Rankings
The Void v2 MAX is a versatile, long-lasting wireless headset that excels in battery life and software customization, offering solid sound with Dolby Atmos and Sonarworks. Its lightweight build is comfortable, but the fixed mic, lack of wired fallback, and plastic chassis may deter power users.
HS80 MAX Wireless combines long-lasting battery life, high-resolution audio and advanced features like ANC and AI-enhanced mic, making it a versatile premium headset, though it lacks dual-streaming and is relatively heavy.
The Corsair Void v2 Wireless blends ultra-long battery life, dual-connectivity and Dolby Atmos spatial sound, but its fixed mic and lack of a wired option keep it from being a premium all-rounder.
The Plantronics RIG 400LX is a wired, mid-tier headset aimed at Xbox gamers, offering Dolby Atmos immersion and a controller-mounted LX1 amp for quick audio tweaks. It balances comfort and modularity but suffers from a short cable and plastic-only build.
The Corsair Virtuoso MAX Wireless is a premium over-ear headset offering high-fidelity audio, ANC, detachable mic and dual wireless connectivity, but its weight and padding make long sessions uncomfortable.
The Corsair HS65 Surround is a wired, multi-platform headset that delivers strong driver performance and Dolby Atmos virtual surround on PC/Mac, but its lack of isolation and software-dependent features limit its appeal for console gamers.
The Virtuoso RGB Wireless XT provides premium audio with Dolby Atmos, a detachable high-grade microphone and dual wireless connectivity, though its weight, shallow earcups and limited range may deter some users.
The Logitech G435 is a feather-light, dual-mode wireless headset that excels in comfort, battery life and eco-friendly design, but its sound isolation, bass response and microphone performance are modest.
The Logitech G Astro A30 LIGHTSPEED headset offers long battery life, versatile multi-platform support, and the ability to mix game audio with Bluetooth music. Audio quality is clear, though the lack of built-in spatial processing and some comfort drawbacks limit its premium appeal. It suits gamers who value flexibility and battery endurance over high-end sound tuning.
The Astro A30 offers versatile multi-platform support and respectable battery life, but its plastic construction and comfort issues keep it from competing with premium headsets. It's best for gamers who need flexibility across consoles and mobile devices.
| Attribute | | | | | | | | | | Plantronics RIG 400LX |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
40 mm | 50 mmbest | 50 mmbest | 50 mmbest | 50 mmbest | 40 mm | 50 mmbest | 50 mmbest | 40 mm | 40 mm | |
20 Hzbest | 20 Hzbest | 20 Hzbest | 20 Hzbest | 20 Hzbest | 20 Hzbest | 20 Hzbest | 20 Hzbest | 20 Hzbest | 20 Hzbest | |
20,000 Hz | 40,000 Hzbest | 20,000 Hz | 20,000 Hz | 20,000 Hz | 20,000 Hz | 20,000 Hz | 40,000 Hzbest | 20,000 Hz | 20,000 Hz | |
18 hours | 15 hours | 130 hoursbest | 70 hours | — | 27 hours | 130 hoursbest | 60 hours | 27 hours | — | |
83.1 dB | 109 dB | 116 dB | 116 dB | 111 dB | — | 119 dBbest | 118 dB | — | — | |
| ↓ lower better | 165 gbest | 382 g | 303.9 g | 303 g | 280 g | 342 g | 352 g | 417 g | 342 g | 449 g |
| ↓ lower better | 45 ohms | 32 ohmsbest | 32,000 ohms | 32 ohmsbest | 32 ohmsbest | — | 32 ohmsbest | 32 ohmsbest | — | 32 ohmsbest |
— | — | -40 dB | -40 dB | -40 dB | — | -38 dBbest | -38 dBbest | — | — |
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| Attribute | | | | | | | | | | Plantronics RIG 400LX |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Battery & Power(1) | ||||||||||
Battery Life (hours) | 18 hours | 15 hours | 130 hours | 70 hours | — | 27 hours | 130 hours | 60 hours | 27 hours | — |
Audio(6) | ||||||||||
Driver Size (mm) | 40 mm | 50 mm | 50 mm | 50 mm | 50 mm | 40 mm | 50 mm | 50 mm | 40 mm | 40 mm |
Frequency Response (High) (Hz) | 20000 Hz | 40000 Hz | 20000 Hz | 20000 Hz | 20000 Hz | 20000 Hz | 20000 Hz | 40000 Hz | 20000 Hz | 20000 Hz |
Impedance (ohms) | 45 ohms | 32 ohms | 32000 ohms | 32 ohms | 32 ohms | — | 32 ohms | 32 ohms | — | 32 ohms |
Sensitivity (dB) | 83.1 dB | 109 dB | 116 dB | 116 dB | 111 dB | — | 119 dB | 118 dB | — | — |
Surround Sound | true | true | true | true | true | — | true | true | false | — |
Active Noise Cancellation | false | false | — | — | — | — | true | true | — | — |
Microphone(3) | ||||||||||
Microphone Type | Dual beamforming (built-in, no boom) | 9.5 mm omnidirectional detachable boom microphone | Omnidirectional | Omni-directional, non-detachable boom mic | Omnidirectional with noise reduction | Detachable Boom | Flip‑to‑mute omnidirectional boom mic | Omnidirectional | Dual‑mic system (detachable boom + built‑in pinhole) | removable boom |
Mic Frequency Response (High) (Hz) | 8000 Hz | 10000 Hz | 8000 Hz | 8000 Hz | 10000 Hz | — | 10000 Hz | 10000 Hz | — | — |
Mic Sensitivity (dB) | — | — | -40 dB | -40 dB | -40 dB | — | -38 dB | -38 dB | — | — |
Warranty(1) | ||||||||||
Warranty Period (years) | 1 years | 2 years | 2 years | 2 years | 2 years | 1 years | 2 years | 2 years | 1 years | — |
Connectivity(4) | ||||||||||
Wireless Capability | true | true | true | true | false | true | true | true | true | false |
Bluetooth Version | 5.0 | 5.0 | 5.3 | 5.3 | — | 5.0 | 5.2 | 5.3 | 5.0 | — |
Cable Length (m) | — | — | — | — | 1.8 m | 1.5 m | 1.8 m | — | — | 1.3 m |
Supported Platforms | PC, Mac, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Nintendo Switch, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, Smartphones, Tablets | PC (Windows, macOS), PlayStation 4/5, Xbox Series X/S, Nintendo Switch, iOS, Android | PC, PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Nintendo Switch, Mobile, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One | PC, Mac, PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Nintendo Switch, mobile devices | PC, Mac, PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox Series X/S, Nintendo Switch, Steam Deck, mobile devices | Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, PlayStation 4/5, PC, Mac, Nintendo Switch, Android, iOS | PC, Mac, PS5, PS4, Mobile | PC, Mac, PS5, PS4, Mobile | Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, PC, Nintendo Switch, Android, iOS, Tablets | Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Windows 10/11, PS4, PC, Mac, laptops, mobile phones (via 3.5 mm jack) |
Build & Design(3) | ||||||||||
Weight (g) | 165 g | 382 g | 303.9 g | 303 g | 280 g | 342 g | 352 g | 417 g | 342 g | 449 g |
RGB Lighting | false | true | true | true | — | — | true | true | — | — |
Headband Material | — | Aluminum construction with memory‑foam padding | — | Lightweight polymer with plastic yokes | Aluminum-reinforced headband | — | Floating design with aluminum‑reinforced frame | Aluminum/plastic hybrid | Rubber-covered | — |
Products in the top-left offer the best value (high score, low price).
Professional reviewers praise the G435 for its feather-light comfort and low-latency dual wireless connectivity, but they consistently criticize its mediocre sound reproduction, lack of sound isolation, and subpar microphone performance.
Everyday users love the headset's comfort, long battery life, and eco-friendly materials, especially for casual gaming and remote work, yet many complain about sound leakage, weak bass, and a microphone that struggles in noisy environments.
“Extremely lightweight (165 g) and comfortable for extended wear”
“Dual wireless connectivity (LIGHTSPEED low-latency + Bluetooth 5.0) with seamless switching”
“Long battery life up to 18 hours”
Professional reviewers laud the Virtuoso RGB Wireless XT for its superb audio fidelity, broadcast-grade microphone and dual-wireless capability, while cautioning about its heavy weight, shallow earcups and reliance on iCUE.
Everyday users generally praise the sound, mic quality and dual-wireless convenience, while noting limited range, heaviness and iCUE dependence.
Professional reviewers commend the Void v2 MAX for its practical upgrades-especially the simultaneous dual-connectivity, extended battery life, fast charging, and Sonarworks SoundID integration-making it a versatile choice for gamers who switch platforms.
Everyday users are overwhelmingly positive, highlighting the headset's comfort, marathon-level battery life, and the convenience of dual connectivity for calls and gaming.
Reviewers applaud the marathon-length battery and comfort, yet criticize the mic's muffled character and the absence of EQ memory or wired support.
Everyday users love the battery endurance and comfort, but note the weak mic and plastic build.
Reviewers praise comfort, mic clarity and driver performance, while noting the need for iCUE for surround and weak isolation.
Users like the comfort and mic, but complain about noise leakage and the requirement of software for Dolby Atmos.
Professional reviewers agree the A30 delivers solid audio clarity, impressive 27-hour battery life, and versatile multi-platform connectivity, but they criticize its harsh treble, weak bass at high volumes, average boom mic, uncomfortable fit, and reliance on a mobile-only app.
Everyday users love the marathon battery life, the ability to mix game audio with Bluetooth music, and the clear sound for competitive play. However, many complain about a tight headband, hot earpads, a muffled mic, a clunky app, and the need to purchase extra dongles for full console compatibility.
Professional reviewers praise the HS80 MAX Wireless for its comfort, long battery life and crystal-clear audio with Dolby Atmos, but criticize the lack of dual-audio streaming, premium price and underused RGB on consoles.
Everyday users rate the headset highly for sound, battery endurance and comfort, though some experience audio cutouts and occasional wireless drops.
Professional reviewers commend the Virtuoso MAX for its crystal-clear audio, excellent detachable mic, and versatile dual-wireless connectivity, while also noting its rigid design, uncomfortable padding for extended wear, and the cumbersome iCUE software, as well as the absence of a wired audio option.
Everyday users echo the professional praise for sound and mic quality and appreciate the ability to switch between PC and phone seamlessly. Common complaints focus on discomfort after an hour of use, weak sidetone, the missing aux jack, and frustration with the iCUE interface.
Professional reviewers acknowledge the A30's versatility, long battery life, and clear audio, but criticize its cheap plastic feel, uncomfortable ergonomics, weak bass, and limited mobile-only app.
Everyday users love the battery endurance and multi-device flexibility, yet repeatedly complain about discomfort, sibilant highs and occasional quality-control problems.
Professional reviewers consistently praise the RIG 400LX for its LX1 amp module, which provides tactile on-controller audio control, and for delivering surprisingly warm and detailed sound with distinct highs and solid bass. The adjustable ear-cup design is highlighted as a comfort win, while the all-plastic build and occasional scratchy knobs are noted as drawbacks.
Everyday users love the immersive Dolby Atmos experience and the convenience of the controller-mounted amp, often calling the headset "amazing" and a great value. Complaints focus on the short cable, scratchy volume controls, and the need to position the mic precisely for clear pickup.
