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.

Recommend to anyone

This is perfect, just what I needed, I upgraded from an old headset that would drive my friends crazy, now that I have this they keep telling me the microphone is really clear and picks up my voice really well. I like the program that you install to control the volumes and change the rgb colours.

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...

With an improved microphone, Corsair's wireless Void Pro is now an even better deal for its inexpensive $100 price tag-though this new iteration...

Improved microphone; Still an unparalleled price for a reputable wireless headset; All-day battery life

Loose fit; slips around; Lacking bass by default; Mesh earcups leak sound

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 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.

Having only spent ￡20 max on a headset in the past and being in no way an audiophile, I did feel that this was a lot of money. Totally worth it though! So comfy you barely feel you've got them on, in fact my kids have been known to walk round the house with them still on despite having switched the...

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.