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Arctis 1 Wireless for Xbox

SteelSeries - Arctis 1 Wireless for Xbox

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Reddit IconDantheman20024 0.3
r/headphonesr/headphones Shopping, Setup, and Technical Help Desk
about 2 months ago

So kinda very stupid question, recently got a pair of audio technica m50xs and was wondering if wearing them with one ear off would cause them to stretch more than if I just wore them normally? I ask as my previous pair of headphones, a pair of arctis 1s got rather stretched out and would fall off my head if I wore them on both ears and looked down. Unsure if those got as stretched as they did due to me mostly wearing them on one ear (because some games I need to be able to hear the audio) or if it was predominantly (it very likely was) because when in a vc/party id put a different set overtop to hear friends with the other ear (said set is a klim puma with a really thin and flexible headband) Tldr will wearing m50xs on one ear stretch them more than wearing them normally?

Reddit IconNew-Wrangler-6445 0.3
r/playstationWhen you play games. Do you wear a headset?
5 months ago

When you play multiplayer competitive games, you can hear footsteps of the enemies easily. Also you can get good sounding headsets cheaper than a sound system(where i live). I have steelseries arctis 1 headset it sounds so good compared to my tv’s speaker but it is uncomfortable. I am not used to wear headsets so i prefer tv speakers. I played The Last of Us Part 2 while wearing my arctis 1’s and it was an incredible experience. Wish i could use them more often.

Reddit Icony4r4k 0.3
r/HeadphoneAdviceBest overall gaming headset in 2025?
3 months ago

If you don't mind me asking - I've had the Arctis 1 and Arctis 3 before and both have really thin ear cushions to the point where they touch my ears and make them hurt after an hour or two because of the friction. Did the Novas do the same to your ears?

Reddit IconArcOfADream 0.0
r/sysadminRemote Sysadmins, what's your go to headset for meetings?
2 months ago

I have the wireless Steelseries Arctis for games and music and such, but get much more mileage out of [these](https://www.amazon.com/NUBWO-HW02-Cancelling-Comfortable-Computer/dp/B0DM7J2CVV); the sound quality isn't completely awful, works on PC/laptop/phone and cheap enough if travel becomes necessary I won't cry if they get lost/broken/stolen. Yah, they're wired, but I prefer the lack of fuss and worrying about running out of charge for wireless, etc.

Reddit Iconerryonestolemyname 0.0
r/pcmasterraceAnother „Gaming Headset“ bites the dust, tired of overpriced/hyped headphones.
4 months ago

Dunno what headsets you've been using but I'm on my 3rd SteelSeries headset since I've been buying them since 2015. First pair I bought which is the Siberia v2s (iirc) are still working beautifully and I use them with my PS5 when I travel for work. My second pair is an arctis wireless pair, forget the model, but they only got replaced because I was given my current ones as a Christmas present. Zero issues ever.

Reddit IconThe-Derns 0.0
r/EscapefromTarkovBest Headset to use?[feedback]
3 months ago

Steelseries arctis wireless sound great and they are the most comfortable headphones I’ve worn.

Reddit IconTwinkles-_ 0.0
r/BuyItForLifeThe Best Gaming Headset to Buy Now? (Recommendations)
about 1 month ago

I love my steel series arctis, the extra battery it comes with on the wireless version to dock in the amp thingy is awesome and truly makes a fully wireless experience. Plus when they get to end of their life you can replace the batteries too

Reddit IconBozidaR1390 0.0
r/buildapcbest gaming headset in 2025 under $200
4 months ago

Yeah Idk my steel series lasts for like 8 hours and it comes with two batteries so I always have one ready to go on the dock... Voice sounds great. It's like anything else, some things are shit some aren't.

Reddit IconBisonST 0.0
r/BuyItForLifeany gaming headset with low latency actually built to last? tired of plastic junk breaking in months
2 months ago

My Steel Series Arctis has done great for 5 years. I've had to replace a the receiver dongle (cat bit it) and the removable ear cushions (also cat related).

Reddit Iconeadgster 0.0
r/BuyItForLifeThe Best Gaming Headset to Buy Now? (Recommendations)
about 1 month ago

I have a second hand pair of SteelSeries Arctics that work well. I just had to replace the batteries, which is to be expected. I am in agreement with many who recommend mic and head set separately, though. I’m finding more and more that I’ll grab light on-ear or ear buds over the heavier over-ears. I use my Jabra speaker phone mic (for work) more often for online communication now.

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