SteelSeries - Arctis Nova Pro (Wired)

I got the wired version of these and have been very happy with the audio quality. A couple minor gripes with software/DAC limitations but overall it was a good upgrade from my HyperX Cloud Orbit S headphones that broke.

They make the Steelseries arctis nova pros in wireless and wired. I have the wired version. But they were like $250 I believe.

First, you are mostly using PC and PS5 Second, you want a good battery life, There is a best wireless gaming headset for you which is SteelSeries Arctis Nova Pro, it is the best for now without any doubt, unlimited battery life(two batteries that you can switch on anytime.) Sound quality, mic quality, noise cancellation, all top of the industrial.

I use a "gaming" headset... they are usually comfortable and have good sound... I currently use SteelSeries Arctis Nova Pro (pc)

Arctis nova pro is garbage in my opinion it just doesn't have any bass even when you EQ it remains very weak and thin sounding in this area however treble comes across very clear and detailled and the imaging is pretty good if you only play competitive gaming it's a solid option. Though if you like to play story games i recommand something like the maxwell it sounds absolutly amazing but the comfort is as bad as it can be if you are really big person with strong neck and very little ears it might be comfy to you but if not the weight of the headphones will kill the back of your neck in less than 2 hours and the shallow pads will hurt your ears and don't even think about changing pads yeah it fixes the depth issue of the pads but it adds even more weight. So as a all rounder headphones i recommand the alienware pro wireless it sounds almost as good as the maxwell and it's way more comfortable however you ears gets very spicy in about a hour because the space inside the ear cups is not really there but it really never bothers me even now with the very hot weather. Edit: Ah yeah and if you are ever interested by wired headphones you have two others headphones that are worth it the pc38x and the epos H6 pro i don't know how the first sound but it gets a lot of praise around the gaming audio community and if you take the h6 pro make sure to take the open back i've tried the closed back and it's not really good sounding headphones compared to the open back which has more bass more detailled sound and it doesn't have this echoing boomy sound that the closed back have

What's the point of a mic if you're just playing single player? Anyway, arctis nova pro's are a must. They're the best on the market, mic isn't the best but almost all are ass anyway, I got a modmic to compensate for it

I run a set of studio monitors, and a set of arctis nova pros. Headsets when I'm in discord playing games, monitors when I'm listening to any media/making music etc.

Cloud 3s are kind of a downgrade. A lot of people say they don't feel or sound as good as the cloud 2. I'd say go with another pair of Cloud 2s honestly. Unless you're wanting to venture into something new. Here's my advice on the current lineup of headphones from major companies * Blackshark v2 Pro. Great headset, however, the build design has several flaws. Figure they will last you a year or 2 at most before something breaks on it physically. Just sucks that the sound quality is great, but the actual materials and how they're built are bad * Logitech GPW Wireless. Great headset, a little heavy compared to the competition but still comfortable. Sound quality is a little less than the Blacksharks V2 pros, but still great. Personally, I recommend this pair if you can find them for $150. * Corsair....just don't bother. The software is atrotious and the sound quality is meh at best. * Audeze Maxwell. The best of the best in wireless gaming headsets. You're getting superior sound quality. They're decently comfortable, but my god they're expensive. Think the cheapest I've seen them is $350. * Steelseries Nova series. Personally, I've only used the Nova Pros which are $300. Great headset, however, not for big heads. I would not recommend for 1 reason though, the software can act up sometimes, but not as bad as Razer Synapse. I've never used the Cloud series headphones, but I've only heard good things about the Cloud 2, and that the Cloud 3 aren't as good.

Steel series nova pro

Hello. Im looking for gaming headset that actually f'ing works. Right now im using my Razer Kraken Ultimate, they have 5 years, the cable is wide open in many places, and i can hear more on the left than the right. They were "fine" for the past 5 years but it's time to replace them since they have not a lot of life left in them. I also do realise that Razer headphones are more about the brand than the sound itself. I got myself Steelseries Arctis nova pro X today, and already have to return them, they arent very comfortable around the ears (thats the least annoying part) But the microphone is absolutely garbage, or maybe i got a faulty one? (a lot of people complained on it) Anyways nobody can hear me, i can play with settings all day long and it wont help, im also not really into having extra program or 2 on my PC just so others can barely hear me. Call me old timed or stupid, but i prefer wired headsets, i was thinking about steelseries nova 7, but they only come in wireless. (and its again steelseries with their microphones) What else could you guys recommend me? (If anything) Im mainly looking for good headset (mostly FPS games) with microphone that works, i do not expect the microphone to be top tier, i just want others to hear me speak. Budget would be around 220 Euros, max 250 if the headset is absolutely worth its price.