Arctis Pro Wireless

Thank you for the reply! I have the older Arctis Pro Wireless and have tried A LOT of headsets to try and upgrade (not that I have to, just wanting a newer headset) and nothing had anything close to the APW (although I could stand to use a little bit more sidetone volume). I am assuming I would have

I exchanged my Nova Pro wireless (I recently upgraded and was still within the return window) for the Omni’s. Here is what I think of them so far after giving them a spin for a few days. Other headsets I’ve had to compare are the Skullcandy Hesh 2, SS Arctis 9, and SS Arctis Pro wireless. Things the

I have been using the Arctis pro wireless for like 5 years now it’s the best headset I’ve ever used. The batteries and ear cups are starting to go and I’d rather just upgrade than spend money on spare parts. That and USB C charging

I switched to a Steelseries Arctis Pro Wireless a few years ago. While the Steelseries GG app has struggled from typical bloat over the years, its different sound profiles allow you to find something that works well for different games. I could do some looking but I probably have around 6,000 hours

Had a full Steel Series ecosystem until I realized you can get much better peripherals out there (especially keyboards and mice) that don't require bloatware like Engine/ Sonar. The only thing I am holding onto for dear life are the older Arctis Pro Wireless - every feature they advertise now (game/

In 4 years using the arctis pro wireless and now the nova elite I haven't ever had issues with sonar other than the occasionally not auto switching output from monitor to headset when I turn headset on. Literally a 10 second fix, nothing worth getting panties in a twist.

I'm kind of 50/50 on the system as my older Arctis Pro Wireless has it. Is it nice? To me it is since I can charge while playing and never once have I had to hook up to my headset. But I'm with you... if the battery was 40ish hours on it's own, I would just charge it like once every two weeks and ne

Ensure the headset is switched to the 2.4Ghz wifi channel and not Bluetooth. I use the old Arctis Pro Wireless and they've been awesome for everything but I listen to a lot of metal and decided to try a pair of Heavy H1s. Both headsets were great for music and fine for hearing my mates over Discord

Nova Elites have a different driver completely, made out of carbon fiber. While the frequency range is only slightly better going from 10-40khz. Biggest improvement in my opinion is the new 2.4ghz protocol it's using, allowing it to do full hi-res audio wirelessly. 16bit/48khz on the arctis pro, and

steelseries Arctis Pro Wireless (I like the amovible battery and its easy switch feature). Like to wear headset in winter. and Truthear Blue 2 IEM. I like to wear IEM in summer because not heating like headset does.