Only Yellowjacket Edition includes the base station extender (which you can only get at Best Buy). The infomic, as it is called, gives details about battery level, and turns red when the mic is muted for a quick glance whether your mic is hot or not. The 2.4Ghz wireless has a range that I was able to test of about 30-35feet, but it says it can do 40ft.
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The 50mm drivers on the cups provide a lot of power for the 7.1 dolby audio. The headset packaging boasts a lot of things, expected 7.1 dolby audio. It all makes sense, but was just more than I was expecting. There’s the headset itself, a USB charging cable, a USB dongle and a stand for it to rest on. Removing it from said packaging was some carefully contained contents, and a concern for there being too many USB cables for a “wireless” headset. No matter what, the Corsair VOID will get you noticed, all while providing clear audio on any system you have it connected to.Īfter being delivered the Corsair VOID Wireless Special Edition Yellowjacket, I carefully removed it from the box to reveal some bold yellow packaging. Corsair designed this new line-up to stand out, and the VOID Wireless Special Edition Yellowjacket certainly does just that (though, there is a toned down carbon black variant of the same design). The VOID series comes in many different flavors, from USB to Wireless, and all of them have RGB lighting for a personal touch.
The Corsair VOID Wireless Special Edition Yellowjacket is a vibrant, colorful statement among headsets of its ilk.
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