SeekerVoid Wireless
At just under $100, Corsair’s Void Wireless is mostly a good wireless headset, but you will encounter some compromises.
-- As reviewed by PCWorld
Product details
- Noise Control: Noise Cancellation.Headphones fit type:On-Ear.Control Type:Noise
- Hear everything from the lightest footstep to the most. Thundering explosion thanks to premium, custom-tuned 50 millimeter high-density neodymium Audio drivers with an expanded frequency range of 20 Hz - 30, 000 Hz
- Constructed for enduring comfort through long gaming sessions with breathable microfiber mesh fabric and plush memory foam ear pads
- Connect wirelessly to your PC or PS4/PS5 using low-latency 2.4 GHz wireless with the included USB adapter
- An omnidirectional microphone picks up your voice with exceptional clarity, with a flip-up mute function and a built-in LED mute indicator
- Built to last through years of gaming with durable construction and aluminum yokes
- 7.1 surround sound not supported with Apple M1 Chip devices.
PROS
+ Incredible price for a wireless headset
+ Top-notch battery life
+ Long live the Sails logo
CONS
- Feels heavy, slips around
- Plosive-prone microphone
- Not as soundproof as overear competitors
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By PCWorld on July 29, 2016
At just under $100, Corsair’s Void Wireless is mostly a good wireless headset, but you will encounter some compromises.
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