SteelSeries Arctis Nova Pro Wireless Multi-System Gaming Headset - White

TL:DR; Buy these headphones, 9.3/10. First review, so bear with me. These headphones have to be one of my favorites. I own Skullcandy Crusher Evos and previously owned HyperX Cloud II's before they broke, which is why I bought these ones. Sound Quality: Out of the box, the sound quality out of the box is decent at best, but that's what the GG client software is for. With a bit of patience, you can tweak the EQ however you like to find your preferred/perfected audio experience or you can choose between a myriad of presets. You also have the options to switch presets on the fly through the base station. Having such agency with a product on top of it being a genuinely good listening experience makes it a worthwhile product in my book. 9/10. Build Quality: I would say the build quality is pretty damn good. It's a mix of plastic with metal parts, but the plastic doesn't feel cheap to me. I have a tendency to sleep with my headphones on with one ear cup off on the side that I am lying down on (which is how my HyperX's broke. Stupid, I know) and it doesn't seem like these can/will break very easily. Aside from that, the band that goes between the top of your head and the actual top of the headphones is a Godsend! I'm used to headphones kind of digging into the top of my head and being a bit painful, but the band completely nullifies any chance of that happening, I'm surprised more headphones do not have this feature. Easily one of my favorite features of these headphones. 10/10. Features: I love the convenience of the base station, being able to change the volume and other settings at will, especially changing whether you want game audio dominant or "party" audio dominant. It brings me back to being on Playstation. Moreover, the hot-swappable battery system is much more preferrable than USB charging in my opinion. I have a tendency to forget to charge my headphones so I'm always charging them while using them; the battery system gets rid of that issue completely. Not only will the headset turn off after 15 minutes (if you have it set to that like I do), if the battery is low, all you have to do is take the extra battery out of the base station and pop it into your headset and let the other one charge. I love it. The only issue with this is, apparently it's hard if not impossible to replace these batteries with the actual model if they're lost or broken or what have you. I can neither confirm or deny this because I only heard of this being an issue and haven't actually put in adequate research or have experienced this myself. But either way, I still love this system. I prefer it way more compared to USB charging. 9/10. All in all, I love these headphones. These have to be one of the best I've ever purchased. I'm enjoying them so far, and I don't see myself switching off from them any time soon. The features that they offer are perfect in my case. That being said, they may not be perfect for you, so do your research before buying these headphones because they are quite expensive. Remember that reviews are subjective, so one person or even many people's experience may not 100% tailor to your potential experience. Or do what I did, buy them and see how you like them. If you don't like them, you could always return it. If you made it all the way to the end, thank you for taking the time to read my review. :) Overall Rating: 9.3/10; would highly recommend. (Edit: 3 months later and headphones are still working as if they’re brand new. Quality has not dipped at all yet) (Edit 2: May 12, 2026, headphones still work like a charm, no issues whatsoever. still high quality, still comfortable. of course there is wear and tear, that’s natural when owning something for so long, but they still work just as if I had just bought them yesterday, even the batteries haven’t degraded all that much, or at all if I’m being honest, I haven’t noticed a decrease in battery life and I’m ALWAYS using my headphones, even until the battery is close to dying and have to swap. So yeah, if you needed even more reason to buy these headphones, there you go. I promise you will never seek another pair if you give these ones a try)

I'm a gamer....and also a remote worker. I found myself looking for an audio solution that would fit both worlds. At the time I was using a wired Arctis Pro headset (prior generation) for gaming, and wireless earbuds for work communications. Needless to say, switching products for different use was becoming irritating, considering both PC's are set up on the same desk. I happened to be browsing the SteelSeries site, and came across the Arctis Nova Pro Wireless. Love SS products, as they have never failed me (headset, mouse, keyboard). Needless to say, I took the plunge and purchased them. I've always been a bit skeptical regarding headsets that are both wireless and bluetooth capable. Prior items I've tested always fell short, either in battery life, bluetooth or wireless range. I'm happy to say, I have yet to see any issues with the headset, with one exception, which I'll touch on later. Considering my prior SS headset was the Arctis Pro w/GameDac, I chose to purchase the model with GameDac for the Nova Pro Wireless. My first thought was about battery life *shrug* as that always seem to be a point of contention, even with earbuds I had in the past for use with my phone. I didn't waste time regarding testing wireless and bluetooth battery life separately. Once I had the latest SteelSeries software updates, and updated the headset to the latest firmware, I connected both my personal PC and my work phone to the headset. On an average day, I am typically in calls for at least 6 hours. In between calls, in the past, I had been using the personal PC to stream music via the wired Arctis Pro headset. Needless to say, the idea the Nova Pro wireless would eliminate swapping between headset and earbuds was the first thought in my head. The results were technical perfection. I could listen to music without issue. During inbound or outbound calls, the music muted as calls started. Calls ended, and back to music. No swapping between two devices, no hassle...no muss and no fuss. They say the battery life is on average 11 hours. Luckily this has two batteries and the DAC is also the charger for the spare battery. I've used the headset consistently day in and day out, and typically find I'm only changing the battery after about 13 hours of use without bluetooth enabled, and about the same with bluetooth only being used. With both, I see about 10-11 hours of usage before needing to swap batteries. During the first couple of days, I noticed sound quality wasn't what I was used to from my Arctis Pro headset...then it dawned on me. I needed to go back into the SteelSeries software, and make sure I had changed both the settings and Sonar to have these as the primary sound device, as well as doing the same in my Windows settings. 5 minutes later, music was back to the quality I had grown accustom to. Sounds when gaming had not only returned in quality, but were actually better. Spatial sound allowed for easier identification of direction. All in all, just turned out an overall bettter experience. Another plus was getting up from my desk, having grown comfortable with wearing a headset, and not jerking my head back down because of a cord. I had walked from my desk to my kitchen before I even realized just how freeing the wireless experience was. Distance of the coverage is also amazing. For bluetooth, I can walk 30 feet away from my phone without issue, where my earbuds (Sony 1000MX5) started cutting out after about 5-6 feet, requiring me to pick up my phone every time I moved. On the wireless side, music moves with me all through the house. I can cook, clean, or just chill anywhere and enjoy it. Even this gets close to 30 feet before I start noticing any degradation. The only thing I did notice was something that should have been obvious: if the microwave is between the headset and DAC, it will cause the audio to flutter, but not break completely. Now to the ANC (Noise Cancellation). While it is a great addition to this headset, I think this might be where I have found, from prior use of both, Sony and Bose have more efficient noise cancelling. On the plus side, while it doesn't completely eliminate consistent noise, it does drastically reduce it to a level of being some distance away. Even with the lawn mower nearby, I could hear people on the calls, as well as they could hear me, without the lawn mower drowning either side out. The ANC reduces sound possibly -30db, but doesn't eliminate them all together. Even consistent noises become a minor backdrop in the audio world. It does its job well...even when on Discord with auto-mic in a chatroom. Now I mentioned an exception at the start of this review, and here it is: the fit. My wired Arctis Pros would allow me to bend over and or tilt my head without moving around on my head. This isn't the case with the Nova Pro Wireless. I believe this is due to one simple reason: the factory pads on the headset do not feel as robust as the former, therefore does not have the same ability to remain stationary. This is easily rectified by purchasing aftermarket replacements. If SS were to pay closer attention to reviews, they would see how some have stated this, and I'm in agreement: make them robust...and make them a bit more breathable as well. The faux leather design is just a trend all headset manufacturers follow as it "allows a better fit to eliminate noises around you" Pish Posh! There is hardly any difference between using a breathable material vs "leather" materials, unless you are an uber-picky audiophile. Listen to the people SS...they have spoken. Outside of the pads, this is hands-down a 5-Star production for battery life, sound quality, gaming, media and bluetooth connectity to a ton of various products from phones to TV's to streaming devices. A stellar upgrade from the Arctis Pro wired, in both quality and freedom of movement. If you have your doubts about switching from wired to wireless...do yourself a favor....CUT THE CORD!!! You won't regret it at all.

I see the top review is by a guy named M. Webb. I'd like to address some of his points and how just a few seconds of reading the instructions would have addressed all but one concern he has because the optical port was removed. I have no issues with the GG software. There is a feature that will allow you to hear yourself with ANC on when you're using the mic. If you go to the break-out box, you can turn that off. Other than that, I don't see why he is recommending to stay away from it. You NEED it to update the firmware. 1. "you're restricted to only making changes to sound profiles, etc when you use the software" Hold the button down, it will go into the menus to adjust the sound profiles. It says so in the instruction manual. After updating the firmware I closed the app and have not opened it again. It's running in the background, and I have not used to adjust levels or anything. I do it all with the break-out box it came with. 2. "So they give you this charging box now that doesn't let you do anything other than adjust the volume and chatmix" Again, HOLD THE BUTTON DOWN for like 2 seconds and you can adjust everything from the break-out box just like the previous model. You CAN change sound profiles. You CAN adjust the chant mix You CAN switch input/output modes Read the instructions. 3. "Smaller battery - the previous generation used 1000 mah - they reduced the size to 700 mah. Less capacity so now we have to charge more often / buy more batteries" This is just flat out WRONG. The batteries easily last twice as long as the previous model. The previous model had a much shorter battery life, I have no idea WTF he's even talking about, to be honest. 4. They didn't get rid of digital output, but they did get rid of the optical output, that's his first valid point. But I don't know why you would need it anymore. You can link this with any device that has a USB with the included USB C cable. And yes, it's in surround, not stereo. Again, it seems like he just needs to read instructions, I have had 0 issues swapping devices without having to unplug/plug in any device. The headset outputs surround sound, check your settings. 5. " They decided to use the cheapest plastic design at this single point of failure resulting in headphones that deteriorate well within the warranty period unless you have a tiny head or treat them like they're made of glass." I have no idea what he's even talking about. These are some of the sturdiest headphones I've ever bought. They feel like a tank and are solid. I don't know where this "single point of failure is." He doesn't explain or elaborate. I am looking all over my set and can't find what he's talking about. Everything is sturdy, there are made from metal and thick plastic, but it doesn't feel heavy to wear. 6. "ANC is shit quality. I Have 4 year old BOSE with ANC that work so much better at masking / eliminating drone noise." The ANC is not the best you can get, but it works really well. Based on his previous complaints, I would guess he doesn't know how to turn the ANC on. I cannot hear my PC next to me, I cannot hear the AC running from where I'm sitting with the ANC turned on. Is the ANC as good as my Sony XM5s? Hell no, but those are the best in the industry. If you're getting these to wear everywhere and block sound, they are not the best, for that. But for just sitting at home playing games, again, it works really well. So in conclusion, he has no idea what he's talking about. These are some of the best feeling and sounding gaming headsets I've ever bought. Wearing them kind of feels just like the Sony XM4/5s. So if you like how those fit and feel, you will like this headset. You can connect to 2 devices with this at once too using the breakout box and Bluetooth. So you can listen to a podcast/music on your phone and be connected to your PC/PS5 at the same time listening to both. So I would very much recommend this if you can afford it. They are a very good headset and a justifiable upgrade over the previous model. Some other things to address. I saw another complaint about that, Bluetooth not working. It works fine if you connect it correctly and don't walk away too far. But I can walk downstairs and still listen to my phone with this if the phone is upstairs connected with Bluetooth. I have not had any issues dropping the connection. Maybe it's a defect and he should exchange them? I don't know, I don't have that issue. Another complaint was about having to use the software to adjust the chatmix. You CAN NOT use the software for that. If you try and adjust it with the software it tells you to use the box! See the included screenshot.

I really kind of hate myself for buying this thing. In all honesty, a huge waste of money. And its too late to take it back =/ The hardware is great, the comfort and sound quality is amazing. That’s what makes it so much worse though. All this potential is left to die with, what now gets my official vote of “Worst piece of software ever created”, hands down. This Sonar... thing. Honestly its the whole “steelseriesggcarolbaskin.exe” whatever garbage they call it. Essentially it “makes everything easier for you” by creating this imaginary world, where all of your various devices just see each other and love each other happily ever after. While your oblivious software dances around like Simple Jack in a world of audio perfection, you get to hear a sludge, anywhere from 2-10 eqs all fighting for the same single audio output. There’s static screeches behind it all, I swear you still hear them for a while after you take the headset off. Reality isn’t all sunshine and rainbows like "ssggomg.exe" wants to believe. NOTHING gets along. It doesn’t get along with itself. You can sometimes force it into its “meant to be” state, but that’s balancing a house of cards on the back of a stack of turtles, and they’ve all got the sniffles. This usually involves resetting your whole audio stack down to almost the kernel level, just to switch games. The idea of a "stack" when you're not hosting and broadcasting a huge live music performance is beyond me. Certainly more trouble than its worth. Its like driving cross-country for the holidays with a car full of little kids. And the kids are actually a bag of raccoons that are confused, dizzy, starving AND blindfolded, simultaneously... and Santa Claus is the devil, and he made Sonar just for little boy and girl raccoons just like YOU. I seem to be going a bit loopy now in my old age. Well, old now, I ‘spose. I ‘spose its off to the world of open-source and mayhem, see if I can’t find a little lady for my prodigal headset to settle down with. Poor idiot may never be right again, but we can hold on to hope. That's still $300 spent, and still a solid piece of hardware at the core of it. I could get into more detail, but its not worth it. Just like this crap. Save yourself, go spend a couple hundred on… ANYYTHING else. Shoot, a bag of raccoons and a tuning fork would probably be the starting point equivalent. Go have fun, kids. I need to lay down… the screeches are gonna be angsty tonight, I can feel it in mah bones, I can...

Pleased with these headphones overall! The active nose cancellation performs well, and though I'm no audiophile, the sound quality is perfectly serviceable. I find it especially performs better than my old Corsair Voids in lower frequency ranges, and though I haven't had a real chance to try the spatial sound, it seems to work well in a controlled test. I like having a display showing the batteries' change levels and quick access to some controls without needing to go into the software, but I do miss the analog controls on my old Arctis 7 Wireless. The battery life is maybe below average, but the so-called infinite battery life system of Having Two Of Them mostly mitigates that annoyance along with the display showing the charge levels. Took a little practice but I can do the swap without taking the headphones off now. One feature I was pleased to discover is the ability to simultaneously connect to the wireless adapter and Bluetooth! I use this to watch streams on my PC while playing on my Steam Deck and get audio from both seamlessly mixed, something quite annoying to achieve otherwise. Maybe a niche use case, but it's one I personally run into a lot. Very cool! What I don't like are the stock earpads and some of the software functionality. The stock pads I found immediately uncomfortable, and bought third-party replacements right away. I sadly recommend anyone buying these do the same. I loved the analog chat mix on my old Arctis 7, and was always apprehensive of replacing them because of the newer headphones using a software-based approach instead. And unfortunately I've found that the ChatMix function through GG to be very flaky, most often the feature is disabled in the app and I can't access it by pressing the volume wheel. It's probably something with my software configuration, but it is disappointing to lose the immediate access found on the older headphones. You can change the wireless mode to prioritize speed or range, though the range is a little less than I've gotten with other wireless headphones. This is probably partly due to needing the dongle thing accessible instead of putting it where it'll give me better range, but worth mentioning. When the signal starts to give out, it just puts out whatever garbled data it's put back together, which I personally prefer to just cutting out, but some might find it unpleasant.

I use these for work, gaming and music. I like that I can connect my phone via Bluetooth while also being connected to my computer. I think the sound quality is good and I like the noise cancellation in the headphones. But the thing that prompted me to make a review is the microphone noise reduction. I work from home and my desk is on the ground floor against an exterior wall. During the call I just had, the landscapers arrived and started leaf blowing and using power tools just on the other side of the wall my desk is against. Like the bushes that touch the wall my desk sits in front of, and there are 2 windows. I can hear them speaking just on the other side of the wall from me right now. In my work call I needed to present and I asked the team if they were hearing the landscaping going on (it was really loud) but everyone confirmed the mic wasn’t picking up anything by my talking. My only con is that sometimes my ears ache a little after long wear, but I have seen that others recommend changing the cups which I haven’t done. Perhaps that would help with long wear sessions. All in, I think they are worth the price and I am happy with the quality and versatility of the product.

I've been wanting to purchase the Steelseries Arctis Nova Wireless Pro headset for a very long time, but could never justify spending the $350 for something I didn't strictly need because my current headset was working fine. However, after months and months and months of debating, I finally went ahead and bought it. I don't regret it at all. Yes, $350 is a lot of money and definitely more than I would just throw at a luxury good. However, I am very happy with my purchase. Where should I start? 1) Sound quality is amazing. I'm not an audiophile by any means, but music is clear and the bass is deep. Game audio is superb and it sounds just like my wired headsets. No issues at all here. 2) Microphone quality is very good, too. I've got not complaints from anyone. 3) Comfort is not perfect but more than good enough. They're a little tighter than my Arctis 7, but I only run into some very mild discomfort after eight hours of continuous use. Since I use these as my office headset, comfort is very important to me. 4) The swappable battery was the main selling point for me. I use this headset for work, and I often times forget to charge them. Since there's a swappable battery, I'm never in danger of running out of juice. If I'm low, then I switch to the other battery (that's charging in the hub) and I'm good to go. 5) Since I work from home, I needed some way to swap between my work laptop and my home desktop. Previously, I was using a USB switch, which is fine but clunky. The integrated hub makes this so easy. It allows for two wired inputs: PC-PC/PS5 or PC-Xbox, depending on the version. Do note that if you're connecting two PCs, you cannot use the PC-Xbox, as the Xbox port will not work correctly. 6) Perhaps the only downside is the Noise Cancellation feature. It works, but doesn't work as well as a dedicated Noise Cancellation device. Since this was not a critical feature for me, I don't mind, but please be aware that it's not the strongest part of the headset. All in all, if you have $350, and you're looking for an amazing wireless headset with swappable batteries and multiple inputs, the Nova Pro Wireless is what you're looking for. I highly recommend and I don't regret my purchase at all.

This review is on PC. Sound Quality: 3/5. This is the headsets week spot. Its sound quality is nothing special. It is not terrible, but it defiantly does not sound like a 300-dollar headset. For gaming, its primary purpose, its good if you tune it in the steel series software. FPS Sound mapping is good, but not great or exactly precise as I would like in PUBG or FPS. Everything outside of games is flat or dull, not awful, but not great. Sounds like a PC headset for half this price. It is mediocre in terms of sound quality. The Maxwell is far superior in this area from all reviews I have read (another premium headset in this price range) Software 3/5 Pretty clunky, UI not as polished or easy to navigate as Logitech G hub. When I restart my computer, it screws up all the settings in the Steel series software, causing me to go in manually fix it after every restart. Pretty annoying. The game profiles are nice and help with sound mapping in FPS games by choosing your game profile. I really enjoy the in-game video clips part of the software; I made it my primary software for this purpose. Steel Series is a big company and a big name for gaming, so things work well in games and the drivers are good. I have had no wireless connection issues. Most reviews seem to agree to much better than the Maxwell. Features: 5/5 This is the reason the headset cost so much in my opinion. I have a shared office space; I was always shouting which is not ideal. I did not want to hear myself in the mic with a sidetone. Nova Pro Wireless was the only wireless gaming headset with ANC feedback so I can hear my passive outside environment, including my own voice naturally, while gaming. This is the only reason I bought the headset as there was no competition for this feature. When using the ANC the other way around, to cancel out the outside environment, its performance is mediocre, but it works well to cancel out the A/C, fans, etc. It is loaded with other features I will never use like dual audio from two devices, etc.... They also sell a ton of official custom skin components for this headset to make it assorted colors or brand it with certain games. I customized mine with hot pic (picture attached). Hardware 3/5 It is a solid build. Combination of metal and durable plastic. Heavy but not too heavy. The leather ear cups are comfortable. All the sponsored videos telling you to buy Wicked Cushions is just a cash grab. The guys that make those videos make money off you. Try the stock ones first, they are fairly good. Minus one star for the terrible huge battery charger which also acts as the wireless dongle. Changing the battery is a clunky process and hardware device for this kind of sucks, takes up space, and is unnecessary. Once you figure it out, hot swapping the battery is easy and quick. Which is good because the battery life sucks. It normally lasts 2 days of gaming and it is time for a swap. The battery charger also has an annoying LED screen you cannot turn off. I wish it just came with USB dongle. Some users may not enjoy the ski-strap headband that secures it to the top of their head. It has been fine for me though. Mic: I cannot comment on the mic as I use an external Blue Yeti Mic on a Mic arm. Value: 2.5/5 Unless it has a particular feature set that you require, I do not think it is worth the MSRP. It is not a bad headset, but it is simply not worth the MSRP. Its sound quality is not amazing. If you can get it on sale for a very deep discount, consider it if you need the features it provides. I upgraded from a Logitech G Pro Wireless X and the sound quality is about the same, but the Logitech was slightly better. Logitech's software was also superior. I would have gone with the Maxwell in this price range but its gen 1 and it has its own problems. However, only the Nova Pro Wireless has ANC with the features I required in a wireless gaming headset. This is not a bad headset. But people who say it is amazing clearly do not have experience with other headsets in this price range. It excels at bells and whistle features that many other headsets do not offer and that is what makes it special. If you don’t need these features I would recommend going with another headset to get a better value for your MSRP.

Zu diesem Headset könnte ich echt eine Buch schreiben, wenn ich die Zeit hätte! Ich habe sehr lange für dieses Headset gespart, weil eine meiner Leidenschaften eben Musik hören, Musik produzieren, Gaming und Filme schauen ist. Außerdem höre ich so gut wie jeden Abend im Bett abends zum einschlafen Musik vom Handy. Was ich unendlich geil finde ist, dass man für jeden einzelnen Bereich Equalizer Einstellungen vornehmen und speichern kann und diese automatisch abgerufen werden, wenn man sich in diesem Modus befindet! Bedeutet: Wenn ich Filme schaue, schaltet das Headset auf meine individuellen Einstellungen fürs Filme anschauen um, beim Gaming ebenso, beim Musik hören auch und wenn ich über das Mikro telefoniere/Musik aufnehme/streame usw., dann ebenfalls. Das ist etwas, was für mich mindestens genauso toll ist, wie dass ich den Akku jederzeit innerhalb von Sekunden wechseln kann, ohne Unterbrechung! Mal ganz ehrlich: Das Headset hat mich ein bisschen mehr als 300 € gekostet und ich denke, es wird jedem klar sein, dass all die normalen wichtigen Dinge, wie die Akkulaufzeit oder der Klang und die Verarbeitung bei diesem Gerät einfach nur gigantisch sind. Ich brauche dazu nichts weiteres schreiben. Schaut euch Videos beim Hersteller an oder auf YouTube von Privatnutzern, wenn ihr sehr ins Detail gehen wollt. Ich hatte Headsets für 20 €, 50 € 100 € und nun eben auch für über 300 €. Und ich habe viele Vergleiche. Das hier ist eine ganz andere Liga zu allen Headsets, die ich bisher hatte und auch bisher in Läden (z.B. Media Markt) angehört habe. Es gibt allerdings trotzdem 4 Dinge, die ich kritisiere oder verbessern würde, da diese auch leicht umsetzbar sind: 1. Die Ohrpolster sind zwar wirklich sehr bequem, aber man schwitzt damit so sehr, dass es echt unangenehm wird nach einer Weile. Diese muss man austauschen! Es gibt aber bei Amazon Ohrpolster um die 20-40 €, die sogar einen Kühleffekt haben sollen. 2. Die Presets für Spiele! Ich bin ein Zocker! Ja - ich zocke wirklich gerne und vor allem Egoshooter. Die Presets von Steelseries sind auch gut (z.B. um Gegner besser zu hören oder Schritte und so weiter, aber wenn man diese einstellt, dann fehlt die komplette Dynamik beim Ton. Man hört wirklich andere Dinge kaum noch und es fühlt sich sehr komisch an, damit zu spielen. Kein umfang, kein Volumen, einfach nur diese hellen Schrittgeräusche! Ich habe eine Einstellung gefunden (nach ca. 2 Stunden Einstellzeit und vielen Tests), die unglaublich klingt!! Es klingt so, als wäre man mitten im Geschehen und man hört die Schrittgeräusche trotzdem mindestens genauso stark und früh, oder sogar noch besser, meiner Meinung nach! Das muss man meiner Meinung nach selbst für sich einstellen, da das Headset sonst klanglich eher schlecht rüberkommt, wenn man diese Presets als Referenz nimmt, obwohl das Headset um Welten mehr kann und besser klingt! 3. Für diesen Preis sollte definitiv ein Standfuß im Lieferumfang enthalten sein und nicht nur Dinge, die bei jedem Headset enthalten sind. Ein "Sahnebonbon obendrauf" hat schon so manches bewirkt und so manches Kind verzaubert ;-) 4. Ich weiß nicht, ob es ein Anwendungsfehler von mir ist, oder nicht? Aber wenn ich z.B. meinen zweiten Monitor beim Streaming dazu schalte, stellt sich mein ganzer, kompletter Sound auf die Monitore um, obwohl ich sogar eingestellt habe in der Software "GG" unter "Einstellungen" und dann unter dem Punkt "Backup device switch", dass die Monitore beide in der Liste "ausgeschlossene Geräte" verschoben wurden! Da blicke ich echt nicht durch. Aber mal sehen, vielleicht bekomme ich das noch raus oder hier schreibt mir jemand einen Tipp :-)... Meine Bewertung trotz dem kleinen Mängeln 9,5 von 10 Sterne, weil der Klang, die Verarbeitung, die Special-Effects mit dem austauschbarem Akku, den tollen Equalizer-Einstellungen und automatischen wechseln, aber auch das Feature, dass ich mit dem gleichen Headset vom PC einfach über Bluetooth mit meinem Handy verbinden kann, um dort abends im Bett Musik zu hören, oder unterwegs, einfach gigantisch geil sind und ich darauf nicht mehr verzichten möchte! DANKE an den Hersteller, für dieses unübertriebene, mega MEISTERWERK!

Ho sempre acquistato prodotti steelseries, mi sono sempre trovato bene dai più economici ai più cari. Ho deciso di prendere queste nova pro wireless dopo aver avuto le nova 7p per avere finalmente il massimo dell’esperienza sonora, del comfort e funzionalità.. e niente non sono rimasto deluso dalle aspettative! Il gameDac è fantastico, puoi modificare i preset e tutto ciò che la cuffia offre proprio da questa base che fa anche da ricarica per le due batterie intercambiabili da 22 ore ciascuna, appena si scarica una batteria puoi avere l’altra già carica e pronta all’uso, quindi autonomia illimitata! Costano molto, sono le migliori cuffie che steelseries offre, ma se prese con un buono sconto non vi pentirete della scelta.

Been using these headphones for a year or two now and they're still holding up great. The mic wasn't quite to standard, it's quite muffled and not great quality, but it gets a bit better when you start messing with the equalizer and such in the steelseries app, I ended up getting a separate mic. The sound is pretty good and the batteries last a day or two of 9hr gaming sessions before needing to swap and it's easy and fast to do so.

Colis reçus en avance avec la promo de la prime Day. Le casque Steelseries Arctis nova pro wireless et vraiment top, j'avais hésité depuis le début d'année à le prendre et je ne suis pas déçu. - Dans la boîte, vous avez un Dac, deux câbles USB vers USB C, un câble analogique pour brancher le casque en filaire si besoin, une petite mousse anti-pop pour le micro et une deuxième batterie. – Niveau confort le casque est léger, je l’es porter tous une journée et je n'ai ressenti aucune douleur sur les oreilles, à voir pour ceux qui ont des plus grandes têtes que moi, mais vous pouvez régler le bandeau si besoin. – Le micro, alors beaucoup dise que le micro est mauvais, d'autres disent que ça passe, personnellement, j'ai testé avec des amis sur PC et sur PS5, on m'entend bien, on comprend bien, ma voix est claire, ce n'est peut-être pas le meilleur micro. Ceux qui disent cependant que la voix est pourrie et qu'on ne comprend pas ce qu'il dise dans le micro par leurs amis, je ne crois pas un mot. - Sonar l'application sur PC qui n'est pas disponible sur PS5, pour tous ceux qui demandent si Sonar où les réglages Sonar son disponible sur PS5, c'est non, vous ne pouvez pas, perso, je trouve le logiciel complet, je connaissais déjà, je l'utilisais et vous pouvez vraiment régler votre son comme vous le souhaité, après réglage mon micro est propre et le son super dans les oreilles, vous avez plusieurs presets si vous souhaitez pour différent jeu. – Le Dac petit boîtier qui permet de recharger les batteries, de régler le chat mix disponible que sur PC et vous ne pouvez pas régler le chat mix sur PS5 ! pour tous ceux qui demande. On peut se connecter en Bluetooth 5.2, en Wi-Fi 2,4 GHZ et en filaire analogique. plusieurs réglages sont disponibles sur le boîtier (Égaliseur, gain, ANC...) il reçoit deux câbles USB C à l'arrière pour connecter deux appareils pour mon cas PC et PS5 deux réglages pour deux appareils, c'est parfait. préférer la connexion Wi-Fi 2,4 GHZ le Bluetooth lui sert pour le téléphone les deux fonctionnent en même temps, vous pouvez regarder une vidéo YouTube sur le téléphone et jouer à un jeu en même temps et avoir écouté les deux. Il y a aussi une entrée et une sortie. – Le son pour moi est très bon, ça marche bien, les graves, les médiums et les aigus sont bien retranscrits, peu être dans les hauts aigus qui manquent, peu être un petit truc, mais sinon dans l'ensemble le tout fonctionne bien dans les jeux, en lecture de musique, je le trouve très bon aussi ainsi que les films et vidéo. Avec Sonar, vous trouverez largement votre réglage pour avoir votre son parfait à votre image à vous. Ainsi, ont peu réglé indépendamment le réglage pour les jeux, le média, le micro, la sortie du chat et la sortie AUX, ne vous rebutez pas avec le logiciel, car il n'est vraiment pas difficile à utiliser. Tout cela évidement, c'est pour le réglage PC ! – Sur PS5, je répète, on ne peut pas utiliser Sonar. Comme tempest 3D gère le traitement audio sur la console pour le son ça va, c'est très bon, je joue régulièrement à apex legend et j'entends bien les bruits de pas, les tirs au loin et tout ça, je n'ai absolument pas un avis négatif sur le son par rapport à ce que vous pouvez voir ça fonctionne très bien et en party vocale le micro marche bien, on m'entend très bien aussi ma voix est claire comme j'ai pu le dire avant en tout cas le son est bien retranscrit aussi . Pas leur réglage et qui va dire que mon avis est nul. - Le prix quant à lui est vraiment cher et ce qu'il vaut son prix, je ne pense pas comme la plus par de tous les casques haut de gamme on paye la marque... mais si vous le trouvez avec un bon prix, allez y… – Pour finir Bien sûr que je recommande ce casque, il y a toujours mieux et il y a toujours pire, si vous voulez vraiment un casque pour la musique et tout, partez sur un casque pour ce genre de chose, celui-là c'est le faire aussi avec le sans fil, il va vous accompagner partout !

Używam codziennie po 8+ godzin . Słuchawek używam do pracy do rozmów przez Teams / Meet , muzyki oraz gier. Jakość Audio i Mikrofonu jest bardzo dobra jak na bezprzewodowe słuchawki . ANC jest ok , ale nie najlepsze . Największą zaletą jest stacja bazowa. Wymienne baterie to coś cudownego , możliwość podłączenia pod dwa urządzenia jest bardzo wygodna , ale .... niestety starsza wersja tych słuchawek jest dużo bardziej dopracowana , tak na prawdę jedyną rzecz którą tracicie kupując starszą wersję to możliwość podłączenia dwóch komputerów , co można rozwiązać kvm-em za 100 zł. Nową i starszą wersję mam ustawioną dokładnie w tym samym miejscu , podłączoną pod dokładnie te same komputery i : Plus: + Nowa wersja ma delikatnie większy zasięg ( może 1m) + Pozbyłem się kabelków od kvm-a. ( Do gier mam PC a do pracy Maca ) + Możliwość odtwarzania przez głośniki i słuchawki ( nie używam ale wydaje mi się że dla kogoś może to być bardzo przydatne ) Minusy: - Słuchawki mają tendencje do nie działania z Mac , czasami trzeba resetować stacje bazową odpinać kable i może zaskoczy - Słuchawki potrafią się zaciąć i trzeba je zresetować - Kiedy wychodzi się z zasięgu odbiornika potrafią bardzo głośno i nieprzyjemnie trzeszczeć - Wsadzanie baterii do ładowarki jest strasznie nie ergonomiczne i bez patrzenia na wyświetlacz nie wiadomo czy poprawnie się to zrobiło , zdarzyło mi się już wsadzić baterie odwrotnie , lub nie poprawnie . - Osadzenie baterii w słuchawkach też jest kiepskie . Starsza wersja ma to dużo lepiej zaprojektowane -Brak wyjścia optycznego , które było w starej wersji . Aux Out które jest w tych słuchawkach ma straszne zakłócenia i trzeba dokupić filtr - Brak sprzętowej opcji podziału dźwięku na grę i voice chat ... przeniesione to zostało do aplikacji która działa tylko na PC. Ogólnie nie polecam . Mam nadzieje że część problemów zostanie usunięta przez updejty . Nie widzę powodu dla którego ktoś miałby wybrać te słuchawki zamiast starszej wersji , szkoda bo miałem nadzieje że będzie to tylko refresh wyglądu , anc i pare mniejszych ulepszeń , a wyszła niedoróbka. Co do ANC mam mieszane odczucia z jednej strony na pewno dużo bardziej odcinają otoczenie w porównaniu do starszej wersji z drugiej pady nie nadają się do długiego noszenia i wydaje mi się że starsza wersja nie miała problemu z tłumieniem przynajmniej w otoczeniu w którym ja ich używam