Customer Ratings & Reviews

The connection seemed solid and the sound quality was okay but these were not comfortable at all. Had to return. Your mileage may vary.

The microphone did not work. Peers could not hear. Not worth the price.

They were great for about 3 1/2 months and then they stopped charging and now are just a $100 paper weight.

It was the worst headset I have used, it has bad sound quality and most of the times it won’t connect

These headphones are very expensive and are not working just a few months into using them! Do not buy!

Not happy that these headphones are not charging after 4 months.

Returned the next day. The headphones would not turn on even tho they were fully charged.

This one is still working the one I bought in December won’t charge anymore. Lasted 4 months.

Purchased 1 month ago for my son and no longer turns on.

Bought in 2020, these things have worked well since then with my PC.

First off these are a decent headset. I owned the Arctis 7 for my ps4 pro so this is my second trial at steel Series. All though the 7s were great for competitive gaming the bass was lacking to get emersed in the action and they didn't get loud enough. I was intrigued by the review of the Arctis 1 and everything I read or saw said these were way louder and packed more punchy bass not to mention they would work with just about every device. The sound is definitely the loudest I've ever heard and had to turn it down often. The sound is jumbled and distorted which makes it hard to determine footsteps and awareness. There seems to be too much power going on for the 40mm drivers to handle which is a shame because my complaint about the 7's are better here but poorly built to handle the higher volume. So here's the pros and cons and why you should shop around for better at this price range. Pros: Light weight Plug and play Custom eq through the software Clearest mic and detachable Very loud Cons: Tight clamping force for glasses wearing Cheap build design Muddy, jumbled and distorted sounds Shallow ear cups Needs bigger drivers $100 price is for the multi platform convenience not sound quality. In closing I'm sure it's ok for less experienced gamers who are shopping for younger generations to use. If you're serious about what you're looking for in a wireless option and affordable there are much better options. Too bad sony couldn't get together with these guys and take the best of the ps gold and combine the Arctis 1 mic together to create the perfect $100 headset.

Note: I haven't used these for voice chat, only as headphones. There's not much to say other than these are great and a step up from TV sound. I use these headphones when using my Switch in docked mode (because who needs to be wireless when you're holding the system a foot from your face?) and they're great. Setup is incredibly easy with you just needing to connect the USB-C dongle to the dock with the included adapter. That's it. One annoying thing is that you have to physically disconnect the USB-C dongle for the Switch to output any sound to the TV (there's no internal option in the Switch to do this.).

For the price of these they weren’t actually that bad I could actually hear a difference between my old turtle beach headphones .i would recommend it . I just wish they were noise concealers . I would give it 5 stars.

i love the usb c lag free dongle, goes great with my samsung fold 3 for gaming and video streaming