Good sound

Heavy, and not good for long gaming sessions. Very very poor battery life.

They are not worth the price tag. There are much better options for the price. They are basically a wired headset with the poor battery life.

- Awesome quality sound. - Able to game most of the day without plugging it in. - Good for music with decent bass. - Wireless!!!! - Also works on my PS5. Just plug and play! - Battery is still going extremely good even after 4+ years of consistent use.

- Little bit heavy and takes a bit of time to get used to. - Can sometimes have interruptions/disconnect issues depending on the number of signals. May not recommend if you live in a large apartment building with a lot potential disruptions. - Doesn't work on Xbox Series X or One. - Cable connection on the side could be better, though I haven't had issues my friend's pair had issues with the charge port due to his small children pulling the cable out a lot.

Overall excellent quality and good battery life. It is important to note that charging these headphones @ 85% power is not going to extend the life of the headphones. Drain the batter to a lower % before charging. This will easily keep your battery in good health. Treat your headphones well, and they will last a long time!

Ensure you are using a quick enough port on your PC to charge these quicker. Mine I actually charge from a port on my monitor.

Highly recommended to my anyone who want's good bang for their buck.

Worked for 2 years…

Battery life is garbage.

There are better headphones out there.

Great sound and wireless range. Comfortable fit.

Terrible battery life/longevity

After a year or so of use, I have single digit minutes of battery life. Was extremely pleased after purchasing, but this type of battery degradation is completely unacceptable. Wireless headsets should not be this disposable.

The headset is comfy to wear, fits nicely over my big ears. The microphone auto-mutes when you swing it up, witch is really handy when the wife walks in the room, so everyone doesn't need to hear our conversation

The batteries are TERRIBLE. TERRIBLE. I can not emphasize enough how TERRIBLE they are. I installed the Corsair iCUE software so I could monitor the battery life, but it turns out it can't do that properly. With the batteries at full charge, according to the software, the headset starts alerting me to low battery at about 70%, dying completely by 55%. Also, the software is garbage, and gives alerts all the time about 'profile conflicts', saying I've changed things when I haven't. The software also mutes the headset sometimes for no reason, forcing me to go and change settings to re-enable it.

Great headset, if you don't mind having a wired headset about 80% of the time. Software is terrible, don't install if you can help it.

Design, sound quality is great. iCUE software is good. Don't listen to other people who doesn't know how to use the software. If you are a first time user, study it and you'll be fine.

Microphone. I have to install a 3rd party software in order for me to be heard.

Do your research. Read other reviews and compare other headsets within the same price range. I love corsair products and this will not stop me from buying their products in the future but I will not recommend this headset.

there are none ive never been so mad over a Purchase

they use used iphone 6 batteries so you may have maybe 30 mins before you start getting low battery beeps so you always have to have it plugged it in with the micro usb that falls out after the first 2 months so do yourself a favor and dont buy it ive had mine for 6 months and i recoment logitec and not cordless they last longer

TRASH

Decent audio for non-competitive games comfortable for medium duration play periods microphone is clear / nice that it folds up out of the way

poor sound quality for competitive game play where sound and location recognition matters (like COD and Escape from Tarkov) earphones crackle from time to time. poor battery life ICUE program is garbage, not reliable it crashes and doesn't always load properly requiring a re-install range is terrible. I can leave the room and be 15ft away and it will drop out. cheap plastic construction, plastic breaks very easily if you don't use extreme care when putting headphones down.

decent for the price on $130. Try and buy them on sale if you're looking for a decent set of headphones. Also works with PS4. I don't recommend them as I found the sound to be mediocre most of the time, playing competitive FPS games is difficult if you really need to hear the other guy first. You get what you pay for though.

sounds good when not using 7.1 Surround works with android 10 via usb type C to type A adapter can be charged from a usb power bank (5V 2A) i find them very comfortable sidetone is a nice thing i didn't think i needed but i like (it means people don't need to shout to get my attention) when used on pc if you use the controls that do exist on the headphones icue will say what action is being pressed. for example mic on/off.

icue can be stubborn (had the audio subsystem crash once) no transit controls for music playback control icue only says charging in the settings screen when the headset is plugged in to recharge. doesn't show estimated battery level when charging

having just picked these up i may add more to this review or post an update. so far i would recommend these.. btw the staff at the hamilton store were great.

Good sound, mic sounds great.

Occasional audio crackling, iCUE software is horrible, On/off button sometimes unresponsive, battery life is meh.

They are okay headphones, but like myself, I would only purchase them when they are on sale. The battery will not last for any extended gaming session.