Corsair Void Wireless V2 Review

Corsair Void Wireless V2 is the latest refreshment of the headphone set from games from a peripheral company. Although they do not dazzle explicitly, they are a versatile entrance to the list with simplicity in the heart.

Headphone sets have become a key element for many players. E-sports such as Call of Duty and Counter-Strike 2 become four-dimensional tactical experiences when you find a few cans that match the bill. I am not best prepared to talk about the nuances of listening, but the roomy sound 7.1 set in Void V2 certainly added to my routine regrowth.

An irritating, switching on Dolby Atmos is not baked in ICUE software and requires separate download. I understand why licensing and software contracts must be a nightmare for equipment manufacturers, but a good ladies, do not force me to endure the Microsoft store.

Spatial audio, such as Dolby Atmos, is still extremely effective, and Void V2, although it did not have the highest quality guts of lines, managed to impress. Hearing bullets and explosions jumping around you in FPS games will never be satisfying. Bloatware is the bane of peripheral games, filling the computer even more things to stop starting in starting. It is a pity that Dolby Atmos involves external software, but fortunately Icue Corsara remains quite considerate.

In the titles outside the distance, such as the recently released Mascotów promise and Slitterhead from 2024, the headphone set was again good enough. I discovered that three hours passed at the Mascot agency, without the need for a moment of removing the headphone set.

By connecting a headset with a steam deck, where ICUE is not available, it sounds good enough in its default. Yes, of course, a change in preliminary settings to exact settings would be great, but sometimes this is not an option.

Corsair always brings at least quality references, where the average player will probably enjoy what he has, and as someone who spends a lot of time with higher class equipment, they are completely suitable for 120 USD.

Void V2 is extremely lithe, and its slightly affordable artist pays off dividends for those of us who have been driving for a long time. After some time, headphone sets tend to dig or wounded tip of the head, especially at the cheaper end. It is the killers that Corsair managed to make the best employ of this void, because sometimes it seems that my head was wrapped.

For this comfort is a pair of memory foam cups with the same material on the headband on the head. As someone who can become “dusty”, I usually tend to leave everything with material, and if you are, it can be better to look for something with other material. However, Void V2 is convenient, and after a few weeks with the device I slowly noticed the memory foam.

Where the vineyent v2 corsair void v2 is shining. Yes, this is a PC player and yes, the headphone set works best on the PC. You not only have access to 2.4 GHz wireless, but also Bluetooth for things such as computer conveyors. Bluetooth has become so solid that you no longer need a key for other supported systems, such as Switch or PlayStation 5.

The connections are very swift, and the swap between two modes while moving to another system is simply pressing the button. As long as you do not do what I did, and also connect Bluetooth with a computer, stupidly trying to find out why it would not connect to the switch.

On PS5 you can even employ spatial audio capabilities by Bluetooth. However, it was a choice between rent and PlayStation, so I was unable to check how good it was.

Although I appreciate the fact that it is a wireless device, there is no method of wired connections. Even Acezone A-Spire Wireless still supported the wired connection, and this omission is really annoying. Bluetooth and 2.4 GHz have become infinitely better, but sometimes connecting problems may occur with a computer loaded computer. Fortunately, they work during charging, unlike some of the last headphones I have encountered.

Listen to the Corsair Void Wireless V2 microphone here:

I am usually not a RGB fan, but here it is mostly harmless. It shines forward through two skinny stripes and is not clear enough to bother with nobody or yourself overdue at night.

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As for the microphone, it is also something that did not bother me. Some headphone sets in the same category as Void V2 will attach the tuber wind screen or make the arm constantly in a peripheral vision. He throws me to the hell, in the middle of the game, and everything I can do is slowly find my eyes permanently.

Void V2 Corsaira offers a skinny boom arm with an equally skinny head. After raising it, it remains beyond sight and is quite harsh thanks to the project stretched to activate. While you are struggling, there is a bit of resistance, confirming physically when it is a sizzling microphone. It also sounds good. Again, there is nothing to write home, not something you would like to send live broadcast. From this front it was in the blink of an eye, but it serves mainly for games with them and I had no complaints from people at the other end. The nature of the omnipotence also means that you do not have to twist it professionally, so you don’t sound like you were at the end of a narrow corridor.

Corsair Void Wireless V2 will not blow anyone and this is fine. This is a basic shooter, with minimal tricks and focusing on performing the task.

Within a few weeks that I had with it, I rarely had a complaint and I thought that its lithe nature was a unique benefit at the sea of ​​more and more hefty equipment. At least it sounds perfect, and in the best release is a decent option for the 120 USD price sign. It is absolutely a device you want if you are looking for something that works between many systems, without headache converting clubs and worrying about the compatibility of the console.