SteelSeries
ARCTIS NOVA PRO
$219.99
SteelSeries
Based on 20 Reddit mentions
$239.99
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Original Reddit posts and comments behind this analysis.
I’m a couple months into my new arctis nova pro wireless, it was the first and last thing steel series i’ll buy.The software is useless, the headphones aren’t bad but not worth the asking price imo.
DefEddie in r/steelseries
August 12, 2025 1:42 AM
5
I tried, I have an arctis pro nova something or other from Steel Series, I picked up a pair of the gamebuds to attempt to switch but I just could not get the EQ to behave in a way I wanted it to. I've yet to try full switching to a pair of wired IEMs, but need to research which are best.
DarkmoonGrumpy in r/AskGames
February 18, 2026 1:35 PM
2
I use a steel series arctis pro headset on my desktop and steel series arctis buds on my laptop while traveling. I don't know what it is but I struggle to hear the sound queues for pox bursters and pikerats in vermintide. Its normally not a problem on my desktop but it's a constant struggle on my la
...Substantial-Bid3595 in r/DarkTide
February 21, 2026 9:45 AM
2
Holding onto my Arctis Pro Wireless for eternity because I don't need software to use the features. :) Too bad Steel Series doesn't listen and took a stand to force everyone into utilizing Sonar/ GG.
red9109 in r/steelseries
February 23, 2026 6:17 PM
1
I got SteelSeries after my A10's broke (Arctis Pro wireless) and I suffered a hinge problem, Maybe better on the nova's but its put me off
MoistFW190 in r/AstroGaming
April 2, 2026 9:10 PM
1
Razer headsets used to really suck but they've has actually stepped up their headset game A LOT in the past year or so (just as they have with mice and keyboards over the past few years). I have essentially all the top wireless gaming headsets (as well as a couple expensive wired audiophile headsets
...BSchafer in r/razer
March 12, 2026 5:46 PM
1