SteelSeries Arctis Nova Elite - Hi-Res Wireless Gaming Headset — 96kHz/24bit — Carbon Fiber Speakers — ANC — AI Noise Rejection — App — 2.4GHz + BT — Multi-Source Mix — OmniPlay PC+PlayStation+Xbox

Arriving a day early, it was a nice surprise. The packaging is first rate, worth keeping just for the storage factor when not using the headset. There is a storage pouch, nice for carrying the headset in a backpack, unless you want to have them around your neck.The construction is top notch and well designed. The redesigned receiver is a very nice touch. Using the downloaded app for consoles made it very simplistic to choose a setting for specific games. Ghost of Yotei wasn’t in the list but Tsushima was listed.The sound reproduction was a knockout. The voices had clarity and lots of depth, ju

I don't normally write reviews but these are absolutely stunning and deserve to be looked at. So to start off, I have used many more premium headsets in the past, I've owned the arctis 7, arctis pro, then I moved on to the nova pro, which I have had since release. These take all the good from the older models and amp it up. The more premium materials, they have a nice weighty feel to them, but not at all uncomfortable. They have changed the earpands to kind of a soft leatherette type material with a really soft memory foam on the inside. The ear cups themselves are of nice size, I have rather

I really wanted to like these headphones. I was fully prepared to spend the high retail price of these delivered on what I wanted. They failed me in a few areas. First off, the sound quality was not bad but not great. It sounded but muddy, the sub bass is incredible though but the mids and highs sounded muffled. The microphone is very good. I called my wife from an airplane and I had these on me. I extended the boom mic and she said she could hear me perfectly and she could not even hear the airplane engines going.The fit was not comfortable. I have a larger head and even extended fully the ea

This is a great gaming headset! I was on the fence about buying such an expensive headset, but it checked all the boxes and simplified my setup in the process. I mostly use consoles, primarily my PS5, and previously had to swap my headset between my PS5 and XBOX Series X based on which I wanted to use, but no longer with the Arctis Nova Elite.The audio quality is phenomenal, I can hear things in games I’ve never heard before and with great accuracy on where it is coming from, behind me, to either side, above, they did a great job with the spatialization to help give you that edge. Being able t

Let me preface this as an owner of previous SteelSeries headsets: I am not a fan of Sonar, especially since it doesn't have Live Preview for some reason.That being said, this is honestly well worth the money. Stepping up from the Original Gen 1 Arctis 7 since the charge port for that one broke and since I've got no welding experience, decided to upgrade. Straight out of the box this is the easiest setup ever: Plug in, turn on, done. If you want all the configurations and such however, you'll need the GG Engine software and depending on your particular audio tastes will either fit like a glove

A bit expensive but worth the cost in my opinion. Has lasted me longer than the arctis nova pro and has updated noise cancellation which has lasted longer with less headaches for me than the pro. I find that it has better connectivity than the pro and can reach further without interruption. They also updated the chime noise on the nova elite to be less deafening and easily adjustable than it ever was on my pair of nova pros. Some cons to me are the mic retraction can get stuck and be harder to put the mic piece back in. Overall these are some of the best noise quality headphones ive had and us

Works great. Really like the option for changing between devices without needing to do change where it's plugged in.Sounds come through great, and the profile options in the steelseries app work well on the presets available.I am usually getting 1-1.5 weeks on battery for my use of it. (I am usually using it 2-5 hours a day on weekdays, and 8 hours or so per day on the weekends. So really long time. And when it does run out it takes 20 seconds to change the battery.

This is a super-premium headset with a bunch of not-at-all-super-premium problems. First, the stock earpads are not comfortable, and you will inevitably end up spending another 20 bucks on aftermarket replacements. At this price point, that's unacceptable. Second, there are a bunch of quality-of-life problems with the software and on-headset controls. For example, there is no way to use the on-headset volume wheel to control your bluetooth connected device unless you're fully disconnected from the 2.4 ghz base station first. That's completely ridiculous; it would have taken ten minutes to writ