Corsair Void vs HS70

For every gaming PC user, the setup is not complete with the best audio devices available. No game ever goes without the accompaniment sound aspect. Investing in a high-performance sound device elevates the gaming experience. If you’re not going to use the audio device for gaming, using an excellent and reliable pair of headsets already brings value when you’re working every day.

There are many models and product lines from the global brand Corsair. If you’re in the middle of choosing an audio device for your gaming PC or personal use, consider Corsair Void Series and the Corsair HS70 Series. There are many things each model can offer. In the end, you can weigh your personal preferences for a headset and choose between the two models from Corsair.

 

Main Differences

The Corsair Void is designed more for the PC gamer compared to the HS70. It has a much better speaker frequency up to 30,000 Hz. It also has RGB lighting. It can only be used with the PC, Mac or the PS4 and PS5. The Corsair HS70 can also be used with mobile devices and the XBOX and Nintendo Switch.

 

Comparison – Corsair Void vs HS70

 

Connectivity

When you choose a pair of headphones, the first prominent thing you may consider is the connection type between the PC and the headset. Many headsets work both as a wireless audio device but still provide the option for a wired connection cable.

The Corsair Void Series comprised Corsair Void Elite (wired headset) and Corsair Void Pro Wireless (wireless headset). The Corsair HS70 Series comprised Corsair HS70 Wireless (wireless headset) and Corsair HS70 Bluetooth (Bluetooth wireless).

 

Cable length

Both headset models have a cable wire inclusion in the package. The Corsair Void Elite has a 7-ft USB-A to USB cable, and the Corsair Void Pro Wireless has a USB-A to micro-USB cable. While the Corsair Void Elite uses its cable for the wired cable connected to the PC, the Corsair Void Pro Wireless utilizes its cable inclusion for charging purposes.

The Corsair HS70 Wireless has a USB-A to headphone jack cable for a more casual device use. The charging option of the Corsair HS70 Wireless comes from the 6.3-ft USB-A to USB-C cable of the inclusion. Only the Corsair HS70 Bluetooth supports a Bluetooth connection and uses its 6.3-ft USB-A to USB-C cable for charging.

 

Range

The Corsair Void Pro Wireless range is around 110 ft, while the Corsair HS70 Wireless has about 70 ft range only. The Corsair HS70 Bluetooth model scopes more distance range and outperforms the other headsets, keeping connection even at 264 ft in the line-of-sight connection.

The Corsair Void Elite can’t support wireless distance range function. It is a wired headset and only works when connected to the port.

 

Battery life

The Corsair Void Pro Wireless lasts as long as 12.4 hours with continuous use. The Corsair HS70 Wireless lasts 15 hours of use. The most long-lasting headset for continuous gameplay is the Corsair HS70 Bluetooth, which can last 24 hours of use before it presents low capacity.

Each headset model needs 3 hours of charging on average.

 

Plug and play vs. Software support

Only the Corsair Void Pro Wireless and the Corsair HS70 Wireless have receivers for plug and play wireless. All of the headsets from the Corsair Void Series and the Corsair HS70 Series get support from the Corsair iCUE software.

 

Detachable cable

Only the Corsair Void Elite has a non-detachable cable as its prime connection is wired cable. The Corsair Void Pro Wireless and Corsair HS70 Series headsets have detachable cable inclusions.

 

Xbox and PlayStation compatibility

All Corsair Void Series headsets and the Corsair HS70 Wireless headsets can connect to the PlayStation console. Only the Corsair HS70 can connect to Xbox console models.

Sound quality

Many headset product series will differ in sound quality. Here are some differences between the sound of the Corsair Void Series and the Corsair HS70.

 

Frequency Range

The Corsair Void Series has a frequency range of 20 Hz up to 30 kHz. The Corsair HS70 headsets have the same range response.

 

Bass, Mid and Peak Accuracy

For bass accuracy, among all the headsets, the Corsair HS70 Wireless presents a low-frequency extension. The bass accuracy of the Corsair HS70 is more accurate than the other headset models, presenting a more pronounced thump sound and rumble sound with being overbearing to the other sound profiles.

For mid-accuracy, the Corsair HS70 Wireless outperforms the other headsets again, with flat sounds, but doesn’t lack clarity all throughout the sound duration. While the Corsair Void Elite presents clear vocals, dialogue, and instruments, it may sound muddy on some points. The Corsair Void Wireless presents a much better mid-accuracy than the Corsair Void Elite. The Corsair HS70 Bluetooth falls off short and may give you a muddy sound altogether.

For peak accuracy, the Corsair Void Pro Wireless gives sharper treble range performance. The S and T sound in a Corsair Void Pro Wireless are clearer yet fade out more smoothly compared to the other headsets. Coming close to the Corsair Void Pro Wireless, the Corsair HS70 Wireless also presents a good peak range with balance and evenness for the sibilance sounds.

 

Noise Cancellation

None of the headsets have a noise cancellation function.

 

Surround Sound

The Corsair Void Series has a 7.1 surround sound feature from its sound technology called 50mm high-density neodymium audio drivers. The same technology is also available for the Corsair HS70 Series.

 

Microphone

Whether or not you use the microphone, it’s still useful for many users.

 

Type of microphone

All models have a boom microphone.

 

Flexibility

Only the Corsair HS70 Bluetooth has a flexible microphone.

 

Removable Microphone

The Corsair Void Series headsets don’t have a detachable microphone, however, the Corsair HS70 has detachable microphones.

 

Frequency Range

The frequency range of the microphones is 100 Hz up to 10 kHz.

 

Noise cancellation

All microphones from the series have noise cancellation.

 

Wind noise reduction

None of the models support wind noise reduction.

Comfort

For long playing hours, comfort is crucial. You wouldn’t want to wear ear cups that are too tight and end up numbing your outer ear shells.

 

Material

Luckily, all headset models from the Corsair Void Series and Corsair HS70 were designed with comfort in mind. The general material composition of the headsets is lightweight plastic but doesn’t sacrifice a premium-quality look via matte and glossy finishes on parts of the build.

 

Earcup pad material

All headsets use a mesh material that covers the ear for the ear cup.

 

Soft pads for the head

The headband of the Corsair Void Series headsets and the Corsair HS70 headsets are also lined with soft material. There won’t be a heavy band looming over your head and there will be a snugger fit from the headset with the thick headband material.

 

Weight

All headsets are lightweight; however, all these models are bulky. Though it gives you a lightweight at 0.80 lbs., it may be too big and space-consuming to carry around unless you have a bag to contain the headsets when not in use.

 

Adjustability

The headsets are adjustable, so you can shift the parts around for a better fit around your head.

 

Price

For the Corsair Void Series, the Corsair Void Elite retails at 54.99 USD, while the Corsair Void Pro retails at 69.99 USD. For the Corsair HS70 Series, the Corsair HS70 Bluetooth retails at 70.99 USD, while the Corsair HS70 Wireless retails at 89.99 USD.

 

Conclusion – Corsair Void vs HS70

The Corsair HS70 Series outperforms the Corsair Void Series.

If you want very long battery life and you need continuous usage, the Corsair HS70 Bluetooth champions all the other models by giving 24 hours of playtime before a recharge.

If you want to have the best sound quality, the Corsair HS70 Wireless has the best sound profile.

Nevertheless, there are many circumstances that can deter your decision. The Corsair Void Series still provides the advantage of retailing less than the HS70 Series.