Customer Ratings & Reviews

The overall comfort of the head phones and the sound quality is outstanding. The 2 included hot swappable batteries which are charged in the included dock are a life saver during long use like going from remote work to gaming. The noise cancelling could be better but my ears are kinda big so that might just be a me problem.

Love. I haven’t owned too many headsets but this one is the only one I’ve had that makes me feel like I won’t need another one anytime soon. It’s built durably, the sound is great and the software makes it easy to fine tune it and make it even better. Software isn’t by any means perfect (not reliable, will crash) but it’ll get the job done most of the time. Love the simultaneous audio, that was a must. I don’t actually know what the mic sounds like, I never intended to use it as I have a standalone. The little mixer box is cute and fun initially but I don’t use it other than to mix here and there or change volume. I don’t use any of the other features.

I had the Corsair Virtuoso XT before these and the Nova pros beat the Virtuosos in literally every aspect. Sound better, feel better, much better software, and presets for tons of games that actually sound good. Definitely recommend If you can afford them.

This headset is really comfortable and lightweight and actually one of the best gaming headsets I own it’s really durable and comes with two batteries which is really good for wireless headset standards since one is always fully charged when you run out on one and the amount of stuff you can change with steel series gg with sound is amazing definitely would buy again

Amazing headset all around and very sturdy as far as design goes. Was worried about the microphone cause all the mic tests for this headset on youtube spoke negatively about it, but the software has a fix it. In Sonar (software) you can change the way you sound and it fixes that cheapish way you sound on recordings. (Almost like if you were on speaker through a phone call). The 360 surround audio this headset has is amazing for competitive games like warzone! The sound is crisp and clear with PLENTY of bass. I have no complaints at all. Its overall design is so good and highly recommend it for Sim Racing and competitive shooters. The software that comes with this headset is probably the best i have seen yet (and i come from a set of astros a50's). I highly underestimated this headset. Cant recommend it enough.

I like them because i dont never have to charge them or keep them plug in for recharge. The hub charges the battery so it only take 5 - 10 seconds to switch batteries and have endless wireless playtime. Comfort is good enough, sound great and mic is ok. If you hate neededing to charge it or hook up a cable this is the one for you.

Great audio and very comfortable for long audio sessions.

[Employee of bestbuy] Im normally a wired headset person because i hate down time of wireless headsets, but these arctis nova pros are awesome hot swappable batteries with 2 days of battery life and only takes 30 minutes for a full charge is the making of a dream headset for me no more wire no more down time. Plus, to top it off, amazing audio quality!

Comfy, cozy, great sound quality and a super good battery life. I can stream for hours with it!

What a beautiful headset. Definitely a bit more on the expensive side, but I think it's worth the money. Let's start off with the wireless base station. It's very easy to use, doesn't slide around when trying to turn up and down volume, easy access to ANC and Transparency mode, and when using SteelSeries Sonar, the game audio/chat mixer is an amazing addition. The second battery charges in the station while you're gaming, so it's always at full charge when you need to swap it out. Onto the headset itself; what a beautiful headset this is. The design of the headset is rugged yet smooth finished, the adjustable head band creates the perfect seal from the outside world, the microphone passes with good quality in my opinion, and the sound quality is exactly what you'd expect for the price tag. SteelSeries did a great job with these headphones, between the base station, the design, the quality, the ANC/Transparency, and the ability to Bluetooth connect to your phone. I give them an easy 9.6/10.

Very nice headset, sound quality is very good, 2 batteries each holding 22 hours of battery life for a total of 44 hours. I upgraded from the Astro A50 wireless, and I have to say this headset is 10x better. I havent noticed any issues with the ANC device hurting my ears like other reviews on here. The ANC device is right in the middle of the ear cup and my ears go around it completely.

These are the best headphones I’ve ever owned. Great quality sound and comfortable as heck!

Came from Astro A50s and can easily say i prefer these. The swappable batteries are what grabbed my attention but they are also very comfortable and sound amazing!

Love the sound and the battery life is great is a most buy

Upgraded after Artics 7 went out. Awesome headset. Multiple batteries to keep it powered up as the other battery charges in the mix amp. Plus the option to plug them up with usb-c charger if you want. Sleek, Comfortable and Sound great!

Very comfortable and having 2 batteries to be able to swap is what makes these headphones worth the price.

First off, these headphones are great at what they do - providing great sound quality and noise cancellation. The extra included battery was also nice, so you can have one charging and one in the headphones at all times. The reason I’m giving this product 4 starts is for a couple reasons. Firstly I’ve noticed that if I wear the headphones for too long they start to hurt my ears, the inner peace on the headphones sticks out a bit and can make your ears hurt/sore, but it’s not the end of the world. The second problem I’ve had with these headphones is that when the battery is almost dead you get this static sound which I thought was no problem and have tried resolving the issue by swapping the batteries out for the new one but it still happens. Overall they are great at what they do but have some minor drawbacks and if I were you I’d look into a cheaper alternative.

Super happy with the headset, the headset is somewhat light to weat and it does not pressure your head (not sure if it would be different for someone who wear glasses), the battery last a long while and its easy to switch the batteries when needed. iI installed SteelSeries Sonar and adjusted my microphone with one of the presets that include deep voice, but that was the only thing that had to be changed from default.

I've been using the Astro A50 for years and have been fairly happy with them, this time I decided to try something new. For anyone else in a similar situation or comparison shopping between brands. I've found that the Astro A50's are simpler to work with, you plug them in and you're done; you don't have to install the Command Center to even really use the headset and they work well out of the box. Moving onto the SteelSeries Arctis Nova Pro, these things are fairly beastly in design with the largest benefit bringing me over to these are the replaceable battery and charging dock. With no longer having to worry myself with actually charging the headphones on a cable. Some things that make this product more challenging to work with is; in order to consume a majority of the devices functionality you must install the software; there is a huge dependency on the software installation and configuration. This dependency on the software turns into the software creating bunch of virtual input & output devices that get translated by the DAC\Transmitter to the headphones. Because of this software dependency, I have had many problems with the device configuration getting all screwed up just by unplugging the USB cable on the DAC and plugging it back in again, all of the virtual devices lose their connectivity forcing me to have to do a hard removal of software and hardware devices to allow the software to re-add and reconfigure the virtual output/input devices again, and the configuration cannot currently be exported or backed up so everything that I customize has to be reconfigured all over again. The features that this offers has me staying with the product for now as I really love the charging base and replaceable battery; otherwise for the simplicity offered by the functionality of the Astro A50's... if they ever come out with a similar charging station and replaceable battery to eliminate an actual connection or plug requirement ... I would be going back to them.

Great sound, comfortable, and the easy battery swap allows for no down time. Works with Bluetooth as well.