Corsair Void RGB Elite Wireless Gaming Headset – 7.1 Surround Sound – Omni-Directional Microphone – Microfiber Mesh Earpads – Up to 40ft Range – iCUE Compatible – PC, Mac, PS5, PS4 – White

The best budget wireless gaming headset hands down!
These are the best headsets! This is the second one I bought since the first one, after 3+ years of heavy daily use, the battery started leaking and wasn’t holding a charge for more than 15 minutes.They sound amazing once you have configured the EQ settings using the iCUE software. I have the highly reviewed and recommended SteelSeries Nova 7x and these Corsairs blow then out of the water as far as comfort, quality, sturdiness and sound quality. Also, these have what it feels like double the range.If you are in the market for a good budget wireless headset, these are the ones to get.

Used Daily for 2 Years, finally losing some functionalities
I used these headphones since July 2023, and they have been the best headphones I’ve ever used, albeit with some drawbacks and things I didn’t like as much. First off, the audio quality is supreme, crystal clear, and also has very minimal mic issues. (I do recall having to mess around with microphone settings in numerous apps like discord and some voice-chat games, but after all that was done with i rarely had to mess around with the settings after that. So i guess at first the mic might be bad, but with some tweaking on settings it will be good to go.)Cons:Very big USB stick. Idk if most wireless headphone USBs are this big, but yeah, it seemed large to me when plugged in next to all my other USBsThe headset is definitely much heavier than most headsets, which some may like and some may not. I personally can’t tell if I like it or not. It does make them feel much more durable than other headphones i’ve used, however I’m on my PC a LOT, and throughout this year I’ve noticed i’ve been getting more and more headaches. I didn’t know why for months until I start suspecting it was my headphones, and it was. The heavy and bulky design of the headphones started to be a little straining for my head, and I also quickly noticed the headaches were centralized near my ears. That’s when I knew these headphones, while they do fit larger heads well, seem to not be suited for large ears. I have pretty big and sensitive ears, and I never noticed until the past several months that the headphone cushions press against my ears and after several hours will make them ache, along with the temples/sides of my head. If they were just a little bit lighter, and had even softer or larger ear-cushions, then they’d be perfect.For the ear problem, I have recently found a solution for myself that completely fixed the issue, which was simply putting some folded tissue paper in-between my ears and the cushions. It does look kinda goofy, but i no longer get any pain in my ears!Another con is the battery life. I guess it does advertise 16 hours of battery life, idk why i thought it was much longer, but it sometimes feels like the battery lasts barely 10 hours. That may also be because I’ve used my headset for 2 years, so it’s getting a little old perhaps. The audio as of now has also gotten noticeably worse. It’s still crystal clear, but connectivity has worsened a lot overtime. Especially today, the audio seems to crackle and cut out a lot, even as I write this and listen to a youtube video, the audio has crackled and cut out like 4 times. I’ve also noticed my headset seems to have certain functionalities glitch out or straight up fail every so often, like the volume wheel not working or maxxing out the volume for no reason, which obviously will hurt your ears when caught off guard, as well as my headset not registering my microphone being on or off.I also cannot customize the lights on my headset anymore through the iCUE app, idk what happened but I tried several solutions and none worked, so I’m just stuck with red lighting. I don’t recall if I had a warranty or not, but I wish I could get a replacement cause I really do like these headphones and have been wanting a new pair recently cause mine have just gotten old and starting to malfunction, but I dont know of any better brands. Overall, pretty good headphones, amazing audio quality, very durable, kinda dookie battery life sometimes, and might be too heavy for some heads.

Good option for headphones
A gift for my grandson very much worth the value. He says they’re very comfortable. He’s got them for his birthday. He had him six months so that’s longevity and there’s still like new do exactly what they’re supposed to do then if my next Grandson says he wants us that I know what to buy.

VERY POOR PERFORMANCE. DON’T GO WITH THIS PRODUCT WASTE OF MONEY.

En este producto hay varias cosas que comentar.Yo lo compré pensando que tenía RGB, pero no, es básicamente el logo de Corsair con color blanco.Los audífonos son muy buenos, retumban bastante bien cuando se les coloca el volumen alto. No se distorciona en nada el audio y tal.Pero cuando los usé por primera vez, parece ser que se recomienda el uso del adaptador que cuenta para poder conectarlo de manera USB, pero aquí es donde hay algunos puntos donde sí quería comentar para gente que es muy específica con el audio en general y andan en busca de unos audífonos.Al conectarlo parece ser que tiene formato de audio máximo a 48000hz, la cual hace que sí o sí debas encontrar la ecualización correcta para que se pueda escuchar de la mejor manera posible.Una vez configurando el ecualizador los audífonos serán tus mejores amigos. No recomiendo usarlo sin el adaptador.El 7.1 de estos audífonos es bueno, pero solo para ciertas ocasiones. Por ejemplo, si un juego te permite utilizar el 7.1 desde su configuración de sonido, se escucha bien, pero en caso como juegos shooters no recomiendo esta opción.De ahí en fuera los audífonos son cómodos, no cansan tenerlos puestos durante jornadas grandes.Si eres una persona que le gusta que se escuche la música con grandes bajos, ahí paso mi configuración 🙂

Podrían pensar que son caros, o que hay más baratos con las mismas prestaciones o mejores, pero lo dudo mucho, me decidí por estos gracias a su diseño y la verdad lo demás fue dde sobra, traen su palanca para volumen muy buena, tienen un sonido fuerte, la batería les dura normal, de 16 a 20 horas, se cargan en 1 hora y media, dicen que no cierra bien el oído pero si lo agarra y queda un hueco atrás de tu oreja, que no se nota nada, al contrario, te salva por si suena la al esta de emergencia o sísmica, los materiales y el unboxing son de muy buena calidad, incluye el filtro de aire para el micrófono, y no son bluetooth, pero fuera de eso 10, solo son un poco pesados pero almenos yo no me he cansado de ellos ni me ha molestado el cuello, el sonido envolvente es muy nítido, es claro. La música se oye bien, talvez no al nivel de unos cascos para audio profesional, pero estos sirven para la música, muy bien, si tienes el dinero y necesitas cascos para tu pc, estos deben ser