Corsair Void Elite RGB Wireless

For the price, you can’t go wrong with the Void Elite RGB Wireless. It offers proper audio quality combined with excellent wearing comfort. The headband is very durable, as are the ear cup mounts. It features a cast-metal design that gives it a really firm and stable grip.

The new extended frequency drivers are pretty fantastic. Not OMG I must replace my current VOID headset to get them fantastic, but certainly a cut above most headsets of this price range. Note that they’re 20-30,000Hz, which falls short of the 40,000Hz needed for Hi-Res certification, but it’s still beyond the typical 20,000Hz limit of human hearing. Combined with the good microphone, the sweet USB amplifier and multi-format support, it performs great. It’s a really well-rounded headset that I’m sure you’re going to love.

Make no mistake, if you own a Void Pro, you don't need to look at this. It's incredibly similar to the pro, from its design, to it's sound, with only minor tuning details changed. With that said, if you don't have one already, lets take a look at...

IntroductionCorsair entered the headset market a decade ago, but made its first real push into the mainstream market when it launched its Void lineup in 2016, which has become a calling card for the brand. In our review of the original Void Surround, we...