https://www.siliconvalley.com/2024/10/15/corsair-upgrades-high-end-gaming-headset-with-virtuoso-max-wireless/

Corsair turned heads last year with its Virtuoso Pro, a new wired headset that featured 50mm graphene drivers. A year later, the tech company is back with an upgrade to the line called the Virtuoso Max Wireless. The set of cans still spotlights those drivers designed to impress with its audio fidelity, but the company made the latest model more complete with wireless connections, active noise cancellation and two options for PC and Xbox players.

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The Virtuoso Max also boasts subtle RGB touches if you’re into that type of lighting. It’s available but more staid, so it doesn’t make your head look like a light show. Along with ANC, the peripheral also has a transparency mode and supports Dolby Atmos. When it comes to software, the device pairs with Corsair’s Sonarworks SoundID that “tailors the headset settings based on each user’s tastes and hearing perception,” according to the news release.