Ingenious highlight: Both plates are removable and find magnetic hold on the headset. On top of the ear cups sit silvery round plates that adorn the manufacturer’s logo. The majority of the gaming headset relies on a matte, plain black tone that shines slightly thanks to an anodized finish. This now houses the controls on its outer edge. Visually, the sleek and sophisticated headset stands out strongly from the manufacturer’s previous models The flat, oval earcups now give way to a more rounded design, with a rounded bump on the oval base. In terms of design, the SteelSeries Arctis Nova Pro Wireless deviates from what we’ve been so used to seeing from the Arctis line, such as the Arctis Prime (our review).

Removable metal panels hide battery and USB port.

I also like the fact that there is an optional tutorial within the GameDAC amplifier that explains the most important functions of the headset to you. The microphone pop shield is also included separately once again, while a cloth pouch and a fairly comprehensive manual round out the scope of delivery. Stark: Sogar ein zweiter Akku liegt dem Headset bei. PC, Mac, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Smartphone, TabletĪctive noise cancellation (ANC) surround sound dual connectivity Infinity Power System chat mix wireless base

Specifications Designīluetooth 5.0, wireless (2.4 GHz), 3.5mm jack Our SteelSeries Arctis Nova Pro Wireless review clarifies how well that works out.

The Arctis Pro models (optionally including an amplifier) now finally have a successor that brings out the big guns: 360-degree surround sound, Hi-Res audio and active noise cancellation are just a few of the innovations that the company wants to use to shine in the high-end sector. For many years, the Arctis headset series from manufacturer SteelSeries has been at the top when it comes to comfort and sound quality.

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