SteelSeries Arctis Nova Pro Wireless X Gaming Headset for Xbox - Arctis Signature Sound

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Se escuchan muy bien los arctis nova pro Wireless pero tengo algunas recomendaciones - se tiene que usar el software de la marca con sonar para aprovechar los audífonos, tanto para el audio como para el micrófono, el software hace la diferencia - me parece que si los compras tienes que cambiar las almohadillas , las que vienen son de piel sintética y no son tan grandes Yo ya sabia esto por reseñas que vi y lo comprobe cuando los probe Aprovechando que cambie las almohadillas tambien cambien la correa de arriba y sus dos tapas , me gusto mucho lo personalizable que es, yo le dejo la espuma en el micrófono porque me da flojera quitarsela , pero el micrófono se puede ocultar por completo

Hi all (READ THIS BEFORE YOU BUY), Below is my one-week review with the product. I will edit it after a 3 month period. To start, I have lots of experience with headphones. I have had Beats Studios, Airpods Max, Turtle Beachs, Bose 700s, multiple Razer headsets, and even other Steelseries products like the Arctis 6. None of these compare to these for a few reasons I will go into below. I use headphones for gaming but also I work from home as a software engineer, so I am on the computer a LOT and in lots of zoom meetings. !!! Disclaimer !!!: These are the "Xbox" version of these. That means, on your multi-system adapter/DAC, one cord can go into a PC/PlayStation and one can go into an Xbox. **If you plan to use this for a PC and PlayStation, please go buy the non-Xbox version. That said, if you plan to ever use this with an Xbox, you will need this version. You CAN use the Xbox slot for a PC, but it will show up as an "Xbox Controller" and will have more limited functionality. Okay, back to the reasons. 1. Ease of use. I opened these up, plugged the multi-system DAC into my PC, turned on the headset and was ready to go. I had a few onboarding steps: Download Steelseries GG, update drivers, restart device (a few times?), but since then they have works FLAWLESSLY. 2. Wireless. These aren't just your typical wireless. I have had no connection issues. I can walk to the other side of the house, as long as I don't have too many walls between me and my computer these things still work, even then there was just some static. The quality is great as well. 3. Battery. This is HUGE. There is a battery in the headset that you can remove and swap with the one CHARGING IN THE DAC. Yes, you heard me, just swap the battery when you need and boom, full charge. You'll never need the direct connection outside of updates to the firmware. This really is fantastic and easy to use. 4. Microphone. I don't personally use the microphone, but the quality compared to most other headset mics I have used it up there. Some have asked me if you can use the mic while it is in the headset still. I'd say yes, but it will be lower volume and less clear, but I tested it and it would still work (and frankly was still better than like HyperX headset microphones that I've had. I wouldn't buy these FOR the microphone per-say, if you want a nice microphone you can buy a Blue Snowball for cheap on amazon on sale and it'll be all you need unless you want more professional stuff (get the Blue Yeti after that maybe). 5. Connection. I have only used the DAC connection which is really really good as I said in the wireless review. That said, I will be trying to Bluetooth to test that seamlessness they inspire there. I would LOVE if I could get phone notifications while also gaming or in work calls without interrupting those I'm talking to our my gaming experience too much (while of course also me still being alerted). 6. Look. These look great. They look professional enough that I can wear them on work calls. I would maybe thing twice if it was a client meeting, but other than that, I'd feel comfortable in these all day. 7. Comfort. This is only a one-week review, but I will say they are quite comfortable. The airpods max and arctis 6 are notable uncomfortable to me, the first being too heavy and the second putting too much pressure on parts of my head that I get a headache. That said, no problem with these so far. I like the ear cups actually, they're soft and feel premium (as they should for this price point). I know I've seen people complain online, but I've had no issues with these. If I do, you'll see an update right below here. Overall: Great connectivity and ease of use while looking nice enough for me to not be embarrassed because they're "gaming" all while being comfortable with good audio. This is a very high price point. If you really are a gamer and want a very intuitive product while avoiding crazy RGBs and your headsets looking too "gaming", and you can afford these, then absolutely. That said, this is not just money you're spending on this headset but it's money you could put elsewhere. Audio is important, but you could get a perfectly good headset for less and still not miss out on the gaming experience. These are absolutely a 'premium' product and thus the price point might not really align perfectly. That said, these are my favorite headphones to-date and I am very happy with my purchase, so you might be too. Please like this helpful if this was useful for you. Thanks for listening to my TED Talk :)

Once I turn the ANC on there is a static noise on the right ear, but overall great headset

This is my first higher quality headset. I came from using wired Hyper X Clouds. I work from home and am into PC gaming. I use my headset everyday for at least 2 hours a day, up to 8 hours a day (I switch between headset and desktop speakers). Heavily use headset for work Zoom/Teams calls, discord chat for gaming, and enjoy music while working. I wanted to replace my Hyper X since the ear cups were flaking the black material everywhere making a mess, and it was time for an upgrade. This is an incredible headset. Build quality, comfort, audio quality and customization options. I've had multiple, 'wow, this headset is awesome' moments. Inspired by the following features: - The dual battery with charging device inside the wireless transmitter is the best QOL feature. - Connecting to two input sources - PC via 2.4 wireless and iPhone with Bluetooth at the same time. I needed this in a pinch to solve a comms problem and was a very cool moment. - The Sonar software is absolutely worth installing. I primarily use my device connected to the Sonar source instead of direct to the headset. The AI noise cancelling works really well for me. Biggest issue: - There is an option to switch the wireless 2.4 Mode between Range and Speed. It defaults to Speed, but I noticed some drop in connection going to my kitchen. I switched to Range mode but there was no improvement. However, there was a moment where the headset made a loud POP that actually hurt my eardrums for a while. I don't wear them away from my desk any more. Other notes: - I preferred the pre-set equalizer options that come in the wireless transmitter, so I reproduced the one I like the most in Sonar. When you connect to Sonar it overrides and locks out equalizer options on the transmitter. - Despite having the XBOX edition I don't own or plan to own an XBOX. It makes no difference for me as I only plan to use it via PC and occasionally Bluetooth. It was the only edition available to me at the time I purchased.