear without having volume at max

I like the headset and feel that this a great value for the money I spent. I only gave it 4 stars because the first one that I bought was defective. At first it seemed to working as it should have. Then a few days in it started to make a series of beeps, and then shutoff and on even though the battery had a good charge. I couldn't walk more then 10 feet without losing connection to the usb dongle and having to reestablishing connection with. It was a bad experience and I have numerous Corsair products so that's why I had bought it originally. I did return to Best Buy a week later and exchanged it for a new one. The new replacement is working fine now. Having a big noggin, this fits nicely and doesn't feel like it's squeezing my head. It has a nice sound to it, it's not a top of the line headset, but it's definitely a mid line headset and has nice sound. One thing that's nice is that the volume control is rocker and not a dial. Being a rocker means you just have to hold down or press up to adjust the volume instead of spinning it to change the volume. The volume control can also be pressed in to rotate through the equalizer so iCue doesn't have to be opened. I haven't had any issues with the mic and can be heard clearly. The only issue currently, is that even with leaving it on the charger overnight, it only shows the charge at 91%. However, I think that's a display issue as It will last about 15-16 hours on the charge. Bottom line, I find it's a solid headset and would recommend it.

I do a lot of streaming on my computer, which is in the living room of our house, so I needed headphones and was tired of being tethered to the desk. Got these for under $100 and love them. The padding on the ears and head is really soft. They cancel 85-90% of the background noise, I didn't want complete noise cancellation because I have pets I need to keep an eye on. The only complaint I have is that they are just a little too big for my head, I sneezed and they almost flew off my head. Also the charging cord is really long so if you start to loose battery power you can plug them in and still sit comfortably.

After 6 months of using it, it wont turn on anymore!!

Decent sound quality, the microphone quality isn’t the best, but I never use that anyways. Easy iCue connectivity, has little RGB Corsair logos on them that looks nice, battery is doing well so far. I’d say this is great for the price, considering they’re wireless too!

The headset feels very sturdy and durable. It certainly does not have the "cheap" feel. The earcups are large, extremely comfortable, with very little to no clamp force (which can be good or bad, depending on your preferences). I found the headset on the heavy side, creating pressure or hotspot on the top of my head (to which seem to be sensitive). The sound is good but I found it on the quieter side. My issues with the headset however are related with the software - I'm not a fan of it and that's a personal preference. Many however actually want to have that software (for EQ, lights and other purposes) so you might find that to actually be a pro. I could not turn the RBG off without having the software installed. All that RGB does is draining the battery faster and the battery life ends up being quite poor. Mic is okay, but I'm certainly not a fan of non-detachable mics. In short, they feel very sturdy, the earcups are actually amazing. Their weight however seems like was too much for me and the pretty much "must have" software is a no for me. Again, the cons I mention might actually be pros for you, it's very individual.