On the left ear cup, you’ll see a power button and wireless control button. On the back of the left ear cup, you’ll find the majority of the controls - including a microphone mute button, volume wheel, a mobile audio cable to use the headset in wired mode, an aux port, and a microUSB charging port. Unlike the Arctis Pro + GameDAC, the headset does not offer RGB lighting - though that’s obviously not a necessary feature, especially when it would be a drain on the battery. The headset comes in black, and we really like the look of it.

The headset’s design is almost identical to the SteelSeries Arctis Pro + GameDAC, apart from the power button and Bluetooth button - which are obviously required for wireless use. The first thing you’ll notice about the SteelSeries Arctis Pro Wireless is its design, and if you’re at all familiar with SteelSeries’ other headsets, you’ll immediately recognize it. The wireless version, on the other hand, does away with those pesky cables.īut does it still sound good? Is it still worth buying? We put the headset to the test to find out. Of course, the two headsets serve a slightly different purpose - the GameDAC variant is for those who want the best sound quality possible, and don’t mind the fact that the headset is wired. But it’s not the only version of the new gaming headset - there’s also a wireless version, aptly called the SteelSeries Arctis Pro Wireless. We recently reviewed the SteelSeries Arctis Pro + GameDAC, which we found to be among the best gaming headsets out there. SteelSeries is back with a couple awesome new headsets - both different variants of a headset called the SteelSeries Arctis Pro.

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