SteelSeries - Arctis Nova 1 Wired

I will have to dispute this one, sorry. While stealseries headphones are super comfy. I find the audio range is quite lacking. Just extra bass added to everything

I had a blackshark and loved it until the hinges disintegrated on me. I currently have the steelseries and it's... Okay? Noise canceling is useless on it. Software is ass. Other than that it's pretty good. The hot swappable batteries is neat. If I could go back I'd probably get the Audeze Maxwell. However they're heavy and a little unwieldy (I tried my friends on).

Don't get studio headphones. They are for listening to and producing music, but they don't sound "good" they sound "accurate". What's the difference? Mostly how much your ears can take before they fatigue. Modern causal headphones have comfort and "listenable" as a key tuning concept. They are designed to be worn for hours and hours on end enjoyably. Onto recommendations, for music and gaming with a great microphone too? There's one simple suggestion; The Steelseries Arctic range. They are incredibly comfortable, sound great, have an excellent mic and come in a range of price points and features. Plus on many of them the mic slides away so they don't look so goodfy. Personal recommendation.

I really like the Steelseries Arctis Nova 1 set. It's 45 bucks on Amazon right now. [https://www.amazon.com/SteelSeries-Arctis-Multi-System-Gaming-Headset/dp/B0B8Q4CR52](https://www.amazon.com/SteelSeries-Arctis-Multi-System-Gaming-Headset/dp/B0B8Q4CR52)

Steel Series Arctis Novas are always a solid choice. The band on the headset makes it the most comfortable over others.

Yes. Headset with amazing sound stage for 3d audio is incredibly detailed and immersive. Try a 3d audio game with any set of headphones you might have lying around. (I use an old set of fairly chunky hi-fi headphones). Buying a new headset I concur with other people who said Arctis steelseries with the 40mm "Nova" drivers. I honestly thought they would be a bit rubbish, at least a step down from the previous 50mm in bass. But wow, they're surprisingly good. I have a sort of neckband thing for VR racing, it feels like a HANS device and gives a sort of personal bubble of surround sound. It's a bit of a unique case, but I picked it up cheaply and it makes a huge difference (not isolated, not loud, and not TV speakers).

Meh, I'm familiar with the brands mentioned in replies. Here's the best by a wide margin: SteelSeries. I picked up the Arctis Nova 1 wired version from Walmart 6 months ago for $49. Man....I can't even explain how much better this is than other headsets I've used. Most comfortable over ear headphones I've EVER worn. Audio quality is like a high end audiophile pair of headphones. Mic is awesome, can hide away, and sounds great. There's a reason why it's won awards for best headset. It simply dominates the competition. It's simply on a different level, whoever you get this for will adore you. If you don't believe me get one from SteelSeries and then your second choice, and keep the one you like best. The difference is comical.

No, unfortunately not really. The best I could find myself is Steel Series Arctis, they work via wifi dongle, so no jack, delay was barely noticeable, but for me noticeable enough to get back to my Dt 770 Pro X

any steelseries headset, preferably arctis nova

I have been using the steelseries arctis nova 1 headset and they work great. good mic, good sound and very comfy. also has 360 degree sound so good for fps games