SteelSeries 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

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!

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.

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 years1. 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 scratchy2. 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 ago3. 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 pricepoint4. 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 programingI will be going back to my Arctis 7 Chat until I find a new pair

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.

Good sound, decent microphone. The ability to connect multiple devices at the same time was new for me but it let me connect it to my phone while playing games on my computer completely wirelessly. The microphone has no echo but you can hear yourself if you turn the volume up for whatever reason. The charge speed is very fast and only takes about 20 min to go to from dead to max, battery life lasts about 15 hours. The design is fairly nice but the magnetic plates on the side look a little weird.

I am writing this review after 2-3 years of purchase.Pros:- Comfortable to wear- Wireless- Good for work and daily usage- Good battery lifeCons(I have 3 other friends using the exact same model and they are also complaining about these below issues)- There is a software to adjust EQ and sound but it is useless and doesn't make the sound better in any way- Not good for gaming, My Friend can hear footsteps and other details with his sired cheap headset but Nova 7 is just giving a muddy output. Presets in the Sonar software doesn't make a difference.- Hissing sound even when nothing is being played, it goes away when you slightly reduce the volume dial on the device but the sound becomes unbalanced between left and the right side (one becomes louder and other becomes very silent)- Randomly turns itself off with a loud beep noise- You need to unplug and plug the dongle to the pc again sometimes to connect it back- Sometimes it becomes very loud when you first connect it to the pc and plugging and unplugging the dongle trick works again and reduces it to the correct levelIn general, I would recommend it for general daily and office use. But not for gaming or music streaming. They should do a proper software update to fix these issues.