Corsair Virtuoso

In 2020, Corsair's lineup of wireless gaming headsets has been expanded with a new premium Virtuoso series. Under these flags, the company's engineers have brought together all their advanced developments in the production of gaming headsets, in fact, making one of the best models of recent years. The headset is based on a pair of 50 mm neodymium drivers with an unusually wide frequency spectrum (20 Hz - 40 kHz) for such devices.

According to the manufacturer, each speaker was coordinated with each other at the stage of factory testing, so the Virtuoso headset is capable of accurately and realistically reproducing any sounds - from the rustle of the wind and the creaking of floorboards to the roar of a dragon and aircraft explosions. Corsair Virtuoso can be connected to a PC or console using a USB radio module, a regular 3.5mm minijack, or using a USB A adapter.

In the first case, the proprietary Slipstream Wireless technology is used, which has proven itself in other headsets from the company. It can transmit a signal up to 18 meters and maintains a high signal level using the Intelligent Frequency Shift Keying (IFS) method. For speech transmission, the headset has a high-quality detachable microphone on a flexible shaft. Plus, the Corsair Virtuoso has an auto-off feature that, using the built-in accelerometer, turns off the headphones when idle and automatically turns them on as soon as the user picks up the device. And the Corsair Virtuoso turned out to be damn comfortable, sturdy and stylish, which is why they beg to be compared not so much with traditional gaming headsets as with premium on-ear headphones from conditional B&W.