In order to confirm the headset sound quality versus the VOID Wireless, we have run the same game assortment which contains Triad Wars, GTA V, The Crew, Carmageddon Reincarnation and AION; while the USB revision is not offering the same liberty of movement, we could experience the same high quality...

Great headset. This should only be $69.99, however I had to use Rakuten points, so it was a bit more expensive. Well worth it though.

This is an amazing headset if you want 7.1 surround, and the microphone is decent enough too. The build quality is okay, but as I stated earlier, the microphone broke within 7 months of use. I do travel around quite often, but I make sure my headset is as secure as possible.

-Virtual Surround sound 7.1 is very good; some things like voice chat will sound far away though; -Microphone mute is very easy to find; -Quite comfortable; I never really get fatigued wearing it

-Microphone broke within 8 months of use; going from crazy amounts of static to not working at all

The Corsair VOID USB Dolby 7.1 RGB Gaming Headset's chief selling point, to my ears at least, is its uniquely shaped ear cups. They feel natural and comfortable, but I do wish Corsair offered a leatherette option in addition to the microfiber cloth padding.

Corsair has gone from a memory company (yes at one point they only offered PC memory), to building some of the best power supplies and all-in-one liquid cooling solutions to being the go-to when it comes to PC gaming accessories. It seems every time Corsair does something they do it right.

– Super comfortable; – Very good sound; – Wireless has been improved since the last version; – Easy to use controls; – RGB lighting; – Long battery life

– None that I found

Over the years we have tested more headsets then is good for my ears, from plain and simple towards the more advanced and professional gaming targeted series as reviewed today. Giving you guys an objective qualification on a headset however remains such a hard thing to do.

The updated Corsair Void Pro RGB Gaming Headset is available from today at most major retailers. There are three models of this headset available. There's the Surround model, which comes in black/red, a USB model (which we reviewed) in black and white, and a wireless edition in black and white.

The Void Pro is a great headset and what is lacks in stability it doubles in sound quality!

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

Corsair Void Pro Wireless SE RGB Gaming Headset Introduction Corsair has put out a number of gaming headsets over the years which have continued to evolve and improve as all products do to remain relevant.