Corsair

Virtuoso RGB Wireless (Carbon/White/Pearl)

Corsair Virtuoso RGB Wireless (Carbon/White/Pearl)

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Sentiment score33% positive
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Last updated: May 20, 2026

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Reddit IconWilburOCD1320
10 months ago

If u get the 2, can u let me know how are they in a longer than 2hr gaming session? My corsair virtuoso rgb they suck after an hr of game play they just hurt.

10 months ago

I got the corsair virtuoso rgb they can only be worn for about an hr they are so uncomfortable.

5 months ago

I really enjoy my razer blackshark v2 wired I had a corsair virtuoso wireless but so heavy 30mins of gameplay everything hurt. So, I sold them and got the razer honestly amazing! 7.1 digital ss and super lite weight. I did get an amp from fosi from aliexpress, which has been a great addition. Don't get the razer from aliexpress I had issues with activation. First product I have ever had and issue and they did return them no issues.

Reddit Iconfailenaa
4 months ago

Available? Idk. But I have used Corsair void and virtuoso and both are amazing. The void was an accidental purchase, I hated the idea of wireless, but then i fell in love with it. It was really comfortable and the battery lasted all day and the sound was good. I upgraded to the virtuoso and it’s better sound and has a good mic but it’s not as comfortable.

4 months ago

Awesome. I’ve had my virtuoso like 5-6 years now and it lasts at least 10 hours. That’s the longest gaming session I’ve had that I can recall. Don’t even get the low battery beeps. I plug it in when I stop and it charges even when the pc is off. But you can use it while charging too, the cord is really long. It also has a USB mode which I think has slightly better quality.

10 months ago

Never buy a Razer headset. I have the Corsair Virtuoso and it’s been great for me. Wireless but an insane battery life, really good, detachable microphone. Fairly comfortable but not the most, sometimes have to adjust the ear pads.

Reddit IconJuliugghhh
4 months ago

The battery last a long while. I had my headset for about two years before I swapped them out for another but I didn't notice much degradation in that time. They are really comfy and the one I had was mostly cloth rather than the fake leather, which was nice. The leatherette stuff always ends up peeling off in bits after a year or two. Audio was solid and I actually really liked the mic too. I intended to buy the same one again but they were out and I got a Logitech I never liked as much. Edit: also had the virtuoso. Audio was excellent and they were comfy but the sidetone was quieter than the Void for some reason.

Reddit Iconareyouhungryforapple
9 months ago

Corsair HS80 max or virtuoso is my rec Don't get the pulse it has poor build quality and underwhelming battery life

Reddit IconAtreyu10
6 months ago

I bought a corsair virtuoso

Reddit IconInfinite_Vacation645
6 months ago

I use the Corsair Virtuoso, you can unplug the mic and also connect it to WiFi and Bluetooth at the same time. Super recommend, although there are more pricey

Reddit Iconlemonlosthispassword
2 months ago

I've got a budget of ~€150( will be purchasing in Ireland) and am looking for a pair of headphones primarily for gaming/use at a computer but are casual enough to wear around commuting and in college. I loved my corsair virtuoso's but they looked a bit too "gaming" to wear out and more importantly couldn't be used with my phone. Most important features would be some type of detachable microphone, bluetooth and not looking over the top with rgb etc. Battery life isn't really a major concern, I don't mind using them wired if I'll be using them for long periods of time but want the freedom to use them wirelessly on commutes etc. Similar story with noise cancelling, it is nice to have but not a priority.

Reddit Iconmoby561
12 months ago

OW subreddit isn’t the best resource for this, YouTube and review sites are. I think, imo, $200 is a better budget for a high end headset, and even then you can get something that’s quality between $100-$200. My own anecdotal experience, my Corsair Virtuoso have been solid for the last 4 years. My brother recently got Astro A30s and he likes them but he paid the premium for them for their ability to easily switch between console and PC. Both headsets go on sale often, as they have been out for a while now, so I wouldn’t buy either at full price. HyperX, also, has some good headsets but I’d look at reviews of the specific headset you’re interested in.

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