The Corsair VOID RGB Elite’s noise leakage performance is inadequate for any environment other than a dedicated gaming room.

The Corsair VOID RGB Elite have a somewhat boomy and muddy default sound profile, in no small part due to their uneven bass. As I’m a social gamer and play 95% of the time within a Party Chat, this was, unfortunately, a massive problem for me.

They can also be used on a wider variety of systems thanks to their 1/8" TRRS port and included analog-to-USB connector. Their weighted group delay falls mostly beneath the audibility threshold, which should ensure fairly tight bass and transparent treble.

For me, however, it means I don’t have to fart around with cables/batteries mid-way through a mammoth session. They have a pretty loose fit and aren’t too heavy, so they should be comfortable enough to wear during shorter gaming sessions. Quite a bit of ambient speech also leaks through too, so they aren’t the best choice for use in a crowded environment.

Their boom microphone should do a decent job of making your voice sound full-bodied and natural, but there’s a fair bit of distortion present.