You can also finetune their sound using their companion software's robust features, including a parametric EQ. Their sound has a bit of extra boom to help emphasize sound effects in gameplay. Out of the box, these headphones have a somewhat neutral sound profile. If you prefer a completely wired design, you'll want to check out the SteelSeries Arctis Nova Pro, which come with a GameDAC. Each battery has about 25 hours of continuous playback time, and you can even use the headphones wired when not in use.
Since the headphones also come with two swappable battery packs, you can use one while the other charges inside the transmitter. The transmitter offers low latency, which is great when the timing is everything, and it has an interface that puts controls like EQs, volume, and chat mix directly at your fingertips. These headphones have a wireless transmitter that comes in Xbox and PlayStation variants, so it's important to get the right one to match your console. Plus, if you ever decide to use the headset to listen to music on the bus ride to work or on an afternoon walk, you won’t look like you’re wearing a gaming headset - which is pretty neat.The best SteelSeries headset we've tested is the SteelSeries Arctis Nova Pro Wireless. It was nice not having to move the mic around to keep it out of my face whenever I wasn’t using it. This feature isn’t new to the Arctis line, but it’s fantastically useful and always worth noting. However, the Arctis 5 is different impressively, it avoids those problems by using a microphone that ignores a lot of ambience coming in from the sides - and I had a ton of people telling me that I wasn’t allowed to use a different mic ever again.Įasily my favorite thing about the Arctis 5’s microphone was the ability to slide it back into the left earpiece.
I tend to run into problems with microphones because I have a fan pointed right at me during almost all of my gaming sessions and consequently, mics always pick up that low drone. The Arctis 5’s microphone was surprisingly effective and its bidirectional design actually comes with some pretty awesome capabilities.
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