While on one of the sides the adapter does come with the USB interface, the other houses a microphone/headset combo 3.5mm jack for connecting the VOID Surround:

On the back of the sound card we will observe a small sticker with the product code name and serial number:

VOID Surround follows the design lines of the previously tested models from the same series:

While VOID Wireless was offered in two different color variants, the USB and the stereo one were all-black; Surround comes with a nice red/black color combination which should fit with many other gaming laptops or desktop setups out there:

The right cup features on the exterior a grey Corsair logo, on a shiny black plastic finish:

The left cup comes with a similar styling, only that here we do also have the microphone Mute button and, of course, the microphone itself:

While the microphone does have a similar design with its older brothers, we have found its body a bit angled near the tip, which provides a better placement near the mouth area:

We are dealing with a unidirectional noise cancelling mic model which does have an impedance of 2.2k Ohms, a frequency response between 100Hz and 10KHz, while the sensitivity is -37 dB (± 3 dB):