Customer Ratings & Reviews

Really good starter headphones, performance is decent and they're comfortable

First hours using them and the build quality seems to b A1. Sounds great no complaints from party members haven't tried that 3d heard I need to play astro on there. Also it reaches a great good distance and most importantly why I just coughed up do dollars for these are comfort haven't had any problems in the lil time I've had with them speaks volumes because other brands I've tried I've return I get fatigue around temples and ears this so far no problem.

Could be louder is really my only complaint. The hyperx cloud 2’s wired were better sound quality but nowhere near as comfortable or convenient.

This is a great headset with amazing sound. It has a physical mute button and the mic turns red to confirm you're muted. The talkback feature is great so you can control the amount you hear yourself through the mic. It's very comfortable and doesn't hurt your head after wearing for a while. Would buy another if needed!

Ski goggle band is comfortable for prolonged wear. Battery life is good, sound quality is good. Retractable mic is convenient. Sidetone is a bit weird.

Comfortable. Lightweight. Great sound. Long-life battery. What's not to like.

Great Headphones. Feel comfortable to wear. Nice sound. Great battery life. Would recommend to anyone,

One of the best headsets I’ve used! For the price you’re getting a top tier headset!

Been using since release date of PlayStation 5 the best head set for it

I love these headsets. Feel real comfortable compared to the pulse 3d headset, and the sound is much better as well. The ps4 platinum headset are better then the pulse 3d but these are better then the platinum headset... Worth the price.. If you have both Series x and ps5 get the steel series arctis 7x instead... They will work for both ps5 and xbox series x/s consoles... If u only plan to have ps5.. These are perfect..

I bought this headset for my PS5 and I was aware of some of the reviews. I have had no issues in the past 2 months. The audio is crisp, the build is extremely solid and its very easy to use. The downloadable app offers more sound options but it is not necessary. In addition, these are still comfortable and I have a larger head and wear glasses. I have no headset fatigue after long gaming sessions.

Has worked perfectly for the last 2+ years. Mic is very clear

If you want a headset for your PS5, this is the one to get, I play a lot of FPS games and you can hear footsteps all the way across the map and where they are coming from. Lightest of all the headsets I tried and just over all very comfy. Wish they had an app to make changes to the headset but you can connect t your PC to make changes to the EQ either presets or custom. Do not hesitate to get for your PS5.

I purchased several next-gen headsets for my PS5, and I must say, these are the best available!! Affordable, and very comfortable; sounds are impressive!! Few negatives is 1. Not being able to adjust game/party chat 2. PS doesn’t recognize mic when turning on, so each time I have to go to sound, and select mic. Other then that, if your a COD/Fortnite/Apex gamer, these are for you! PS I had the Pulse, and HATED them.

Love this headset. Wanted the pro but theyve been out of them. This headset has the most realistic sound and best range of any ive played with. Highs are decent, good rumble to lows, even music sounds good. Tried the astro 50, the blackshark and the corsair. This blows them out of the water. Excellent comfort and have a solid but flexible feel to them. Range was better than most as well.

great sound quality, I can get days of use before needing to charge the battery again (typically 5 hours or longer of gameplay a day), I have gotten no complaints about the mic quality, everyone says i sound good. Overall seems like good quality and works great with my PS5. I agree with others about the price point, I feel as if it should be priced around the $120 range

For it's price- there isn't another headset that sounds this good and fits this comfortable. It has quality screaming from every aspect of it's design. I was using V-Moda Crossfades, which are $350. They sounded great for music but gaming wasn't it's forte. So I picked up the Arctis and they perform gaming content MUCH better. The soundstage is wide and immerses you in the game no matter what you're playing.

I had several headsets and the is the best by far I have owned turtle beach, and Sony pulse 3D and now this and this is the best feel great when very comfortable and great connections no drop out was able to hear sounds better overall battery life longer and you able to hear what the direction footsteps are coming

This is the most comfortable gaming headset I've ever used, I can wear it for more than two hours and don't feel squashed. And the sound quality is pretty good. It's also compatible with most of my devices. I do have a complaint though: the USB-C dongle is so wide that it covers half of the adjacent USB-A port on PS5, I had to use a USB-C extension cable to allow other accessories through the USB-A port.

I tested these on PC and PS4 alongside the Logitech G935, the Sennheiser GSP 370, and the HyperX Cloud Flight S. All four worked on both PC and PS4 easily, and they are all confirmed to work on PS5 as well. I have left reviews on the site for the G935 and Flight S as well. I just don't really understand the hype around the Arctis 7. The sound quality is just decent (especially for the price), but far worse than the GSP 370 and Flight S. The big plus for the Arctis 7P is that they are very comfortable with great build quality. They have useful buttons onboard, and they are super simple to use, no PC necessary. The mic quality is very solid. Ultimately, the sound quality is just flat out not good, especially once you line them up side by side with other headsets in this price range. The soundstage is shallow without decent depth at all. They sound tinny and mushy. The huge difference in sound quality between these and the GSP 370 and Flight S is immediately noticeable. I will say that the G935 is worse by a bit in terms of sound and far worse in terms of build quality. If you're curious, the expansive sound and comfort of the GSP 370 won for me, plus the excellent sidetone volume. The Flight S has the same great build quality and numerous buttons as the Arctis 7P, although you have to customize them on PC. The GSP 370 has none, just a volume dial and mute feature. You may see reviews mentioning no sidetone and connection issues for the GSP 370, but that has since been added/fixed with newer firmware.