Customer Ratings & Reviews

Fantastic headset that does not disappoint. Also the sonar system for pc is amazing.

The best feature is to be able to be on a phone call and still be able to hear either the game or music coming from the pc

Great headset overall, I love the sonic app features!

For the money it’s worth it i play on a ps5 for warzone and the bass boost set EQ is Amazing

Works great, you can use multiple audio sources at a time, and the virtual mixer is excellent.

They are great. Just the noise canceling things touch ear but you can buy extension pads.

I bought them for my ps5 to use the tempest audio system. They work great, and I don’t have to worry about battery running out because of the spare. Moreover, I can use them with my phone when I’m outside because of the Bluetooth feature. They have good anc and a mutable mic that retracts in when not in use. These are the last pair of headphones you’ll probably ever need.

Its a great headset that beats its predecessor in many ways but the wirless range is is worst than its predecessor

Excellent sound can hear everything. Headset design itself is horrendous. I hate getting stabbed in the ears by the blade pieces that are in the center of each ear cup.

Absolutely love them! Works great for my gaming PC. Got a high end rig see pic and I never run into any issues with these!

I purchased the SteelSeries Arctis Nova Pro Wireless as an upgrade from an entry-level gaming headset, and the difference has been incredible. The setup process was quick and easy, and I had no trouble connecting it to my PS5 right out of the box. The standout feature for me is the dual-battery system. Having a spare battery charging in the base station is a game changer. When one battery runs low, I can simply swap it out and get right back into my gaming session without waiting for the headset to recharge. It completely eliminates downtime and keeps me focused on the game. The headset is comfortable for long gaming sessions, the wireless connection has been reliable, and the audio quality makes games feel much more immersive. Whether I'm playing competitive multiplayer games or story-driven adventures, the sound quality has been a noticeable upgrade. Overall, if you're looking for a premium wireless gaming headset with excellent convenience and performance, I highly recommend the Arctis Nova Pro Wireless.

I’ve had this headset for about a year or two now and it is the best headset I’ve ever worn the most comfortable and just overall has worked the greatest between having it connected to my PC for gaming and streaming plus my PlayStation as well no need to unplug cause there’s two ports that plug into each device, which is really nice and convenient as well. Yes, it is a crazy price for it but in general, it’s 100% worth the price, especially with the quality and the immersive sound that comes through it.

Pros: -Good sound quality, very good if you use the SteelSeries sonar software to adjust EQ and stuff. Without that, it's a bit light on the bass end and sounds very hollow. The software also includes 3D audio simulation to give you a sense of directionality in games and such. -Active noise cancelation if you like that. -Using the soft band for support they're very comfortable to wear for a while, better than most - though if you get pain from headphones easily you're still gonna wind up adjusting them quite a bit as the pressure will still cause discomfort and eventually some pain anyway. Hard to avoid that, and they're not the lightest headphones out there. -Having the two battery packs that quickly swap is very useful for wireless headphones like these, and the USB C charging port for if you can't or don't want to swap batteries is nice to have. Cons: -Sometimes the buttons on the headphones stop working altogether. Happened to me a few times when I swapped batteries, and I found that the only way I could make sure it wouldn't happen would be to intentionally go slow at swapping batteries so it wouldn't have a battery in it for at least 10 seconds (they're designed to automatically turn back on and reconnect if you swap the battery within 8 seconds to minimize how long you're out of a game - seemed like a glitch making the headset get stuck thinking it was off when it wasn't so it was ignoring the buttons or something, not sure, but kills the value of that feature). -The microphone sucks. The fact it can be kept inside the headset where it won't stick out or anything is nice, because I HATE using the microphone on this thing. It sounds awful, and it's way too quiet even with volume levels maxed EVERYWHERE. I tried using it with nVidia Broadcast to see if the AI noise reduction feature would improve quality at all, but it's so quiet that Broadcast can't even tell when I'm talking so it mostly just silences my voice - and I don't feel like yelling in my apartment to try to get it to work. I really wish they would put some effort into making a headset with an actual quality microphone. Price points like this, it's just stupid to have such a bad microphone. -While the wireless latency is good for almost everything, it's unusable for certain things. Personally, I use Rocksmith to practice guitar and learn songs sometimes. You generally can't use wireless headphones for that because the latency makes it extremely difficult to get the timing right and hearing the slight delay between when you play and when the sound comes out can be extremely disorienting. So this 'con' isn't specific to this headset, but to wireless headsets in general, I'm only including it because if you do that kind of stuff where latency is important you should know this is a bad way to go for that. I have to switch to corded headphones whenever I use RS or anything else where audio latency is critical. -Charging port would make more sense if it was somewhere around the edges, rather than underneath the removable plate on the side, pointing directly out. Having it on the bottom, in particular, would mean you could hook up a charging cable while you're wearing them and it would feel like regular corded headphones. Where they chose to put it... is awkward. And you have to keep track of the magnetic plate when you use it.

I’ve been using this headset on my PC and it’s been a great experience so far. The sound quality is really impressive—clear highs, solid mids, and deep bass that makes games and music feel more immersive. The wireless connection is stable with no noticeable lag, which is huge for gaming. Comfort is another big plus. Even after long sessions, it doesn’t feel too heavy or uncomfortable, and the build quality feels premium and durable. The hot-swappable battery system is super convenient too—you can keep playing without worrying about downtime. The included base station makes it easy to adjust settings and manage audio on the fly, which is a nice touch. Overall, this is a high-quality headset that delivers excellent performance and convenience. Definitely worth it if you’re looking for a premium wireless option for PC gaming.

Amazing quality and comfort. Steel series app takes a second to learn, but once you get everything setup to your liking cant be beat. First steel series product and certainly wont be the last. Amazing comfort. Multi battery system is great for those who forget to charge. 360 audio is by far the best ive had. Whether its footsteps in Battlefield or vehicles in Warthunder, you wont get snuck up on with these. For those who like to listen to music while gaming, you can setup a completly different EQ than your game to still have the crisp game sounds while having the great range for the vibes. 10/10 headset. For the price point, only a dedicated music setup would beat quality of sound.

This was my first venture into the world of wireless headsets. I can say without a doubt this is an amazing headset and I love every feature it has. The double battery setup makes sure that I always have a charged battery ready in case it start dying during a gaming session. That full charge last me about 16-18 hours which is enough for 2-3 days of gaming or general browsing with the amount of time I use my computer. The GG software allows for customizations that I really like. Being able to set programs to certain audio profiles makes each application sound the exact way I want it to. It is also very comfortable and doesn't hurt my ears after extended gaming or browsing sessions. The multiple outputs makes it perfect for anyone with a setup that has a console next to their PC as well. I also like being able to switch the mix directly on the receiver which was something that never worked 100% right on my Astro's but it seems to function perfectly here. I will probably keep going with Steel series Arctic Nova's as long as they make them!

Great headset overall. I use it with my PC, and setup was very easy. It is a little heavy, but still comfortable for longer gaming sessions. The sound is excellent, and the base station with swappable batteries is a great feature. It is expensive, but the convenience and overall quality make it worth it.

SteelSeries Arctis Nova Wireless Headphones – A Gamer's Dream Come True I’ve been using the SteelSeries Arctis Nova Wireless headphones for a few weeks now, and honestly, they’re impressive on almost every front. Whether you're deep into competitive gaming or just want premium audio for your music or movies, these headphones deliver. Sound Quality: The audio is incredibly clear and immersive, with a rich soundstage that’s especially noticeable in games like Call of Duty or Valorant. The 360° Spatial Audio really makes you feel like you’re right in the middle of the action. The bass is punchy but not overpowering, and the highs are crisp. Comfort & Build: These are built for long sessions. The elastic headband and soft memory foam ear cushions are super comfy—no pressure headaches, no ear fatigue. They’re lightweight too, which is a big plus for all-day use. Wireless Performance: Connectivity is flawless. The low-latency wireless via the included dongle is seamless, and switching between devices using Bluetooth is quick and painless. Battery life is also solid—I got over 30 hours on a single charge, and fast charging gets you back up and running quickly. Microphone: The mic is retractable and does a great job of isolating your voice from background noise. Teammates in Discord said I sounded super clear, even when I had a fan on nearby. Software & Features: The SteelSeries GG software gives you tons of customization—EQ presets, sidetone control, mic monitoring, etc. You can really fine-tune your audio exactly how you want it. Overall: At this price point, the Nova Wireless stands out. It’s a perfect blend of high-end audio, comfort, and versatility. Whether you’re gaming, working, or just jamming to music, these are a solid investment.

Best Features: Multi Connect: It is super nice having my computer and phone connected at the same time. Swappable Batteries: The battery life is amazing and having a hot swap already charged is great. Great: Sound Quality: With some few tweaks and the internets help you can get them sounding the way you like them. The app is a but much for me but has some good features. Comfort: The headphones are light and comfortable. They don't make my ears that hot (still closed back headphones) Had them now for 6 months and the leather pads are still great. Good: Noise Canceling: It is good. As someone with ADHD it is nice to block out some of the distractions. It doesn't block a lot of the AC or fan noise that well. Cons: Settings Beep: When you change settings or are running low on battery, you will know. It plays a very loud beep compared to the content you are consuming. Price: they are pricey Falling Off: They like to slip off my head if I look down or tilt my head back. They never fall off but they like to slide.

The pros: Great construction, very comfortable, hot-swappable batteries are a game changer. The cons: Okay so, this headset is rated for 96kHz but the base station can only do 48kHz. So right there, a lie by SteelSeries. It's been what, 4 or 5 years now? And they still haven't acknowledged that there's a problem, let alone fixed it. Second, the sound quality was TERRIBLE. I have to use Sonar's EQ in conjunction with the built in Headset 2.4EQ (it's not recommended to run both at the same time) just to get any kind of decent sound out of them. Why should I have to do something that the manufacturer recommends against just to get the headset to sound good? I shouldn't be upgrading to a $300 headset, put them on and go, "Wow, the quality is WORSE!" Who knew that the Nova 7 was the epitome of SteelSeries technology? Stray far, far away from this headset, because any price over $200 is too high for this thing.