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Corsair VOID wireless adapter broken

gawax
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well I fixed mine by soldering the connection back on aand it works now lol

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Hey guys so I bought a corsair void wireless a while ago however the wireless adapter broke, it's in 2 parts: the USB head and the PCB. Now I can try to re-solder this but I'm not sure if I can do it now.

 

So I'm wondering if anyone knows of an alternative to the corsair adapter ? (like a wireless adapter that would work with this headset.)

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8 minutes ago, gawax said:

Hey guys so I bought a corsair void wireless a while ago however the wireless adapter broke, it's in 2 parts: the USB head and the PCB. Now I can try to re-solder this but I'm not sure if I can do it now.

 

So I'm wondering if anyone knows of an alternative to the corsair adapter ? (like a wireless adapter that would work with this headset.)

I lost the adapter for my Logitech G933 headset, I managed to pick one up on eBay for £15 brand new - £15 cheaper than the Logitech website (which is always out of stock may I add)

 

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Corsair-VOID-Wireless-Dongle-Replacement-or-extra/232644863475?hash=item362ab6e5f3:g:y8wAAOSwkvdaa-qH

 

Here is a cheap dongle which seems to be what you're looking for.

 

(Mods, if it's unacceptable to post eBay links, please feel free to remove my comment)

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Getting one from eBay or somewhere would be better but they can be solderd depending on the brake of the pins, I am about to solder mine in a day or 2 as I broke mine lol 

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14 hours ago, Brett_Bst said:

Getting one from eBay or somewhere would be better but they can be solderd depending on the brake of the pins, I am about to solder mine in a day or 2 as I broke mine lol 

Tell me if it works, ebay may not do it for me because of shipping/taxes I will have to pay 3/4 times the amount for something this cheap.

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How bad is your one broke, mine broke on the sub connection and snapped off the pins but the solder is still there in the board ? Yours like that 

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On 1/31/2018 at 4:31 AM, Brett_Bst said:

How bad is your one broke, mine broke on the sub connection and snapped off the pins but the solder is still there in the board ? Yours like that 

Yup I broke it when I moved my case, I had forgotten its huge length and well it got stuck between a wall and my case...

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I always assumed the Micro USB connector would break before anything else. Let me know if that port is still working for you, I been keeping my eye on this headset but I hate micro connectors. 

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