Customer Ratings & Reviews

Great headset for the price. Its usability between all of my different systems was a breeze! I love its wireless option separate from Bluetooth. I was able to connect to my PC (wireless usb dongle) and my phone (Bluetooth) at same time. A lot of headsets do this now, but what made this stand out is having a separate Bluetooth power button beside the normal power button. So not every time I turn on the headset, the Bluetooth wouldn’t auto connect unless I wanted it to.

Very good quality. It doesn’t feel uncomfortable on the ears when wearing glasses and it’s battery charge seems to be very long as well.

I've got big ears, so the ear cups were a little small. Not too comfortable as a result, but I won't hold that against the product. Sound quality was overall good. Full mids and crisp treble. Bass was a little lacking, even after messing with the EQ software. Mic quality could be better. For a mid range gaming headset, I think it's a decent value.

An amazing headset for all around gaming. Crisp with footsteps when it comes to playing games like rainbow six siege and call of duty or games even like valorant. It’s like it gives you audio advantage over the opponent so you can snap at them before they can even have a chance to look at you. Honestly enjoy them and recommend them.

I’ve been using this SteelSeries headset daily, and it has completely elevated my gaming and work experience. The sound quality is crisp, with deep bass and clear highs, making it perfect for music, movies, and especially gaming. The noise-canceling mic is super clear, and my teammates can hear me with no static or background noise. It’s very comfortable even after hours of use, and the wireless range is impressive. Battery life lasts me days on a single charge. Definitely worth every penny!

The SteelSeries Arctis Nova 7 Wireless Gaming Headset is a standout mid-range option that blends comfort, performance, and versatility into an appealing package for gamers. Priced competitively, it offers a robust set of features including excellent sound quality, a long-lasting battery, and dual-wireless connectivity, making it a strong contender for those seeking a reliable headset without breaking the bank. In this review, we’ll dive into its design and comfort, sound quality, battery life, connectivity options, microphone performance, software support, and compatibility, providing a detailed look at what makes this headset tick and whether it’s worth your investment .

most comfortable headset I've ever worn. long battery life

Great sound for gaming and I love Steel Series Sonar, battery life could be a bit better imo but it was a worthwhile upgrade from my older wired headset.

I’ve tried multiple different headsets from multiple different companies and none of them compare to these man. only problem i’ve had since my purchase was a bluetooth problem and that was easily fixed with the aux cord they provided in box for me ,so yes I recommend buying for sure they’re great for call of duty and many more games that are open area and surround sound highly recommend ~Jay

Without the SteelSeries GG app this headset isnt worth buying. First thing i did was turn off the mic sidetone. Then i turned off the volume limiter. Also the volume wheel and the volume on windows arent synced together. Mic is solid. Sound is good after messing with the app tho. Worth buying if u can get it on sale.

The sound is great, very comfortable. I enjoy the fact I can link them to my phone and computer at the same time

I love the sound qualith of these. I do get worried about the durability of the product at times, but I put them through the wringer and they have held up great.

Good head set. I play COD and these do really well. They're a lot of customizations to set it up the way you want. This can be frustrating if you don't have good patients.

I’ve been using this headset for about one year now and I have no complaints at all. For the price it’s a great value. Good bass and nice crisp sounds for all my FPS gaming. And rocket league

The SteelSeries Arctis Nova 7 Wireless Gaming Headset delivers impressive bass and solid overall sound quality, making it a great choice for music lovers or casual mobile use. Its wireless connectivity is smooth across PC, PS5, and PS4, and it’s comfortable for long listening sessions. However, when it comes to competitive FPS gaming, the directional audio leaves much to be desired. Pinpointing enemy positions is difficult, as certain in-game sounds are overpowering, making quieter cues like footsteps hard to hear. This inconsistency made the headset frustrating to use for serious gaming. While I appreciated its versatility and sound depth for music, it fell short in the area that mattered most for me; accurate positional audio in games. Ultimately, I returned the Arctis Nova 7 and switched to the Logitech G522, which provided a much more reliable directional soundstage and better suited my needs for FPS gaming. Good headset, just not for competitive players.

I absolutely love this headset MUCH better than the Sony Inzone H9 headset & Sony Pulse 3D. Sometimes expensive doesn’t always mean great quality. — I had the steel series for a week now. I play the game everyday for a good 4-5 hours and I’ve only had to charge them twice. Mind you, the two times I did charge them, the battery wasn’t completely dead. Great sound quality, easy setup, great battery life, lightweight, and the range is phenomenal. I can go upstairs on the opposite side of the house and they’ll still be connected and clear. These were much more worth it. 100% recommend.

These headphones are amazing. I've been looking to upgrade and I was set on returning to SteelSeries headsets. The audio and mic quality, audio customization, and comfort are all great. My only complaint is the fabric band stretches very quick so it doesn't support the headset on my head.

Really good headset the bass and the clarity is really good

Good headset. Comfortable and good value. Works well with PC.

Fantastic quality headphones. Great sound really comfortable to wear and its diablo whats not too like?