Really nice pair of wireless headphones. I would recommend it to other people and even more if you have any Corsair keyboards, mice, headphone stand or RGB mousepad because of the corsair Cue software.

Great sound clarity; The Dolby surround sound is amazing when playing games Don't have to worry about a cable restraining you when you go and leave your pc to get a snack, and you can keep talking to your teammates or friends while doing so

The audio gets distorted if you use it for more than 3-4 hours; To fix this just turn it off then back on again and you will be good for another 3-4 hours

The lightning sync with other corsair devices was cool; until the headset dongle stopped working after 3 hours of use

- Dongle stops working after 3 hours

Considering its price of just £55, it is very well built – using a combination of metal and plastic, it feels rigid and strong, and definitely able to cope with one or two knocks.

Affordable; Good build quality and comfort; Looks good; On-ear controls; Sounds quality is impressive; particularly the detail in the high-end; Mic is also decent

Ear cushions aren't removable

In conclusion, the HS50 from Corsair is an affordable headset that meets the demand for you audio lovers. They give you several ways to make the HS50 you next headset, an ergonomic design and awesome price. No Cue Software with this headset, just plug it in and go. Great headset all around!

Price; Build Quality; Microphone clarity; Discord Certified; Multi-Platform Compatibility; 50mm Drivers; 2 year Warranty

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

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

, 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...

If there was 1 product I have ever purchased that epitomizes irritating, its these headphone. Constantly loosing sound because it turns itself off, in game. The on/off button is not easy to find on the headphones without taking them off and looking. Im sure with time I would get used to this, but.

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

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

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