#Corsair void pro elite software manual#

Using the Void Pro RGB Wireless was a very nice experience in terms of comfort. The only time I would say you should spend additional money on a microphone would be if you were Twitch streaming, creating YouTube videos, or making voice-overs or other applications along those lines. There is a certain amount of compression on the voice, but it's minimal and not something that would make a difference to gamers. In fact, while playing PUBG with my friends, they preferred me on Discord with this headset than any of my others even my audiophile friend was impressed. The quality of the microphone is certainly improved. The aforementioned microphone boom, meanwhile, worked well, reducing the sound of my breath hitting the microphone and softening harder sounds too. I found that I used this a lot it was just a lot easier than finding the mute button on the side of the earcup. The microphone is also on the left earcup and can be lifted out of the way if you're not using it, automatically muting itself in the process. The charging port is a simple micro-USB, so you can easily use third-party cables.

The volume rocker is multi-functional as well as being able to control volume up or down, it can also be pressed to change theВ sound profile, and a long press will activate or deactivate Dolby 7.1 surround sound. Here we have the power button, a microphone mute button, the charging port and a volume rocker. The left side of the headset is where all the magic happens in terms of controls. I am not too worried about this, though I just put them on charge whenever I left my computer so that once I got back I could use them wirelessly. I found that I was charging the headset every 9 or 10 hours and no doubt as they get older this will decrease. That's good, as you may use this cable more often than you might like, particularly if you are using the RGB lighting. The charging cable is a simple micro-USB cable and is just over two meters long, so you're not tied down too much when they're charging. I am admittedly nit-picking somewhat, and this comes from personally having had issues in the past with these types of large dongles, but if you remember they're there and are careful, you will have no issues.

#Corsair void pro elite software manual#

In the manual for the Corsair Void Pro Wireless, it shows that with some 'special editions' you actually have an extension cable included, so Corsair understands there could be a problem here. One way to make things safer is to attach the dongle to a USB extension rather than plugging directly into your computer to ensure it has some give if it gets knocked.

It would've been nice to see the size of this reduced, as we're always a little worried about breaking large USB dongles like this. The USB dongle is the same as the previous Void Wireless RGB. Corsair hasn't changed the physical design of the Void much since the very first release, and it doesn't look like it's going to stop now, although the microphone arm has been reworked. Corsair has added in a little foam microphone boom now, though. Inside the box, we have a very similar package to the predecessor the headset looks the same, and the USB dongle and wire are visually the same too.