CONCLUSION

   Serious gamers may not consider virtual surround headsets to be just as good as the limited real surround ones currently in the market but thanks to technologies like Dolby Headphone and the fact that multiple speakers are placed way too close to each other the gap not nearly what some would expect it to be. With that out of the way the Void Pro RGB Wireless SE produces accurate mids and highs with a good amount of bass and good enough positioning audio to make most gamers happy (it shines especially in FPS titles). Quality is very good although due to the amount of plastic used I wouldn’t go as far as to call it a premium headset (at least not when it comes to quality). It's also very comfortable up to the point that it can go up against the Arctis 7 by SteelSeries. Unfortunately however the Void Pro RGB Wireless SE doesn't "hug" your head as well as the Arctis 7 which is to be expected since the second features an elastic headband. When it comes to battery life we were unable to hit 16 hours on a single charge but we did surpass 15 hours and honestly that’s not a bad thing especially when the volume is turned almost all the way up.

   The Void Pro RGB Wireless SE may not be the most affordable 7.1 surround sound headset in the market today but with a current price tag set at USD129.99 inside the USA (Directly from CORSAIR) and for 128Euros inside the EU (Amazon.co.uk) it still costs less compared to its immediate competition the Arctis 7 by SteelSeries. At the end of the day we all liked using the Void Pro RGB Wireless SE and that’s why we’re happy to give it our Golden Award.

PROS

- Good Build Quality
- Design
- Very Comfortable
- Mids / Highs / Bass Levels
- Positioning Audio Via Dolby Headphone
- RGB illumination
- Battery Life (16 Hours)
- Unified CUE Software
- Exclusive Base Station

CONS

- Only Available In Yellow and Black Color
- No 3.5mm Input
- Limited RGB Illumination