CORSAIR VOID v2 MAX vs VOID v2 WIRELESS: What's the Difference?

When it comes to comparing the latest VOID headsets, CORSAIR VOID v2 MAX and CORSAIR VOID v2 WIRELESS, the list of similarities is much longer than the list of differences. Both have an impressive spec sheet; both offer a smattering of must-have features.

The main difference? Simultaneous Bluetooth and 2.4GHz on the VOID v2 MAX. While VOID v2 WIRELESS allows for quickly swapping between the two connection methods when desired, VOID v2 MAX can connect to both at the same time for simultaneous audio output from two devices.

To be thorough, let’s explore the full spec sheet for both headsets.

Both headsets feature incredible battery life at up to 70 hours with 2.4GHz and 130 hours for Bluetooth. You’ll find the same 50mm drivers, omni-directional mic, and iCUE support for both models.

One small aesthetic difference between VOID v2 MAX and VOID v2 WIRELESS is that the MAX version does have a pleasant CORSAIR “Y pattern” design on the outside.

For those who want to watch a video or listen to media on their phone while gaming on the PC, or take a phone call without interrupting their session, VOID v2 MAX is the headset for you. If that’s a bit more than is needed for your use-case, then VOID v2 WIRELESS provides all of the same great quality and comfort without the bonus of simultaneous BT and 2.4GHz audio.