Corsair Virtuoso RGB Wireless Gaming Headset - High-Fidelity 7.1 Surround Sound w/Broadcast Quality Microphone - Memory Foam Earcups - 20 Hour Battery Life - Works with PC, PS5, PS4 – White, Premium

This headset has been my daily driver for years. I work from home, and am a PC gamer, so I have a headset on about 10-12 hours out of the day, and this headset has been amazing. I am writing a review as I have purchased it again (I broke my original a few days ago) and will say it has been an amazing headset, even compared to much more expensive headsets. Comfort - Like I said, I wear this all day. I did replace the stock earmuffs with some third party ones that allow better airflow, as it is a bit warm, but the noise cancellation is much better with the stock ones. If you plan to wear it for more than a few hours at a time, its worth looking into more comfortable muffs. Battery - Out of the box new, I was getting somewhere around 8-12 hours of battery life. Keep in mind I have music or games running the entire time I have them on, so obviously I am draining battery far more than the "usual" user. After 2 years, my battery life is somewhere from 4-6 hours with the same use. Honestly not horrible given they probably have 6000+ hours of use already. Noise Cancel - It's pretty good. Nothing compared to something like high end Bose headsets, or other super premiums, but for a reasonably affordable mid range gaming headset, I think they are fine. I wish they had a stronger or active noise cancellation, but generally there isn't any noise anyway other than my fan, and I don't get bothered by it. Range - Honestly sucks. I can get maybe 20 feet away with a paper thin wall in between, and it loses signal. Any time I go to grab a soda or water, I jsut take the headset off, because it WILL lose connection. I am sure for some people this is a deal breaker, but for me, I honestly don't care enough to kill a star off for this. Microphone - It's decent. It sounds like a premium gaming headset mic, and has OK noise reduction. I personally use a professional mic setup, so I don't really use the Mic often, but for a gaming mic, it's more than good enough. If you are a heavy breather, take a cotton ball and stick it on the end. Literally solves so many complaints I originally had. Value - Some harsh honesty. I feel like the quality and build of this headset is amazing, especially for the 200ish dollar range, but audio quality is below par compared to audio focused headsets in that range. Is it good for gaming/music? Absolutely. Is it Bose 200$ headset quality? Probably closer to Bose 100$ headset quality. I'd like this to be a 129$ headset, at that price I would feel I am getting my money's worth out of it. Granted the build is amazing, and it has survived longer than any headset I have ever purchased (I have owned almost every gaming headset in the common market over the years, so I have a lot to compare to) Overall - It's fine! Great headset for a decent price, plus the iCue software manages it's firmware and I have no complaints (Everything in my PC is iCue compatible or Corsair, Im a bit of a shill)

I have owned the Corsair Virtuoso headset for over 6 months. Previously, I owned a G935 and made a G935 review after having many issues with it. However, I was left feeling like I wanted more, and I decided to double down on my efforts for finding a headset that suits me. Anything the G935 did, it just feels like the Corsair Virtuoso did better. And I've owned many wireless headsets, including, but not limited to: Steelseries Arctis 7, G935, Stealth 520, Sony Gold, Elite 800, and some other wired headsets. Before I officially start this review, I want to say this headset beats all of them. For now, I will be comparing the Virtuoso to more relevant competition like the Arctis 7 and the G935. First of all, I want to target what I do NOT like about the headset, as I find that is usually more useful to most people than hearing about how good it is. This headset deserves the 5 star review I gave it, despite the problems I've had. Software and the iCue service: iCue is the software Corsair uses for all of their products, and it's... better than most softwares, I suppose. Certainly better than G-Hub. I find that in very specific cases the software does not meet my needs and almost always the answer to fixing the problem is to restart my PC. I'm sure you can understand how frustrating that can be. A full list of problems I've encountered: If the headset runs out of charge, the software will not recognize the headset's wireless feature again until you restart the PC. Sorry, there is no fix for this, however it is not a consistent problem. Discord doesn't play nice with this headset, despite being a Discord verified headset. Ironic, however I have found that the discord app noises (ex, joining a call, or muting yourself through discord) all have a distinct delay to the sound ques they make. Also, when reconnecting the device, Discord also doesn't recognize the device and switch to it, you must do that manually. (this is an ongoing issue) If you go out of range, there is no guarantee the headset will reconnect unless you reset the headset. Sometimes, while charging the headset and using the wireless function, the device will randomly tell you it is charging, sometimes twice in a row. I do not disconnect the charging cable and it isn't loose. The mute button sometimes does not work. And sometimes I have muted myself, the light on the microphone turned red, and people could still hear me. Now onto good things. Sound: The sound on this headset is, without a doubt, among the best. And I get the clearest and fullest sounds from my games. I'd say this more neutral sounding than the G935 (G935 is more bass heavy) and on par with how good the Arctis 7 sounds. The surround sound is full, and is what I use day to day as I have become accustomed to how surround sound sounds from other headsets. The presets of sound profiles make a difference, and I appreciate them, however I do not use them and keep the default sound on, as it sounds the most natural. Battery: I do not use the RGB on the headset, so the battery easily lasts over 20 hours. The charge times are quick, too, using a USB-C cable you also don't have to worry about which way the USB is plugging in and you can easily plug in the headset while it's on your head. I do find the charge port to be in a bit of a peculiar position, as it is more facing your left shoulder than straight down. Unsure if that was an oversight or there wasn't enough room on the headset to accommodate the charging port to be there. Either way, a very minor issue. Comfort: This is the biggest indicator for myself of whether or not I like a headset, as I do not find this to be the absolute best comfort headphones, those would have to go for the G935, I do have to say they are quite comfortable, and seemingly can fit a lot of head sizes with the adjustable earmuffs. The leatherette feels good, and has yet to see any sign of deterioration yet. I do have to say, on occasion I do have to adjust them on my head as it can get a bit awkward on the same place of my ears, but I do not find it annoying by any means. I would suggest these over the older models of the Arctis 7. Microphone: Easily one of the best sounding headset microphones. I have had people ask me if I was using something like a Blue Yeti or another type of high end microphone. For the price point, I would expect a good microphone, and the Virtuoso delivers. The microphone sidetone is handled well, for those who like to hear themselves when they talk. It can be adjusted and turned off and on. Also, the microphone is removable, and as a non gaming headset, this headset looks like it would fit the bill. The microphone is also very good at removing any unwanted sound while also consistently delivering what you want it to communicate. Very impressive, I've yet to see it done this well by any other headset. Durability: Metal, finally a headset that uses metal in places where the headset is most prone to fail. I'm not just talking metal in the bands, I'm talking metal where the bands meet the cups, too. The headset feels premium, like it's meant to last many, many years. And with this type of durability and a removable microphone in case your current microphone breaks, this headset definitely seems to have been built with some longevity in mind. If you want a headset just for durability alone, I cannot recommend this headset enough. Controls: There is a switch that isn't exactly like an on and off switch. It's a USB or Wireless switch. You can imagine how sometimes this might be annoying, but it works very well, surprisingly. There is a 3.5mm jack, for when you need that. USB-C charging port. Volume scroller that feels very secure. And a mute button on the removable microphone itself. The headset is also adjustable to fit your head. Conclusion: I do my research on headsets, and I can say the Corsair Virtuoso is among the best. In the upper echelon of gaming headsets, the competition gets fierce, and the prices get high. I want to call this headset no compromise, but the software would need to be better for it to be called that in my book. And maybe the battery could be longer. But this headset carries the torch for many other headsets to strive to be as good as it. If you're thinking about spending this much money on a headset, you already know you want a headset that is going to do everything, and this is there.

I was looking for a headset and found these at 100$ used...my surprise to receive it in the original packaging with every label still on them. so i got them new for 100$ ...really good headset very comfortable and matches the white setup

TLDR: Sound quality is great, use wired if possible for better quality. Battery life is good and it's pretty comfortable. The default EQ settings aren't the best so try changing it until you find something you like! The sound quality has been great so far. If possible try to use it wired for the best experience but if you really want it wireless it still performs great. It's battery life has been excellent so far. I love that you can charge and still listen. I didn't have this option on my last headphone It's also very comfortable compared to my last headphones with the leather. It's overall also a really solid build, I don't see it breaking any time soon The default EQ settings aren't that good, my recommendation is do some research on some EQ levels and give them a try until you fine one you like! RGB looks great as well :)

Créanme cuando les digo que pasé medio día viendo top 5 y reviews de MUCHOS audífonos gamer, pero no me ayudó a decidir bien cuál escoger, porque las opiniones estaban muy parejas y por muy pequeños detalles ganaban unos. De repente me encontré con una review de estos Audífonos, quedé impresionado (No soy fan de corsair, es mi primer producto de ellos). Tiene todo lo que los demás audífonos tenían y lo que les faltaba! aparte llegaron mucho antes de lo esperado. Aquí el resumen para que no tengan que perder tiempo viendo videos. -Sonido 7.1 -Tienen esponja con memoria en los oídos -Tienen Luces RGB personalizable en el micro y en los costados (le añade algo en el estilo) -Su micrófono suena profesional (Mucho más con el modo alámbrico), claro y con tonos bien ajustados -Tiene modo inalámbrico y alámbrico (con cables) Y ES LO MEJOR, inalámbrico suena perfecto todo, pude ir al baño sin que se corte la señal, buena calidad de microfono, repito, muy buena (en comparación a microfonos de audifonos el mismo precio, o incluso más caros) -El modo alámbrico mejora el audio en más del doble (40000 hertz a 96000, aunque es poca la diferencia cuando lo escuchas), también mejora el microfono, tiene cable para celular también (aunque no tienen bluetooth) -MUY cómodos y estables (no se te caen) -Se puede quitar el micrófono -Botones útiles en los costados -Ecualizador (en el software iCue) -Batería de 20 horas (en lo que lo he usado no se me ha descargado usándolos, los dejo cargando en la noche) El sistema no es lo mejor, y tiene algunos bugs con windows y el software, pero eso se resuelve fácilmente (al menos yo si lo resolví) Valen mucho, pero sinceramente valen cada maldito centavo, es el mejor headset que puedes comprar al mismo o ligeramente mayor precio. Las únicas quejas que he visto son de software, fuera de eso, no te vas a quejar. Es una reseña personal pero basado en MUCHAS opiniones, así que yo creo que vale la pena comprarlos

O fone é muito bom. A qualidade do som e agradável e você ainda pode modificar na sua preferencia através do iCUE como também as configuração de brilho e cores. Acompanha manual o que facilita o manuseio. Todos modos de conexão (usb, p2 e wireless) funcionam perfeitamente. As hastes que comportam os alto falantes são bem firmes e é possível raciona-las em 180 graus. As alças de extensão são do mesmo material tento em torno de 20 pontos de regulagem. Por conforto, as almofadas de couro em incomodam um pouco, mas essas pode ser facilmente trocadas apenas roscando no sentido horário. Como e novo, aperta um pouco, mas não ao ponto de causar irritação (teste utilizando por 4h seguidas) Sobre o envio a caixa da Amazon veio amassada e o produto veio com nenhuma proteção (digo um plástico bolha envolta). Bom que a própria caixa do produto e bem firme, resistente, bonita e nada foi danificado ou veio fora do lugar. Vem com um cheiro de emborrachado ou de estofado de carro novo, mas me uso quase não da pra sentir.

E um Headset muito bom, por ser robusto ele e um pouco pesado e o corinho que fica em volta das orelhas não abafa 100% do som externo talvez 95% seja bloqueado. isso afeta muito? na minha opinião não, pense no seu ambiente e de como ira usa-lo. o peso afeta ? pra mim não que jogo nas horas vagas, talvez e digo talvez pois não sou youtuber gamer possa ser um incomodo. mais em termos de som qualidade de audio ele sem duvida e um dos melhores