When a headset costs as much as this one, it better be freaking fantastic.
You’ll pay through the nose with SteelSeries' Arctis Nova Elite headset to listen to your consoles, PC, phone, and aux cord all at once.
If you're like me and have been dragging your feet on buying a more premium gaming headset, you'll appreciate the Arctis Nova 3P.
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SteelSeries' Arctis GameBuds offer great audio with a ludicrous number of EQ options, but its best feature is the slot for the 2.4 GHz dongle.
You can still have great sound without breaking the bank.
The all-in-one headphones makes the most sense for rare few who have their consoles close or near their gaming PC.
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A backup battery, a detachable boom mic, a clean look, and ANC that works make this a new standard.
Imagine getting a different keyboard layout with only the touch of a button.
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The Logitech G Fits are probably the best gaming earbuds you can get, but lag behind over-ear headphones for gaming and cheaper earbuds for everyday use.
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The Astro A30 pairs multiple connection options and tools for blending them all, but SteelSeries did it better two years ago for $30 less.
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A bare-bones software hub and substandard microphone hold back excellent active noise canceling and audio quality.
It has the right amount of keys and offers the ideal amount of DIY tinkering.
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The Arctis Nova Pro Wireless can also stream from two wireless sources at the same time.
SteelSeries' controller has a generic build that can't stand up to the more mobile-centric Razer Kishi I already use for gaming on my phone.
