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Using the 20db pad for running a bass head's line out into a mic input on the mixer.

The original ear pads are quite hot. Replacing the earcups is as easy as opening a jar of peanut butter.

After tweaking, it is now good. Here's a pros and cons list to simplify it. I personally love the headset itself and there's more i could say, but at this point you'll have based most of your decision on what i said earlier if you even made it this fa...  Read More

Icue saves your settings when not connected to an icue device. I have a windows 11 pro vm set up so i passed through the wired usb connection to the vm and left the wireless connection set to linux. This is true of my corsair wireless mouse as well. S...  Read More

Headphone is well constructed but with lots of issues. The padding for the ears is half as thick as the corsair void rgb elite wireless, same thing with the headband padding. The mic is the only thing noteworthy about these headphones. Customer suppor...  Read More

This is the first time i've ever actually felt compelled to write a review of a product. Do your research before purchasing this headset. Not for westerners.

The virtuoso fails to keep connection while in wireless mode. The headphones or usb receiver either have a bad chip or the firmware is poorly coded. Corsair's customer service is nonexistent.

The batter life is great but if your headset dips below like 50% you start getting a low batter beep every other minute. After being plugged in to a full charge after an hour, the wireless has an audible beep to tell you it's nearly dead within 2 hour...  Read More

I hope corsair addresses these fixable issues in the near future, but i’d stick to the arctis series if you enjoy pc gaming and comms. Just seems like pretty brainless stuff of corsairs part. The software is kinda trash too, though that's not necessar...  Read More