As detailed in the review of the Corsair Void Wireless V2 Gaming Headset, the device’s craftsmanship, along with its constituent parts, offers a value well above its approximate AUD 200 price tag. Corsair is a brand noted by the reviewer as tending to ‘punch above its weight,’ particularly within product ranges focused towards gaming hardware. The reviewer cites the Void Wireless V2 headset as a positive example of this trademark, as it offers unquestionable value for its price.
Ease of Use and Wearing Comfort
Another highlight from the review is the extreme ease of use and wearing comfort of the headset over extended periods, especially from the perspective of a gamer. From the review, it is clear that the weight of a gaming headset is one of the most vital elements since the users are likely to be using them for several hours at a time. The reviewer considers the 300 gm mark of the Void Wireless V2 as ‘incredibly lightweight.’ The review further stresses that the headset does not feel flimsy in construction despite its low weight.
Exceptional Battery Life
As a distinct advantage of the headset, the review also highlights its remarkable battery life. Corsair claims the Void Wireless V2 offers 70 hours on a full charge. The reviewer notes that he has no means of verifying this because, in his case, the battery has never actually been drained during use. The reviewer narrates following a pattern where he would use the headset for a couple of days, plan on charging it, but then continue to use it for a few more days before eventually plugging it in. The review states that unlike most other peripheral devices, the Void Wireless V2 headset does not require charging as frequently.
Audio Performance and Dolby Atmos
The review describes the sound quality of the Void Wireless V2 as exceptional and even goes as far as to call the headset a “total joy for the ears.” One of the key features that stood out was Dolby Atmos Spatial Audio, which, according to the reviewer, delivers a “true surround sound experience.” Where in some games being able to hear the direction of sound cues like footsteps offers an advantage, the review argues that the headset will provide both cinematic immersion and competitive advantage.
Handling A Multitude Of Audio
The review quotations showcase the headset’s ability to go beyond the loud clamor of games and still manage to handle a variety of audio types. As “not a fan of ‘shooty shooty bang bang’” moments, the reviewer was allegedly captivated by the way 50mm drivers handle the quieter moments too. To voice acting subtleties in “incredible performances” like Clair Obscur and the “elegant ambience” of Elder Scrolls Oblivion’s soundscape. The reviewer also reports claiming that the dancesport soundtrack of their own game sounds authentic and “gorgeous” or “breathtaking” through the headset. While commenting that most gaming headsets seem to concentrate on overpowering, bass-heavy sounds, which makes such devices “useless” for everything else, the reviewer claims the Void Wireless v2 is one of many headsets they would gladly use to watch a movie or set white noise for reading.
Noise Cancelling and Connectivity
The review summarizes how the headset’s noise-canceling feature works. The cancelling was characterized as “incredibly strong,” allowing users to “drop out of the outside world entirely” and concentrate on their audio. Concerning connectivity, the headset comes with a dongle for low-latency 2.4GHz wireless, which the reviewer recommends for more precise functions such as rhythm games. Additionally, it has Bluetooth for pairing with “virtually any modern device.” As with most other headsets these days, sound can be adjusted even more through an accompanying PC app, but as the reviewer noted, he was happy with the default settings.
Minor Drawbacks
The reviewer, despite being generally positive, points out a “tiny handful of issues.” One complaint concerns the microphone; although the sound quality was reported to be good, the reviewer asks, why is it not detachable? This, he argues, makes the headset less versatile for public use. Another complaint revolves around the RGB lights, standard gaming flares that the reviewer feels do not work “out of context” during a morning commute or flight, suggesting that they wish to don Denon headphones in those situations.
In Review Summary and Remarks
These concerns raised are noted as “minor gripes.” The assessment expresses that for a purchaser who seeks a gaming headset as their primary device, the lack of versatility is unlikely to be a deal-breaker. Although carrying a non-deficient price value of $200, the reviewer notes it is still a “fair investment,” and in the case where only one headset can be purchased, the versatility might be more important. In the end, this assessment claims that the Corsair Void Wireless v2 for $200 is literally offering “unbelievably good value.” It is claimed to deliver the “most pristine sound” within the reviewer’s scope of experience at this price, ensuring comfortable immersion for gaming and other audio activities.
