Customer Ratings & Reviews

I have heard so many good things about the SteelSeries headphones that I just had to get a pair for myself and see what the hype was all about! I am mainly a PC gamer, and I do play a little on my Switch as well. But these will primarily be used with my PC. Out of the box, you can tell that this is a well-built product and a lot of thought was put into the design. It has a nice solid feel, all of the parts feel like they are made with good quality materials. Nothing about it feels cheap or flimsy. The package comes with the headset and wind screen, 2 batteries so you can always have one ready to go so there will never be any downtime, and the little breakout box that you connect to your device that is also used to charge the batteries. They claim each battery will give you about 30 hours of time before having to swap in a new one, which is pretty impressive. Getting it connected is pretty easy, there are 3 USB ports on the back of the breakout box that you can use to connect to up to 3 different devices if you choose (although it only comes with 2 USB cables). You can easily mix those 3 devices together so if you wanted to have some music playing on your PC, while gaming on your xbox you could easily mix the 2 together. There is also a line in and line out as well if you wanted to mix in some other audio. The headset comes with a companion app which you can use to control a ton of settings for the headset. Once you install the app, you can easily connect your headset via Bluetooth. Within the app you can do things like set custom EQ’s for certain games. You can also control the ANC level to either completely block outside noise, or to allow some of it in. There is a slider that you can easily dial in the exact amount that you want. There is also a limiter as well to make sure you don’t accidentally get blasted with audio louder than what you want. On the other tab there are adjustments for the microphone as well. I found the app to work very well and offer plenty of customization options for the headset. Now lets get to the important part, how do these sound. The headset has 40mm drivers with a frequency response of 10-40,000Hz which means you should be hearing some good deep bass as well as crisp high frequencies. It also will play audio at 96kHz / 24 Bit, so you are getting some of the best audio quality there is. Putting these headphones on, they feel extremely comfortable to wear. I had them on for hours and never felt any kind of fatigue or soreness anywhere. They are also fairly lightweight so you don’t even feel like you are wearing a large headset. The sound was phenomenal. I could hear the rich bass, good mids, and nice crisp high ends. I have a corded headset that I paid double the price for and these are easily on par with those. The active noise cancelling also works great. I like to always let a little bit of outside noise in, and I was easily able to dial in the perfect amount that I wanted. From playing games, to watching action movies with a lot of surround sound action, these things sounded great with it all. Even music with spatial audio sounds amazing with this headset. The microphone also worked very well. I did a test and talked with my wife who was on her computer in another room and she said the audio from the mic was crystal clear and she couldn’t hardly hear any background noise at all. Overall, this is an amazing headset, and I can guarantee any gamer would absolutely love it. If you are in the market for a new headset, definitely give this one a try, Im sure you’ll love it as much as I do!

Great sound quality and user control. Battery life is great and the comfort this headset provides is also amazing.

Was little hesitant but man it is the best edition they released

This works flawlessly with my Series S/PS5 and PC at the same time

Sound quality!!!!! This device very GOOD ! Steelseries very good all devices!!!! Thanks

I own the first version of these headsets and these updated ones are 10x better.

These headphones provide a great sound, and I am happy with the purchase. I

i have the other previous version and honestly is not really a upgrade they look the same but for some reason the pro feel and look more premium than the omni i would recomend if you have not ever had a steelseries headset but coming from the pro

awesome really enjoy the sound quality and comfort

Great product. I bought these on a whim but they ended up being perfect for C.O.D

Great headphone love them. By far the best headphones I’ve owned.

Best headphones ive used. Clear sound in ge amd the mic sounds crisp

10/10 easy switch between inputs. Makes it quick and easy to switch games

I'm going from Skullcandy evo to Steel series these are not as loud there is just a hint of base. But then again with 86% loss of hearing everything is not loud

Works amazing. Im all about it. It works super well

Great headset, takes a littke getting used to as fsr as set up but works great

Everything is good, Best part is battery and connectivity. The only thing I hesitate while purchasing was price.

Works great. Seamless transition between my PC and PS5

They are good, but it can feel a little cheap, but, I really like it

The latest iteration of the Steelseries Arctis gaming headset, which popularized the concept of one headset connecting to many devices simultaneously, comes with one big dongle. Can you even call it a dongle if you have to connect it to your devices via a cable? For now we'll just call it a hub? Regardless, you are supposed to be able to hook up to 3 devices to it, plus bluetooth for your phone, and that way you can be on your PC, your phone, and your console all at the same time, if that's the sort of thing you are into. Maybe you're playing a game on the console and watching a youtube tutorial for the level you are on, all while talking on the phone, and you can hear it all at the same time instead of having the headset swap devices entirely when it detects sound like how multipoint bluetooth works. There's also a line in and line out, in case you also live with other people and want to play all the sounds through your stereo system instead. I guess it's better than plugging and unplugging a dongle every time you switch systems, especially if all of your front ports are already in use and you have to reach behind the console / pc every time you want to swap devices. Having the giant hub is less useful if your primary gaming system lives in a different room than your console. I wish that there was some way to have both the hub and a tiny dongle so that I wouldn't have to unplug 3 things from my entertainment center just to move to the next room if I want to play on my gaming PC. The hub itself is pretty cool despite being so big. It's about the size of two Sega Genesis cartridges stacked on top of each other. There's all sorts of settings accessible through it, EQ settings, volume levels between devices, turning off environmental settings. The volume knob is clickable, and there is also a capacitive button that toggles between the settings that doesn't seem to like me because I have to try pressing it several times while holding my finger down for a bit to get it to work. Maybe it's my dry skin? The coolest thing about the hub is that it also has a place to charge the included extra battery so that you can quickly swap out and get back to what you were doing. As for the headset itself, I really like the style with the elastic band that evenly distributes the weight across your head. The fabric on the strap for the Nova Pro Omni is much nicer and smoother than the one on the original Nova 1 that I had, almost a satin texture. The ear cups are covered in a soft leather-like material and are not uncomfortable while wearing glasses. The pop-out microphone stays put when you bend it around, though bending it in a weird shape does mean that it doesn't go back in the slot as smoothly. I had to sit through 4 hours of online meetings the other day wearing these, and afterwards I didn't take off my headset because I was perfectly comfortable with it on despite all that time and wanted to watch a show on my phone while I had lunch. Music is great on this device. The sound stage is nice and wide as is to be expected, with the instruments cleanly separated. On Thriller, it sounds like the rhythm guitar and the guy playing the cowbell are practically in different zip codes. In game, sound effects like environmental noises and enemy footsteps similarly have excellent audio directionality. Out of the box, the treble is a but high for my tastes. The ANC setting doesn't bother me as much as other headsets. The feeling of pressure in my ears is far lighter. However with it off and with the passthrough on, out of the box, I felt like I had super hearing. I'm not sure if it was the mic sensitivity or the passthrough default setting, but every environmental sound around me was super amplified, from my shirt rustling to the cats walking on the hardwood floor in the next room. It dampened somewhat when I slid the microphone back into its slot. I had to go into the settings app on my phone to turn it down to a point just so that I could have regular hearing again instead of the sort that Superman has. I'm not sure that if I was on a voice call or whatever that other people could hear my ambient noises, but maybe if I was an ASMR creator then having such a sensitive mic would be a plus. The GG software that Steelseries provides for the PC is super useful, especially Sonar. Being able to split out which program outputs sound to which device is invaluable for streamers, and pretty helpful if you just want to do something like chat privately over the headset while still having media playing over your speakers. If you've got multiple consoles plus a gaming pc in your entertainment center, then you couldn't go wrong picking up this headset. It could be a bit overkill for hooking up just to a PC, though there's still value in using it with your phone or tablet for simultaneous audio.