Corsair - VOID RGB ELITE Wireless

Sorry for rezzing an old post, did you find anything useful/worthwhile? I've been looking for suitable wireless headsets too, and came across this thread. My go-to wireless have been Corsair Void Elite, and I've found them more comfortable for 5+ hours of use than my DT880 Premiums, but not as comfortable as my HD598s. Now I need a second set for use in my bedroom, and have been wondering if I should just get another Void Elite or find something better.

Hey, no worries, I decided to give up the 5% FPS boost you get from RGB /s and got the Logitech G535. They're a pretty snug fit, the breathable earpads are great for long sessions, and the battery life and mic quality are quite good. It's still a world of difference in audio quality when I switch to my 598s or DT880s, but these aren't bad for gaming and the wireless connectivity has been solid so far. Been using them for over a month so far. I'd still rate the Corsair Void 8/10 to these 7.5/10.

Have to agree with alot of other people above, don't get a gaming headset. Half the time I use my Sony xm3's when I dont need/want to talk to people, and when I do I use some cheap garbage corsair voids. They're not THAT terrible, but compared to the xm3s and I'm sure many of the other listed headphones, they absolutely suck. But for $75, they aren't bad and get the job done

I have been using a Corsair Void RGB Elite for the last several years. The first one was starting to show its age a bit and my wife bought me a second. Now the first one is my work headset and is still going strong. Flip down mic is a must for me for that easy mute option.

I like my Corsair void RGB Elites. Nice pair of comfy wireless headsets that only cost $70 that offer good clear sound. The only complaint for me about them is the range doesn't seem to be very large and the included charging cable is very fragile and doesn't last very long range in my experience. If you're looking for a headset that isn't wireless, hyperx makes some decent headsets, but their good ones are kind of expensive. Right now, their HyperX III is on sale for $64.79 (usually $100) and their HyperX Alpha X is $70 (usually $130), and their HyperX Cloud Alpha is $77 (usually $100, only 22% off) on their official website. You can choose between wired and wireless ones. Obviously, the wireless ones will cost more. Arctis steelseries is yet another really good brand, but iirc, all of their headsets are wireless, and they're pretty expensive ($100+ is the average cost for a pair). If you want top of the line stuff, Logitech G Astro A50s. They're the best gaming headsets you can get without buying studio grade headsets like the Beyrdynamic DT 990s, but they're also $300-$380 for the A50s, and the Beyrdynamics don't have a mic.

Bingo. I got my HD 6XX... I don't even remember how long ago for $180. Ruined all other headphones for me. But man... music sounds so different with proper gear. Games sound a lot better too, compared to my corsair VOID of course. Although to be fair, you also need to get a DAC and AMP... I got an apple usbc to 3.5mm dongle instead of a DAC ($9) and an okay amp for like $100. Still amazing quality. Getting the best gaming monitors is cool, but people often neglect the audio experience.

Idk if they make them anymore but I lovey Corsair voids. That are awesome and still going strong 3 years later. Mic is really good too.

Bro that’s literally what I’m waiting for, but my void headset won’t fucking DIE. It’s been years and if the battery has worn out over time it’s not been enough for me to notice. How is the virtuoso? That’s the one with the strap across the band, right?

Gaming headsets uniformally have terrible ergonomics. If you must have something that's wireless with anc and don't care much about sound quality, I'd look into the JBL quantum line. They fit my large head/ears better than most others I've tried (arctis line, corsair void/virtuoso, hyperx cloud)