Arctis Pro Wireless

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

I've been using this one for years and absolutely love it because of the rechargeable battery that's easy to swap. Quality is awesome and there are custom headbands out there. Granted, I haven't looked at the current landscape since this one has met my needs: Arctis Pro Wireless Gaming Headset steel

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

The Arctis Pro Wireless OG was quite good. I dropped them because I wanted better ANC and went with the Nova. I was pretty disappointed in the Nova's ANC but marketing & reviews were pretty honest about it not being great so this wasn't a deal breaker. The ultimate deal breaker was Sonar software. I

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. , (

Yeah that's a perfect analogy, I used to daily drive a pair of Arctis Pro Wireless (when steelseries gg didn't exist) and i loved the sound of the headset and convenience, but now it's harder for me to recommend newer headsets because of the fact you need sonar for game/chat mixing and EQs. Even aft

I also have prob a dozen sets of headphones/headsets and have owned dozens more. It’s no worse than an Astro mixamp either the original or the TR or the arctis pro wireless. Even the newer turtle beach stealth pro has background ground loop noise similar to the Maxwell. Also there are much worse imp

I had ordered in the Wicked Cushions pads ($45 CDN) and were quickly packed up and sent back the same day they arrived. The version they make for the Arctis Pro Wireless are the most uncomfortable pads I've ever had on my ears. I had mentioned this before and someone from WC commented saying that th

Yes to all of that. IMO given the features and build quality they are absolutely worth the money. I was actually excited when my Arctis Pro Wireless (the previous version) failed because I’d been eyeing the Novas for like 2 years for their active noise canceling but couldn’t justify them because the

Only reason I ask is because I have had my Arctis Pro Wireless set for many years now and I don’t think I have ever seen any sort of setting to pair another headset. So I was just wondering if it was possible. I’m looking to get another set (or more) because this is one of my favorite headsets ever