Arctis Pro Wireless

I have found the Steelseries Arctis Pro Wireless to be the best of the bunch. It has good sound quality, a strong connection, Bluetooth that connects to your phone simultaneously while on the PC, decent microphone quality, and my favorite feature is that it comes with two removable batteries and one

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

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.

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

Get the SS Arctis Pro Wireless. They are essentially the arctis nova but they are the generation before. I love my Arctis Pro Wireless and I bought some new ear cups with a cooling gel on them. They are comfy and on hot days you are given a pippet to put some droplets of water on the cups to make th

For my part I have 2 SteelSeries products. An Apex 7 keyboard and an Arctis Pro Wireless headset. I don't use these two products extensively. My keyboard has problems (led and wheel) and my headset also has problems. It works well but the base station is no longer detected by the GG application. , (

You are right USB-C is the direction everything is unfortunately going, but the issue is that USB-C in headsets is not a functional replacement for what SPDIF optical enabled. Optical gave us: A second independent digital input, Direct Dolby bitstream handling, Zero electrical noise on the line, No

Pasting from the Headphones sub as it was removed for having "Heavys" in it 🙄: As a Metaller I caved under the relentless advertising for the H1Hs and ordered a pair with the Xmas discount, looking forward to having snazzy headphones with decent band shells. When travelling I use a pair of Samsung B

I had a pro with a gamepad, the headset was refunded after an audio glitch (I asked for ways to repair, but they said they didn’t do those kind of things) and I used the store credit to get a pro wireless. Could still identiteit the gamedac until that dac got wonky, borking out every so often. Used