Corsair CORSAIR Virtuoso RGB Wireless XT High-Fidelity Gaming Headset with Bluetooth and Spatial Audio - Works with Mac, PC, PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X/S - Slate (Renewed)

I was using the original Virtuosos for over a year and really wanted the bluetooth functionality as I was spending more time distanced from the computer/console. These really come in clutch when I'm out studying in the library (they're a serious DND icon) and the sound quality is great. They're wireless and still have a wired hookup, along with the functionality buttons for sound control. The only qualm I have with it which may be resolved in my settings is the inactivity timer -- Sometimes they'll shut off while I'm working and getting them to reactivate is slightly annoying. I wish I could turn the RGB off entirely -- it's not like you can see it at all, and it probably lessens battery life a bit. Overall, great product.

I bought these because I do some streaming and I didn't have enough room for a boom mic, so these fit the bill. They were cheap at the time, at $104.00. I researched these for over a week before I ordered. Since I have been using them, they sound amazing, and the 7.1 is just out of this world for some headphones. The headphones I used before this were a set of Logitech g933. Great sound, but a crappy microphone. These, on the other hand, are badaxx. They are the equivalent of the Steelseries as far as sound, if not better, but also a way better mic. I did have to adjust my noise suppression, limiter, and noise gate. These are all great things about them, and they are super comfy. But here is one con: when you are watching something and the audio cuts out, normally, you can fix this by forcing the firmware. simple fix Open icure, go to icure settings, click on updates. Here you will see updates. Just click on your headphones. Even if the firmware is out of date, check for updates. Once it searches, you will see 3 little dots below. It says force firmware. Do this with both headphones and a dongle. The problem should be fixed. Besides this annoying bug that can be fixed in 5 minutes, they are worth the money. It doesn't always happen. Mine hasn't done it for almost 3 months. When this happened, I googled like everyone else. Nothing helped, but I knew it had to be driver related of some type. I decided to use the hexx because it forces the firmware. For the 5 hours I spent on Google trying to solve this issue that was driving me insane, it didn't help much. I hope this helps

This headsets entire selling point is said to be the audio, so when I originally received it for it to sound like crap any way I connected it, disappointment was an understatement. Playing a game or talking on a voice chat, everything sounded quiet and just outright bad. For a $200 headset, even refurbished I felt like it shouldn't be that BAD! I don't use the mic, as I use an Elgato Mic for the input side of audio, so I have nothing useful to add there. It is built great, the materials and everything feel sturdy and light, and I was stoked when I received it. So why did it sound severely worse then my $30 plug in headset? What was I doing wrong, and so many others according to my research of just looking up my problem on Google? It ended up seeming to be either a software issue, (Rival gaming accessories trying to take master audio setting control), or the headset having an underlying issue. So what happened? It suddenly just fixed itself. Fuller sound, audio volume suddenly was able to be louder and fuller. I also realized the wireless connection was able to be turned on while it was set to the wired option, option I originally though was the usb choice versus the Bluetooth choice, and it just suddenly sort itself out. I'm not sure what happened, I don't know how common that is. But this is an updated review, from a 1 star that wanted to return the device, to a heavy 4 star that only reason I'm not 5 is due to that experience, and still feeling the audio is a little bit hollow at random times in some games. Comfortable, decent battery, feel like a music studio headphones for gamers. I would recommend the intended working product for sure.

Ive heard a lot of people saying this headset was very uncomfortable, but I say otherwise. I wear big glasses and I can game with these all day without being bothered by them. Mine still had the factory foam but theyre clouds compared to my playstation headset. You can connect with usb, aux, bluetooth, and via usb dongle. I use the USB all the time and the battery lasts all day when wireless. Mic is so crisp that people overlook that feature on these headphones. ONLY thing that I dont like is that they dont have an offswitch. But, you can simply put them in bluetooth mode and they shutoff. These are very high quality when it comes to the build. OH! And they have customizable RGB which makes 'em even more beautiful!