 Linus Tech Tips coverage of PAX 2013 is brought to you by Western Digital, Intel and Steel Series. Three, two, one, get on! So we're here in the Corsair booth again amidst some very mixed company. There's like some guy over there, he's kind of got like a tall, dark and evil look about him. I don't know what to make of that guy anyway. Let's move on to what Corsair is announcing in terms of headsets. They have a whole heck of a lot going on here. This is the Vengeance 2100, which is an evolutionary step forward from the Vengeance 2000. So it's still wireless. It has an updated ID, so it's got like a metal coating on here that looks really sharp. Got like a nice brushed look, very dark look to it. The same comfortable, ergonomic sort of nice soft cushions, memory foam and all that good stuff. Soft cushion headband, but more than anything else it has been updated for better durability. So it is even more robust than before. And the drivers that used to be in the Vengeance 2000, which were a little bit better than what we found in the 1500 and the 1300, are still here. But with the new 1500 V2, which has Dolby 7.1, it has the newer drivers that were in the Vengeance 2000 as well as an updated ID that looks, in my personal opinion, much sharper. They've also updated the pinching pressure, the clamping pressure on your head, so it should provide a good mixture of comfort and, well, stayingness. The Vengeance 1400 is an update on the Vengeance 1300 that adds those better drivers, updates the ID once again. For those of you who don't know, ID means industrial design, so the look of it. And other than that, so it should just sound better in general and look better in general. And these two are all new. These are prototypes right now. This is the Raptor HS40 and HS30. So the HS40 is a USB headset just like the 1500. It has surround but not Dolby. And it is aimed at sort of a lower cost gamer market. So it has 40mm drivers instead of 50mm drivers, and a bit of sort of more value-oriented overall build quality. So no memory foam. It's using a leatherette instead of microfiber cloth. And then the HS30 is an analog version of pretty much more and the same. They've got like a very angular shape to the side here that looks quite sharp. Oh, I missed actually one thing on these ones over here, is that the inline volume control has been updated to be less bulky on both the 1500 V2 and on the 1400. So there you go. Just don't miss any of our PAX Prime 2013 coverage. Don't forget to subscribe to Linus Tech Tips, and a huge thanks to our sponsors, Western Digital, Intel and SteelSeries for allowing us to be here this year.