Arctis Nova 7 Wireless Multi-Platform Gaming Headset - Neodymium Magnetic Drivers - Dual Wireless 2.4GHz & Bluetooth - 38H USB-C Battery - ClearCast Gen2 AI Mic - PC, PS5, Mobile

The SteelSeries Arctis Nova 7 headphones are fantastic quality. I’ve been using them daily for a long time and they’ve held up really well — they’re comfortable, durable, and I even end up sleeping with them on sometimes without any issues. My only complaint is the mic button. It seems to have developed a fault where it bleeps if it rubs against something like my chair, which makes it feel a bit too sensitive now. Aside from that, the sound quality is great, the microphone works really well, and overall I prefer these far more than the Corsair headset I was using before.

After realizing that using Skullcandy Hesh Evo headphones as a PS4 headset was not the wisest decision, I finally decided to treat myself to the Arctis Nova 7's. I will say I went into buying these completely blind, without checking reviews or doing any research beforehand. The first thing that caught my attention was the packaging and presentation. It was simple, straightforward, and easy to open without any risk of damage. As I unboxed the headset, the USB-C dongle immediately caught my eye. I admit, I panicked for a moment because I intended to use these headphones for my PS4. However, I was relieved to find that it included a USB-C to USB adapter, a lengthy 3.5mm cable, and a more than sufficient USB-C charging cable as well. when I picked up and wore the headset for the first time I noticed how lightweight it is and also how much thought went into weight distribution, from the material of the ear-cups and the headband down to the other materials, it's so impressively made that I've easily done all day gaming sessions and had not even come close to feeling some form of discomfort or irritation throughout. (This goes out to my fellow comrades that also have to wear when gaming) yes they're extremely comfortable when wearing glasses, although the only slight negative being that if wearing your glasses how you normally would the very back of the temples (the part that sits on top of your ears) after some amounts of time start to slightly dig into your head, I've found that bringing your glasses slightly forward fixes this entirely. The nicest feature these are capable of, and something I have used nonstop is the ability for simultaneous connection between both the included dongle and a Bluetooth device, I knew that it had Bluetooth connectivity beforehand but using this for the first time just makes the price that slightly more justifiable, the battery life is unbelievable, I've had gaming sessions as long as 10 hours and the lowest I see the battery life go to is no less than 30% (this is just using a wireless connection, battery life will differ if using Bluetooth simultaneously) overall they're the most feature rich and comfortable headphones that I have owned to date, Overall Rating? A very solid 9.4/10

I was seeking the perfect headphones to replace my old (very old! Steelseries). I have included other headphones I tried at the bottom I wanted comfort, wireless, good quality and good mic. To summarise, these are quite comfortable, good quality audio, good mic and are EXTREMELY decent wirelessly. No noise or disconnects for me! The dongle itself is very nice. The band to support the ears works well. I love having a mic you can retract. The game / chat wheel is great. I can turn down chat while keeping the game the same! I first tried the Arctis Nova Pro, very expensive. They are worth the price, however for me the active noise cancelling speaker dug into my ear. Very painful. They're probably fine if you have money to burn and normal sized head. Then I tried the Logitech pro X 2. These were basically fine. Removable mic, good quality. Only problem was the speaker sits quite close to the ear, which again is uncomfortable. Then the Razer Blackshark v2 pro. Very good mic, comfortable though I didn't like the foam. Very bad connection for a headset of that price. These headphones beat all of these apart from possibly in the audio quality of the logitech ones and obviously no active noise cancelling. I'd recommend these to anyone.

I upgraded from the Arctis 1 which I was already very satisfied with. It does everything you need, compatible with everything from consoles to computers to mobile. It sounds good, not that I’m an audiophile but it seems great, and there is a whole EQ and settings application. The only thing I can mark down is the connection noises, they are a lot more unpleasant than the arctis 1’s noises. I know they are meant to be audible, and this is only a small complaint. Don’t let that sway your decision. It’s very very comfortable to Wear, although I find it’s a little heavier than I expected, fits perfectly as it’s adjustable and so is the band on top. The microphone quality is a little lacklustre for the price in my opinion. The charging speed and capacity is great too.

I used the Steelseries Arctis 7 Chat for over 6 years now. Just today upgraded to the Arctis Nova 7 and I have to say this is the worst wireless headset I have used in years 1. Comfort. The headset is VERY uncomfortable, I'm not sure why people claim this is the most comfortable headset they have ever used, it must be miserable if this is the most comfortable they've had. Clamping force is too strong, headband is too tight on longest option, and the ear pads are very scratchy 2. Wireless. The headset keeps losing connectivity and giving jittery high frequence noise that's very irritating, and I am just 5 meters away in my kitchen. I must have received a faulty unit, otherwise this is such a downgrade from almost a decade ago 3. Price. It retails msrp of 180 GBP, I got it for 150 GBP and it is nowhere near the standard of similar headsets of this pricepoint 4. Audio. Nothing to scream about, I expect good audio at this pricepoint but it doesn't blow me away. 5. Sonar. Literally the worst software I have ever used, I had it turned off for my previous headset and I was just reminded today why I had it turned off for years. Enabling sonar adds 5 new output devices. No thanks, surely something must have gone wrong during programing I will be going back to my Arctis 7 Chat until I find a new pair

I was looking for a new headset for gaming and seen this in the top 3. Planing to use it as a traveling headset occasionally I got the nova 7 for the best design. If you see them you will not guess its actually a gaming headset. Premium feel, comfortable, good connectivity, mic could of been a bit better but no complaints, Sonar EQ and all the good stuff. First thing when i received it I noticed max volume was pretty low and found that it's locked in settings, if you unlock that you need to be careful as it's extremely loud at max vol. An expensive headset but after 2 months now I will say it's well worth the price. Good luck!

Good "neutral sound", slightly better than arctis 3 an old wired model I replaced with this, and very cheap at 150$ too. 50% price of high precision headphones for professional studio use, like bose. Connectivity had no issues and manual was easy to understand, comfortable like all steelseries headsets. The issue for me was the poor QC which resulted in a faulty unit that has a soft static hissing noise when connected wirelessly. Bearable but not ideal at all. QC testing needs higher standards and more motivation for employees. Would have been 5 stars otherwise. Seteelseries is consistent with the poor QC and short-lasting build standard, I've used 4 products and all lasted around 8 months before replacement. Steelseries products are always comfortable and a good fit though. If you are looking to purchase: I'd recommend a 100$ razer headset or 300$ bose headphones if possible over steelseries's seemingly untested units. As for the software, it is good software forced into adding features of bloatware. Do not install, flat EQ is fine as is.

I bought the SteelSeries Arctis Nova 7 headphones during Prime Day at a great price. After being recommended SteelSeries, I decided to give them a try, and I have not been disappointed. The setup was a breeze. The little dongle with a USB-C end plugged into my computer, and the headphones connected effortlessly via their program, which allowed me to customize the sound, mic, and other settings. I've also connected these headphones to another device via Bluetooth without any issues—they always connect seamlessly. The headphones come with a USB to USB-C charger, and I find the battery life impressive, lasting a whole week depending on usage before needing a recharge. One minor issue is that they fit slightly loosely on me since I have a smaller head, so I sometimes worry about them falling off if I move too much. However, this isn't a deal-breaker for me. I love that the mic retracts and hides away within the headphones when not in use, and it's easily adjustable. The noise-canceling feature works great, and the mic effectively blocks out background noise during meetings or gaming sessions. Overall, I highly recommend the SteelSeries Arctis Nova 7. If you're looking for a new headset, you won't be disappointed with this set.