Corsair VOID PRO Wireless is truly a remarkable, wireless gaming headset in all angles. It looks great, sounds great, comfortable, durable, and has a great battery life for a wireless headset.

Corsair has revamped its gaming headset range by introducing four new models under the Void Pro banner. Available in wireless, wired USB and wired 3.5mm analog (non-RGB) variants with virtual Dolby 7.1 technology on all versions, Corsair says it has improved the new range in a number of key areas.

Better earcup design; Very comfortable; Improved stereo performance

Non-detachable mic

The VOID PRO RGB Wireless SE has a comfortable fit, with generous memory foam padding for both ears and the headband. Like most headsets these lay flat with ear cups that can swivel 90 degrees.

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...

, which sold relatively well and gave Corsair lovers the wireless audio they wanted. However, the microphone let down what was otherwise a great headset. Now, Corsair has released the Void Pro RGB Wireless headset, and we've been specifically told that there's been a big focus on the microphone, so...

There seems to be no end to our continuous quest for the world's best gaming peripherals and in a way we welcome it since it keeps us up to date with all the latest game titles for the PC.

- Good Build Quality; - Design; - Very Comfortable; - Mids / Highs / Bass Levels; - Positioning Audio Via Dolby Headphone; - RGB illumination; - Battery Life (16 Hours; - Unified CUE Software; - Exclusive Base Station

- Only Available In Yellow and Black Color; - No 3.5mm Input; - Limited RGB Illumination

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).

The mic is complete garbage. You have to bend the mic towards your mouth and even then you sound super quiet to everyone. I had a senhiser 350 For the last 6 years but the ear pieces fell apart.

Comfortable; cool looking and good sound

Doesnt work in usb 3 port on my desktop Mic is complete garbage

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.

If you're after a nice-sounding USB gaming headset in the $80 price bracket, you should keep a close eye on the Corsair Void Pro RGB USB. Even though the microphone quality isn't on the same level as the rest of the headset, it's still an interesting choice for anyone who's not concerned with...