In this short guide, we'll show you how to connect your headset to your PC in just a few steps.
Preparation:
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Fully charge the headset: Connect the headset to the included USB charging cable and a USB port on your computer.
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Install iCUE: Download and install the latest version of Corsair iCUE from the official Corsair website. This software is essential for configuring your headset.
 
Establish connection:
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 Select operating mode: 
- Wired mode: For the highest audio quality and to turn the headset off, set the switch to "Wired". Use either the USB cable or the 3.5mm jack.
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 Wireless mode: 
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 PC: 
- Switch the switch to "Wireless".
 - Plug the included wireless USB dongle into an available USB port on your computer.
 - Open iCUE and select your dongle.
 - Click "Connections" and then click "Pairing" next to "USB Wireless Receiver Pairing".
 
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 PlayStation: 
- Switch the switch to "Wireless".
 - Plug the dongle into a free USB port on your PlayStation.
 - In the PlayStation settings, under "Output to headphones" set it to "All audio".
 - Adjust the headset volume control.
 
 
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 PC: 
 
 - Additional tips:
 
- Range: In wireless mode, the headset offers a range of up to 60 meters.
 - iCUE: With iCUE you can adjust the lighting, sound and other settings of your headset.
 - Issues: If you are having issues, check the Corsair support website or the iCUE community.
 
Detailed instructions:
For even more detailed instructions, check out the official Corsair Virtuoso RGB Wireless XT user manual. You can also download it from the Corsair website.
Important points:
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USB port: Use a USB 2.0 or higher port for optimal connection.
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Interference: Avoid interference from other wireless devices nearby.
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Firmware updates: Always keep your headset and iCUE firmware up to date.
 


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