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Review: Corsair Gaming VOID PRO RGB Wireless Headset
Corsair today launches their headsets with a new PRO line of the VOID RGB headsets, we test the wireless version. The Dolby headphone certified VOID comes with updated software as well, and manages to seriously impress me in terms of audio quality and sure, build quality as well.
You can read the full review here.
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#5465227 Posted on: 08/22/2017 05:19 PM
3 keywords you should avoid when choosing a headset:
Gaming
RGB
Wireless
Hmm I think that should 2 keywords you should avoid when choosing a headset
3 keywords you should avoid when choosing a headset:
Gaming
RGB
Wireless
Hmm I think that should 2 keywords you should avoid when choosing a headset
RGB
Wireless
I have analog ver of this headset and they have been rock solid
Wireless
I have analog ver of this headset and they have been rock solid
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#5465242 Posted on: 08/22/2017 05:40 PM
3 keywords you should avoid when choosing a headset:
Gaming
RGB
Wireless
You have no idea how good this wireless headset is mate.
3 keywords you should avoid when choosing a headset:
Gaming
RGB
Wireless
You have no idea how good this wireless headset is mate.
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#5465301 Posted on: 08/22/2017 08:31 PM
I have the previous model, Wireless RGB SE and that is a fantastic headset. Sounds really good and I can wear them for several hours at a time without any discomfort. So if this new Pro range is better than they'll get my money if my current ones die.
The only issue I have with the current headset is the awful software which can be a bit buggy at times, but then isn't most software from peripheral manufactures dodgy in some way?! Like they always think about the software as an after thought to the actual product. Glad they've made an improvement in that area!
I have the previous model, Wireless RGB SE and that is a fantastic headset. Sounds really good and I can wear them for several hours at a time without any discomfort. So if this new Pro range is better than they'll get my money if my current ones die.
The only issue I have with the current headset is the awful software which can be a bit buggy at times, but then isn't most software from peripheral manufactures dodgy in some way?! Like they always think about the software as an after thought to the actual product. Glad they've made an improvement in that area!
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#5465494 Posted on: 08/23/2017 10:34 AM
I have older Corsair Void Wireless, not the Pro version, but Im very happy with them. Sound is amazing, range is super good, I can listen to music in my whole house ( I often use them when Im cooking). You should try them, before shit talking them like those 2 people commenting up here. I will never go back to the wired headset.
I have older Corsair Void Wireless, not the Pro version, but Im very happy with them. Sound is amazing, range is super good, I can listen to music in my whole house ( I often use them when Im cooking). You should try them, before shit talking them like those 2 people commenting up here. I will never go back to the wired headset.
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3 keywords you should avoid when choosing a headset:
Gaming
RGB
Wireless