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product_id: 59837411
title: "SteelSeries Arctis Pro Wireless Gaming Headset - High Fidelity 2.4 GHz Wireless - Mixable Bluetooth - Non-Stop Dual Battery - OLED Base Station - AI Noise Canceling Mic - PC, PS5, PS4, Mobile - Black"
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# 40,000 Hz Hi-Res audio Lag-free 2.4 GHz + Bluetooth dual wireless 20+ hrs dual swappable batteries SteelSeries Arctis Pro Wireless Gaming Headset - High Fidelity 2.4 GHz Wireless - Mixable Bluetooth - Non-Stop Dual Battery - OLED Base Station - AI Noise Canceling Mic - PC, PS5, PS4, Mobile - Black

**Brand:** steelseries
**Price:** € 437.82
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🎮 Elevate your game with wireless freedom and studio-grade sound — never miss a beat or a call!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** SteelSeries Arctis Pro Wireless Gaming Headset - High Fidelity 2.4 GHz Wireless - Mixable Bluetooth - Non-Stop Dual Battery - OLED Base Station - AI Noise Canceling Mic - PC, PS5, PS4, Mobile - Black by steelseries
- **How much does it cost?** € 437.82 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- steelseries enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted steelseries brand quality
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## Key Features

- • **Zero Downtime Gaming:** Dual swappable batteries keep you powered for 20+ hours—charge one while using the other, so the game never stops.
- • **Seamless Dual Wireless:** Rock-solid 2.4 GHz lossless audio combined with Bluetooth lets you effortlessly switch between gaming and mobile calls.
- • **Luxury Meets Durability:** Crafted from lightweight steel and aluminum alloy with the iconic Arctis ski goggle headband for all-day comfort and style.
- • **Pro-Grade Communication:** ClearCast AI noise-canceling mic delivers studio-quality voice clarity, ensuring your team always hears you loud and clear.
- • **Unmatched Audio Fidelity:** Experience crystal-clear sound with premium Hi-Res speakers spanning 10-40,000 Hz for immersive gaming and media.

## Overview

The SteelSeries Arctis Pro Wireless headset combines cutting-edge dual wireless tech (2.4 GHz + Bluetooth) with premium Hi-Res 40,000 Hz speakers and dual swappable batteries for uninterrupted 20+ hour gaming sessions. Built with durable steel and aluminum, it features an OLED base station, AI noise-canceling ClearCast mic, and versatile compatibility across PC, PS5, PS4, and mobile devices—designed for pros who demand flawless audio and ultimate comfort.

## Description

Arctis Pro Wireless features rock solid dual wireless technology with lag free 2.4G wireless lossless audio and Bluetooth mobile audio, combined with 40,000 Hz capable Hi-Res capable speaker drivers and a Clear Cast mic making it the ultimate gaming audio system. Plus, Arctis Pro Wireless is designed with luxury materials like polished steel and aluminum alloy, and the exclusive Arctis ski goggle headband and Airwave performance fabric ear cushions. The multi input wireless transmitter with an OLED screen and included swappable rechargeable batteries make the gaming audio system as flexible as it is powerful. 2.4g range: 40 ft., 12m 5–40,000 kHzbattery life 20 hours (10 per battery).Bluetooth version 4.1Bluetooth profiles a2dp, hfp, hsp.

Review: Very good gaming headset on par, probably better than Astro A50 - I've had this for a couple months now on my PS4 and am quite satisfied. I'm coming from a Gen 1 A50 that I've used for a very long time. The main reason I purchased is for the battery life and swapping feature. I typically go days without swapping, but if for some reason I forgot to swap, I can do so quickly and continue gaming. With A50's you need to plug in to charge. My old A50's battery life was a couple hours at most even after a new battery replacement. Granted, I know the new A50's get much better battery life, on par with the Arctis, but it's a plus nevertheless. I really appreciate never having to be tethered. BTW, swapping batteries on Astros are not easy, so that's another benefit of swappable batteries - you can just buy new ones if they eventually run out of charges. The sound quality is different than the Astros. Astros were definitely more bass heavy, but I quickly got used to the tighter sound on the Arctis. They definitely sound more crisp. Another difference is that the earcups on the Arctis are much more isolating. Again, it's different, not better or worse. However, while talking, you can still hear your own voice with the Sidetone feature that let's you set how much of your own voice you want to hear through your headset. I set mine very low, but you can turn off altogether if you want. Supposedly the mic quality on the Arctis is better than the Astros from what I read, but I don't really care since I don't listen to myself. Everyone heard me fine with both. One feature I really do miss is the flip up mic on the A50's. This is a tactile, binary mute indicator. I always knew I was muted with it flipped up. On the Arctis, there is a red light on the mic that indicates mute, but I have to actually look at a reflection to visually confirm its muted. On the plus side, it's nice to completely retract the mic so it's not even there on the Arctis. Not as crisp a design as the flip up/mute mic though. As far as comfort, they both felt good, neither stood out more than the other. For build quality, I prefer the Arctis surprisingly. The buttons and wheels just feel crisper. It seems like a more durable design at the key weak points as well. The two headsets are pretty close in all ways, just different. Aside from the battery swap which I think is the best, most practical feature for a wireless headset, there are a couple other things that made me choose this one over the A50 gen 3. The customizability of sound in the easy to reach mixer is nice but I don't change settings much myself. I heard the charging stand for the A50 is inconsistent and fussy, which makes total sense if you are trying to line up charging points. Also, it's a 3 year old headset at this point. Maybe gen 4 will blow us all away, but I needed a new one now. Another thing that's a plus on the Arctis is the bluetooth capability. I thought I would use it more, but haven't had the need yet in my setup. I have a dedicated BT headset and I just swap when I need to make a call. It could be useful if you don't have multiple headsets though. Overall, I am very satisfied with the headset. Sounds great, comfortable, and battery for days (recreational gamer), and quick swapping if you run out. But I would probably also be almost as satisfied with an updated A50.
Review: First Week Impressions: best gaming headset if cost isnt an issue - Downsizing from a pretty large set up, needed something low drag and picked up these, the new Audio technica mx50 gaming headset, and the cheaper wireless logitech cans. Pros: FUNCTIONALITY - i cannot iterate on this enough, these are the most functional and well thought out pair of cans you can buy, my favorite functionality is the 2 battery and charging doc in the wireless receiver, having no charging down time or having to plug in a wire while playing is something that really makes this headset standout. Comfort - full disclosure I got the wicked ear pads for MX50 and it certainly widened the sound stage and helped with bass, as well as helping with comfort (4 hour gaming session my ears got sweaty with stock pads, not with the wickeds). These headphones are heavier than the ATG1WL but you dont feel it on your head, i First hated the ski goggle head band but i love it now. Sound pass through - turning these off and having it go straight to your speakers without having to change audio source is FANTASTIC. MIC quality - coming form an at 2030 XLR, i was expecting to get some comments from my friends, no bother, they all said i sounded really great, just more condensed; i am not using the pop filter. I also love the pull out function of the mic and this made it stand out over the AT G1WL. EQ Options - I love having options to change the EQ and all that, having software to do so as well as an OLED transmitter is very nice and easy to use. You can play with it and find great sound options for everything, makes up for the okay sound. CONS: Sound - could be better especially with the stock ear cups, however, after playing with the EQ im very content with the sound, mind you im coming from a professional set up, AKG 702s with phantom power DAC. These are gaming headphones, not monitor headphones, Very happy with what they do. That said out of the box the G1WLs are noticeably better but i wasnt a fan of the V-shaped bass on those, really enjoy the balanced sound on these Arctis Pros and i can change the EQ for different types of musics and per game (fps vs. singleplayer (borderlands/destiny) vs. Co op game where i need more chat balance. Battery life is kind of meh but you get two batteries so idk if its really a con, just something to be aware of if you think you're too lazy to put the extra battery in the dock. Will update this if i suffer any QC issues but so far im very happy with my purchase and highly reccomend these headphones for a wireless gaming set up. The sound isnt insane but for wireless gaming headphones its very good with a ton of functionality and adjust ability.

## Features

- Dual-Wireless technology provides rock solid, 2.4G wireless lossless audio for gaming, combined with Bluetooth connectivity for mobile devices
- Premium Hi-Res speakers with high-density neodymium magnets reproduce a full, expansive frequency range from 10 – 40,000 Hz with stunning realism and clarity
- Luxurious lightweight steel and aluminum alloy construction offers maximum durability and a consistent fit
- Two included swappable batteries allow you to charge a battery in the base station, while using the other for more than 20 hours of gaming
- Widely recognized as the best mic in gaming, the ClearCast microphone delivers studio-quality voice clarity and background noise cancellation
- Optional firmware update from SteelSeries Engine will add PS5 input mode.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B079YBKT3H |
| Additional Features | Gaming |
| Age Range Description | Adult |
| Antenna Location | Gaming |
| Audio Driver Type | Dynamic Driver |
| Battery Average Life | 20 Hours |
| Battery Charge Time | 20 Hours |
| Best Sellers Rank | #3,148 in Video Games ( See Top 100 in Video Games ) #28 in PlayStation 4 Headsets |
| Bluetooth Range | 10 Meters |
| Bluetooth Version | 4.1 |
| Brand | SteelSeries |
| Brand Name | SteelSeries |
| Built-In Media | Arctis Pro Wireless Headset; Transmitter Base Station; USB Audio Cable; Toslink Optical Cable; Mobile Audio Cable; Mobile Charging Cable; Microphone Windscreen |
| Cable Features | Without Cable |
| Color | Black |
| Compatible Devices | PC, PS5, PS4, Mobile |
| Connectivity Technology | Wireless |
| Control Method | Touch |
| Control Type | Media Control |
| Customer Package Type | Rigid and Cushioned |
| Customer Reviews | 4.0 out of 5 stars 6,154 Reviews |
| Ear Placement | Over Ear |
| Earpiece Shape | Rounded Over-Ear |
| Enclosure Material | Aluminum, Steel |
| Form Factor | Over Ear |
| Frequency Range | 10 Hz -40 kHz |
| Frequency Response | 40000 Hz |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00813682022358 |
| Headphone Folding Features | Over Ear |
| Headphone Jack | 3.5 mm Jack |
| Headphones Ear Placement | Over Ear |
| Impedance | 32 Ohms |
| Is Autographed | No |
| Item Type Name | Headset |
| Item Weight | 1.51 Pounds |
| Manufacturer | SteelSeries |
| Model Name | Arctis Pro Wireless |
| Model Number | 61473 |
| Noise Control | Active Noise Cancellation |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Series Number | 61473 |
| Specific Uses For Product | Gaming |
| Style Name | Arctis Pro |
| Theme | Video Game |
| Total USB 2.0 Ports | 1 |
| UPC | 813682022358 |
| Unit Count | 1.0 Count |
| Warranty Description | 1 Year |
| Water Resistance Level | Waterproof |
| Wireless Technology | Bluetooth |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** SteelSeries
- **Color:** Black
- **Ear Placement:** Over Ear
- **Form Factor:** Over Ear
- **Impedance:** 32 Ohms

## Images

![SteelSeries Arctis Pro Wireless Gaming Headset - High Fidelity 2.4 GHz Wireless - Mixable Bluetooth - Non-Stop Dual Battery - OLED Base Station - AI Noise Canceling Mic - PC, PS5, PS4, Mobile - Black - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61BpJ-+2UGL.jpg)

## Available Options

This product comes in different **Pattern, Color, Size, Style** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Will it work on the Xbox one ?**
A: Since the headset has a 4-pole (left/right/ground/mic) connection, you should be able to just plug it into the controller no issue. 

I have a pair of HD headphones with only a 3 pole, so I got a v-moda boom bro mic and plugged it into the headphones. From there i just connected it to my controller and party/game chat works fine. 

Your situation would be the same with a cable. Just remove adding the v-moda and just plug a 4 pole 3.5mm from the headset directly to the controller.

**Q: Anyone who has used both the wireless and the gamedac headsets, can you please share your thoughts on the quality of sound between the two?**
A: I don’t know about the wireless headset, but the headset with the DAC is amazing. I bought it for my 17 year old son and he let me try his. I was so impressed that I went from thinking it was so expensive to it was worth every penny. I absolutely love the quality of sound and am very glad I bought it for my son. He deserves the best. SteelSeries Arctis Pro DAC Rocks!

**Q: Can i use this with my ps4 and xbox without having to switch anything out? is the transition from ps4 to xbox one pretty seamless?**
A: If your TV has an fiber optic audio output yes you can use it for both the Ps4 and the xbox, you'll have to connect the provided USB cable to the Ps4 and you'll have wireless chat with that, you still need a headphone jack adapter to use the chat for the xbox, as far as I know there is no wireless chat available as of now for the xbox, only wireless audio! Overall it's a great headphone, the audio is great and there is no audio skipping or lagging at all! I use it for both the ps4 and the xbox

**Q: I have a a50 gen 2. should i get this or gen3?**
A: I just swapped out my gen3s for these. Hands down these sound better. The a50s are more comfortable and the flip down mic feels nicer...but these absolutely sound better and have longer battery life.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Very good gaming headset on par, probably better than Astro A50
*by D***N on June 17, 2019*

I've had this for a couple months now on my PS4 and am quite satisfied. I'm coming from a Gen 1 A50 that I've used for a very long time. The main reason I purchased is for the battery life and swapping feature. I typically go days without swapping, but if for some reason I forgot to swap, I can do so quickly and continue gaming. With A50's you need to plug in to charge. My old A50's battery life was a couple hours at most even after a new battery replacement. Granted, I know the new A50's get much better battery life, on par with the Arctis, but it's a plus nevertheless. I really appreciate never having to be tethered. BTW, swapping batteries on Astros are not easy, so that's another benefit of swappable batteries - you can just buy new ones if they eventually run out of charges. The sound quality is different than the Astros. Astros were definitely more bass heavy, but I quickly got used to the tighter sound on the Arctis. They definitely sound more crisp. Another difference is that the earcups on the Arctis are much more isolating. Again, it's different, not better or worse. However, while talking, you can still hear your own voice with the Sidetone feature that let's you set how much of your own voice you want to hear through your headset. I set mine very low, but you can turn off altogether if you want. Supposedly the mic quality on the Arctis is better than the Astros from what I read, but I don't really care since I don't listen to myself. Everyone heard me fine with both. One feature I really do miss is the flip up mic on the A50's. This is a tactile, binary mute indicator. I always knew I was muted with it flipped up. On the Arctis, there is a red light on the mic that indicates mute, but I have to actually look at a reflection to visually confirm its muted. On the plus side, it's nice to completely retract the mic so it's not even there on the Arctis. Not as crisp a design as the flip up/mute mic though. As far as comfort, they both felt good, neither stood out more than the other. For build quality, I prefer the Arctis surprisingly. The buttons and wheels just feel crisper. It seems like a more durable design at the key weak points as well. The two headsets are pretty close in all ways, just different. Aside from the battery swap which I think is the best, most practical feature for a wireless headset, there are a couple other things that made me choose this one over the A50 gen 3. The customizability of sound in the easy to reach mixer is nice but I don't change settings much myself. I heard the charging stand for the A50 is inconsistent and fussy, which makes total sense if you are trying to line up charging points. Also, it's a 3 year old headset at this point. Maybe gen 4 will blow us all away, but I needed a new one now. Another thing that's a plus on the Arctis is the bluetooth capability. I thought I would use it more, but haven't had the need yet in my setup. I have a dedicated BT headset and I just swap when I need to make a call. It could be useful if you don't have multiple headsets though. Overall, I am very satisfied with the headset. Sounds great, comfortable, and battery for days (recreational gamer), and quick swapping if you run out. But I would probably also be almost as satisfied with an updated A50.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ First Week Impressions: best gaming headset if cost isnt an issue
*by M***E on September 6, 2019*

Downsizing from a pretty large set up, needed something low drag and picked up these, the new Audio technica mx50 gaming headset, and the cheaper wireless logitech cans. Pros: FUNCTIONALITY - i cannot iterate on this enough, these are the most functional and well thought out pair of cans you can buy, my favorite functionality is the 2 battery and charging doc in the wireless receiver, having no charging down time or having to plug in a wire while playing is something that really makes this headset standout. Comfort - full disclosure I got the wicked ear pads for MX50 and it certainly widened the sound stage and helped with bass, as well as helping with comfort (4 hour gaming session my ears got sweaty with stock pads, not with the wickeds). These headphones are heavier than the ATG1WL but you dont feel it on your head, i First hated the ski goggle head band but i love it now. Sound pass through - turning these off and having it go straight to your speakers without having to change audio source is FANTASTIC. MIC quality - coming form an at 2030 XLR, i was expecting to get some comments from my friends, no bother, they all said i sounded really great, just more condensed; i am not using the pop filter. I also love the pull out function of the mic and this made it stand out over the AT G1WL. EQ Options - I love having options to change the EQ and all that, having software to do so as well as an OLED transmitter is very nice and easy to use. You can play with it and find great sound options for everything, makes up for the okay sound. CONS: Sound - could be better especially with the stock ear cups, however, after playing with the EQ im very content with the sound, mind you im coming from a professional set up, AKG 702s with phantom power DAC. These are gaming headphones, not monitor headphones, Very happy with what they do. That said out of the box the G1WLs are noticeably better but i wasnt a fan of the V-shaped bass on those, really enjoy the balanced sound on these Arctis Pros and i can change the EQ for different types of musics and per game (fps vs. singleplayer (borderlands/destiny) vs. Co op game where i need more chat balance. Battery life is kind of meh but you get two batteries so idk if its really a con, just something to be aware of if you think you're too lazy to put the extra battery in the dock. Will update this if i suffer any QC issues but so far im very happy with my purchase and highly reccomend these headphones for a wireless gaming set up. The sound isnt insane but for wireless gaming headphones its very good with a ton of functionality and adjust ability.

### ⭐ Features are cool but it's disappointed me from the beginning.
*by S***T on January 31, 2023*

The main chink in this Headset's armor is in the construction. The plastic that attaches the ear cups to each side of the metal headband has been designed poorly and can crack while taking the headset on and off your head. Especially it can be an issue if you have a big head . Mine Cracked. You think SteelSeries would cover it under warranty? WRONG! I tried to have SteelSeries perform a warranty for the defect and they told me no. They dont warranty that. On a 300$+ headset this is just unacceptable. And it gets worse. The drivers for the headset seem to be made so cheaply that the material crinkles when experiencing any pressure applied from taking the headsets on or off your head. Or even just pushing them down onto your ears. It was THE FIRST thing i noticed when i pulled them out of the box. For a High-fidelity headset - just why? The sidetone has also been a problem from the beginning. I went from using a simple 50$ Sony PS4 wireless headset to this and I expected the sidetone to just "work". With this headset, the sidetone was either really quiet or distorted. Their customer support was equally unhelpful with this. I think later they added a side tone control slider in the settings of the DAC... but for most of this headset's life, i've dealt with distorted sidetone (which by the way was NOT distorted to the users in game experiencing my microphone. So cool - only make me miserable. got it) The DAC that came with it also connects with a mini-USB cable. Doesnt SteelSeries know that USB-C is a thing? or at least Micro-USB. (of course they do. it's in their arctis nova pro wireless. but cmon. I bought this in 2020!) What if i need a long cable? Here i am buying a 10 ft USB-A to Micro-USB in 2020 To never be used again. if it were USB-C, I could at least repurpose the cable for other uses once i retire the headset. It's just insult to injury for an already expensive headset. The DAC also uses an OLED display. Hooray, right? Wrong! They didn't originally program a screen timeout function so if this was plugged into constant power (which it was), the volume level is constantly on display and incidentally BURNS itself into the screen. What else. OH! for some reason, the headset's software, SteelSeries GG, doesnt identify the headset in macOS so anything you wanted to do in-software, forget it. So if you want to have one headset that you use for both your Macbook PRO for work and gaming PC for home, you're out to lunch. This is still a thing with the Arctis Nova Pro Wireless as well! it's sort of detecting it, but any time you launch the configuration for the headset, it gives you sync up errors and closes the software. Nice one SteelSeries. As for the good, it allows you to connect to multiple devices. You can connect to say your PS5 and PC. Cool. not many headsets do that. It ALSO allows you to pair the headset via bluetooth whilst connected to those sources. Have you ever been on your phone in a Discord call while playing with your friend on PC from your PS4/5 feeling like you have to chose between hearing the game audio or your friend. It's a thing of the past. Have you ever had your partner call in the middle of a gaming session where now you're scrambling to find the mute button on your tv/receiver/soundbar just so you can pickup the call and talk to them? What if you could still hear your game AND talk to your partner? That's a thing. it's amazing. Has your headset ever died in the middle of team play banishing you from being able to talk to them until the headset charges up? or maybe pushing you to have to go wired? This headset has a backup battery that charges in the DAC so you can hot-swap. Great! Do i recommend this headset though? HELLL NO. Buy the Arctis Nova Pro Wireless. DO NOT waste your time with this headset. And trust me, I feel really conflicted telling you to buy their newest headset instead of telling you to avoid the brand entirely based on my experience; However, they seemed to have fixed MOST (not all) of the design flaws from this headset in the newest iteration: - They've redesigned the headband system so the weak-link plastic is no more. - They've improved the material in the Drivers so the crinkling has mostly gone away. Sidetone is improved! - They've added Noise Cancelling (which for some users is bad because of how they chose to implement it essentially adding a microphone inside the earcup. It sticks out and pokes some unfortunate user's ears. This can be mitigated by getting 3rd party, larger ear cups) - It comes with two USB-C Ports which is a huge improvement (which still has issues because of the whole xbox/ps5 versions thing) **TLDR... XBOX has it's own, proprietary transmission protocol for their headsets so you have to get an XBOX version of the headset which hobbles one of the USB-C Ports on the back to only be fully compatible with xbox. not great if you want to be able to in the future use it for anything else other than an xbox and something else. Dont say I didnt warn you** They have, however, unfixed the oled display timeout fix on their DAC. Currently there is no way to time-out the display to prevent screen burn-in. WHY? As i mentioned before the GG Client doesnt really work on apple silicone with this headset. The transparency mode is okaaay. Happy it's here. Wish it was better. Cant speak to whether they've improved their customer experience. Fingers crossed i'll never have to call them. Thanks for listening. Good Luck!

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