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Update: Came back from being away for the weekend. The headphones were off when I arrived but I was able to turn them on again (i.e. the battery wasn't fully drained). I turned them on and they started trying to pair. When I turned my Series S on it was like they paired for a second but then unpaired again and for some reason my controller was now trying to pair as well. I turned both the headset and the controller off and did a hard restart of the Series S. When it booted back up again I turned the controller on first and it paired no problem. I pressed the pair button on the console and turned the headset on and they paired as well. Right away the console told me my headset had low batteries. I turned the headset off and started charging it (flashing yellow amber light). We'll see what happens next.

Hi all! Just bought these headphones after the holidays after watching many very positive reviews. They sound great, are comfortable, etc. My only nitpick is that the mic monitoring isn't very strong and doesn't pick up your voice unless the mic is literally pressed to your lips... Until they crapped out on me yesterday. Same issue being reported here. I'm using them with an Xbox Series S. They were working fine then I went to turn them on, the xbox said they were assigned, but no sound was coming out of them. Tried volume, etc. and still nothing. Went to power them off and it won't work, they're just stuck on (white light). I'm just letting them sit now (been almost 24hrs) but I agree with others that it's insane there's no hard reset on these. I'm going to give Corsair a few days but honestly, it's crazy that this $200-ish CAD headset has a total usability breaking issue that hasn't been addressed. Lots of competitors out there Corsair...