I have been using Corsair Void USB (non pro version) for 2 years, and my dog chewed-off its cable, instead of opening an RMA or repairing it I wanted to give PRO version a shot. I can clearly say that, sound quality and material choices are much more better than its precessor, and an additional...

love it it works amazingly

The Void Pro is Corsair's replacement to the ever-popular Void RGB headset. If you're a gamer, for £109.99 you're getting a comfortable wireless headset with energetic sound, alongside a superb microphone for all your communication needs.

Class-leading range; Strong audio quality; Excellent value for money; Clear microphone recordings

Loose fit won't please everyone; Controls are a tad fiddly; Lacks a little bass out of the box; Still quite plasticky

The Corsair Void Pro surround is an update of Corsair's Void headset with a retail price of £84.95. The 3.5mm jack means it is compatible with Xbox One, PS4 and mobile devices and an included USB adapter unlocks Dolby® 7.1 surround for PC users.

Refreshing their VOID gaming headsets, gamers will be greeted with a product that has been made from carefully selected materials, designed with durability in mind. The VOID Pro headset comes as part of a collaboration with BMW's DesignWorks studio in California, resulting in a unique aesthetic that...

Bought this this week as my pc is in the kitchen so it's usually noisy. Sounds great and it's easily configured for different EQ settings. I'm mostly interested in the virtual 7.1 surround which works great.

These have been tested by the gamer in the family. Overall, comfort, sound and the capability to tweak and customise these to your own requirements were great pros for these headphones.

Comfy but a bit loose (falls if I lean my lead). Good mic and audio. The build seems a bit cheap (all plastic, a little piece broke few weeks after purchase).

Corsair's carved itself out a nice niche. Wireless headsets have come down in price a lot over the last five years, but still average around $150 list price-a category that includes Logitech's G533 and G933 , HyperX's new Cloud Flight, the SteelSeries Arctis 7 , Razer's Man O' War , and more.

Way overpriced, the sound quality is average, surround sound is alright but the bass is WEAK, even when messing around with the EQ presets with the software you can barely make a difference. It also sounds feint, like the sounds are distant even when the action is right in front of you (for games).