I was a bit unsure about the quality of a wireless headset, but thanks to the Corsair Void my faith has been restored. It may not be a true audiophiles peripheral, but for a Gamer you have RGB lighting, sturdy sleek design, configurable CUE software and the luxury of being wireless…

Severely unhappy with this product, I bought them due to Corsair being a highly reputable company and expected to receive a product with "Premium Build Quality". However after only a month of use one of the left earphones screws have come out, where the plastic inside has crumbled away.

These headphones are amazing. They came way earlier than I expected. But the only gripe I have is the cable. I have to bend the audio jack to get it to work properly. The audio jack was messed up but other than that the headphones are great.

Almost every gaming peripheral has one unique feature. Even the most unremarkable mouse, keyboard or headset usually has one thing - even if it's just a tiny bell or whistle - that sets it apart from the scads of competitors on the market.

Comfortable fit; Decent game audio; Inexpensive

Disappointing music performance; Dated design; No defining features

The Corsair HS50 headset is comfortable, with excellent sound quality and a decent mic phone for online games. The mic is clear and even on maximum volume the padding in the earmuffs is enough so any sound from your headphones isnu2019t transmitted into the mic phone (a blessing for your teammates).

It's hard to write a pointedly bad word against Corsair's Void Wireless Dolby 7.1 headset. It has pleasing sound, excellent battery life, a comfortable fit, and tasteful RGB lighting effects.

Excellent, bought these when they were 79.99 on here Can't beat a wireless headset under 100$. Comfy, above average sound quality. Decent bass. No wireless latency that's notable. Only complaint would be that you can't remove the mic, but it folds up, out of the way.

I bought these for my sons birthday and they stopped working after 5 weeks.

With a street price around $50, Corsair's HS50 is naturally an interesting contender. We're certainly not expecting any miracles from such a value-oriented headset. However, we're curious to see if the HS50 can beat higher-end models that put more emphasis on flashy looks.

Attractive price point; Sharp; understated design; Intuitive volume/mute controls; Good sound (after equalizer optimizations

Not ideal for large heads; Exaggerated lows and highs by default

Corsair has built upon a range of Void gaming headsets with newer iterations released on a regular cadence. These headsets have select combinations of surround sound, RGB lighting and wired and wireless support, though starting at £85, they are out of the reach of the casual gamer.

Minimalist design; Comfortable; Become pleasingly loud; Fully-detachable microphone

Average sound quality