SteelSeries Arctis 7+ Wireless Gaming Headset - Lossless 2.4 GHz - Sonar 7.1 Virtual Surround Sound - 30 Hour Battery Life - USB-C Quick Charging - For PC, PS5, PS4, Mac, Android and Switch - Black

Unleashing Sonic Precision: A Journey with the SteelSeries Arctis 7+ HeadsetSoundstage Mastery: 7.1 Virtual SurroundThe **SteelSeries Arctis 7+** isn't just a headset; it's a portal to immersive audio realms. Slip it on, and suddenly, you're not in your room anymore—you're on the battlefield, in the concert hall, or deep within a cyberpunk dystopia. The 7.1 virtual surround sound wraps around you like a warm embrace, revealing enemy footsteps, distant explosions, and haunting melodies with uncanny precision. Whether you're deciphering enemy positions in *Call of Duty* or losing yourself in the haunting echoes of *Hollow Knight*, this headset delivers an auditory experience that transcends pixels and polygons.---Clear Cast Mic: Your Voice, AmplifiedPicture this: You're leading your squad through a tense raid in an MMORPG. Communication is key, and your voice needs to cut through the chaos. Enter the Clear Cast mic—a marvel of noise cancellation and clarity. It captures your battle cries and tactical whispers alike, ensuring your teammates hear every callout. Plus, it's bidirectional, so you won't accidentally reveal your secret snack stash during intense moments (we've all been there).---**Wireless Liberation: Cut the Cord, Not the Connection**Remember the days of tangled headphone cables? The Arctis 7+ laughs at those ancient struggles. Its 2.4GHz wireless connection dances with your gaming rig, delivering latency so low, it's practically a time-traveling whisper. And that USB-C dongle? It's like a magic wand that syncs effortlessly with PC, PlayStation, Mac, Android, and even your Nintendo Switch. No more cable-induced rage quits—just pure, unadulterated freedom.---**Endurance Champion: Marathon Gaming Sessions Approved**The Arctis 7+ doesn't flinch when faced with marathon gaming sessions. With a 30-hour battery life, it outlasts your caffeine supply and then some. Whether you're grinding through a raid, binge-playing an RPG, or pulling an all-nighter for that elusive chicken dinner, this headset won't bail on you. It's like having a loyal sidekick that never needs a recharge.---**On-Ear Symphony: Controls at Your Fingertips**Adjust volume, mute, and Chat Mix without fumbling through menus. The on-ear controls are intuitive, allowing you to fine-tune your audio experience mid-battle. And that steel frame? It's sturdy enough to survive a rage-induced table flip (though we don't recommend testing that theory). Lightweight and durable—just like a seasoned adventurer's Armor.---**In Conclusion: The Arctis 7+ isn't just a headset; it's a gateway to gaming nirvana. Whether you're a casual gamer or a pro-level strategist, this wireless wonder elevates your experience. So, buckle up, adjust your mic, and let the Arctis 7+ transport you to realms where victory echoes and defeat fades into oblivion.**---*Disclaimer*: While the Arctis 7+ won't grant you superpowers, it might make you feel like a gaming demigod. Use responsibly. 😉

had it for 2 years literally such a good product esp for the price i got (£80) but the software dont even work properly on mac and i hear its buggy on windows. Also like the title states when the battery gets past yellow to red the connectivity issues arise and you need to reset the headset in order to reconnect, that being said the 30 hour battery life is really great and alleviated the low battery issue for the most part (my battery hasnt touched red in 2 years)

Here is a list of headsets I have gone through before finding these and loving them.Logitech G Pro X WirelessHyper X Cloud 2Steel Series Arctris Pro and dac (wired)After using all these headsets I always found something that I didn't like from the sound to the comfort.This headset for me has everything, the sound quality in game is very nice and seems very balanced.This headset also comes with a USB C charging port and beta access to Sonar which is the new EQ software which is very good in my opinion although it can bug out sometimes.If you are looking for a headset I would suggest trying out this one.Positives- Sound quality is very good- Very comfy compared to others I've tried- Sonar software is very good (comes with the headset and works with the Arctis Engine)- Better wireless length then others (I can go in the kitchen and still hear)- I don't charge this headset as much as I did the g pro x wireless which is nice- USB C Charging portCons- The Mic doesn't sound the best but it's passable (I don't use the mic anyway)- Sonar software at first was buggy but it seems to have settled down for me

The headset is great in terms of audio quality, but the microphone could be better for this price, and the clearcast cancelling mic doesn't do as much as it advertised to do- but overall performance is good. The simple black and grey appearance of the headset looks pretty nice. It's weight feels good, not too heavy for something made of metal. I've been using it for around a year and it is excellent and the battery still holds strong.However, I've recently switched to PC and had the dismay of using the steelseries GG software, Sonar is really nice in allowing you to be able to seperate audio from different applications and the AI noise cancelling is great for removing backround noise from both you and your friend's audio, and the compressor and noise gates work pretty nicely- however, the application is constantly randomly enabling side tone (where you can hear yourself speak throught the headset) and when you go to turn it off, it says it is disabled , so you have to re-enable it and then disable it again. Also, Sonar, the only reason I use steelseries GG (aside from firmware updates) constantly breaks, including every single time I boot up my pc or restart it and the only way to fix it(to my knowledge) is to uninstall the entirety of GG and reinstall it. Finally, Sonar sometimes feels like it doesn't want to pick up audio from your mic for absolutely no reason.So conclusion, headset is immaculate when you are able to buy it on a sale (I bought it for £99.97), software is utter trash but the features "might" just be nice enough for you to tolerate it.

Heard a lot of complaints about these but been fortunate enough to not have any issues yet. The software everyone hates seems fine, sometimes it crashes out and I have to reset it, but it's really not a big issue... It's actually got some good EQ settings and you can customise channels to different scenarios or devices, very handy if you move from PC to sofa etc...Absolutely rate the sound, very full and the battery life is awesome. Definitely good if you're looking for a above budget priced cans for gaming, music and TV/Film.