Learn How Simultaneous Audio Headsets Can Help You Do More

Have you ever had a situation where you needed your ears to be in two places at once? Not literally, but just so that you can hear two different audio sources without them bleeding into each other. If so, it’s a great time to be alive, because there are a few headsets like the CORSAIR VOID v2 MAX WIRELESS that allow you to have simultaneous connections to two audio sources. Let’s take a look at some scenarios where you could really benefit from this convenient feature.

Believe it or not, there’s still 24 hours in a day. We know sometimes it feels like it got hit by shrinkflation, but it still takes approximately 24 hours for our pale blue marble to rotate around the sun.

So, sometimes, you just don’t have enough time to do all the things that you want. Well, simultaneous dual audio connectivity is great for multitasking. Say you want to listen to a new podcast or video while you’re getting in some quality Switch 2 time. You can connect your VOID v2 MAX to the Switch and also connect to a PC or phone and listen to both at the same time.

Dual simultaneous connectivity is also great for situations where you want to be immersed in your game, but if something important comes up, you still want to make sure you know immediately.

You might be on your Steam Deck trying to find your flow state in Sektori, or battling Chronos in Hades II, but you’re also paying attention to your stock trading Discord to see if anyone calls out any of the tickers you were trying to watch. I mean, gaming is life, but you don’t want to miss out on your ticket to the moon, am I right?

Or, you could be squadding up with your friends in Marvel Rivals or Call of Duty, but you also have a pizza in the oven. By being able to hear the alerts from your phone while listening to the callouts from your teammates, you can shut down Human Torch and prevent your crust from getting burned.

Speaking of podcasts, maybe you’re speaking ON a podcast. By getting sidetone/talkback on your headset while listening to the feed from the other people on the call, you’ll be able to hear what everyone else is saying without having to worry about it getting picked up by your mic.

That should be enough to get you started thinking about all the ways you could make great use of a headset that supports dual audio connectivity in your life. Now all you have to do is make sure that you’ve got a headset that’s set up for it, like the VOID v2 MAX.