Today we will be covering the Arctis 3 Wireless Headset from SteelSeries. Big shout out to SteelSeries for providing us with all the great headsets in the past. The one on hand today is from

Quality; Sound; Price; Comfort; Style; Many accessories available to customize your headset; Compatible with everything

Took a chance on these, and glad I did they run with Dolby 7.1 or better still DTS which is even better. Build is good, as is the software,running destiny 2 on PC, and I am hearing so many sounds that where not picked up with my old Corsair 501s. Just hope they last a long while.

Best Steelseries I've had for a while, after the shocker that was Siberia V3's, I can't comment on the sound quality as I'm not educated in that field but they sound good I guess, the mic is average as you would expect from a headset The headband is too loose, I had to tighten the tightest it can...

Just like many others i too first discovered just how useful a good headset (or pair of headphones) can be while on the road (mainly while using public transportation) when i got my first SONY cassette player back in the early 90's.

- Good Build Q; uality; - Design (Also Available In Black & White; - Very Comfortable; - Good Audio Quality; - Bass Levels; - Engine 3 Software

- Price (Too Close To The Arctis 5; - Lengthy Procedure To Enable 7.1 Surround Sound; - 3.5mm Connectivity Only; - Positioning Audio Accuracy

The Arctis 7 is fairly comfortable to wear and it sounds great, the battery lasts long enough that battery life is a non issue for me at least (hasn't gone below half yet). The price is only a bit higher then a wired headset of a similar size and i'd say its probably the best headset I've owned...

Good Sound -Comfortable -No wires to break -Convenience features not found in unpowered headsets -Long battery life -Easy to setup -Micro usb charging cable

-A little heavy

This review is based on a SteelSeries Arctis 3 headset provided by the publisher. The Arctis 3 is now available at an MSRP of $79.99.

If you've been following Techaeris for any amount of time now, you've probably realized that there are a ton of headphone solutions out there. Some target music while others target gamers, and they come in various shapes, sizes, and price points.

I truly believe we are in the golden age of gaming. Video games have never been more intense, and pressure-filled. In-game maps are more massive than ever, enemies are increasingly ferocious and graphically games are more life-like than ever before.

Very comfortable; Light; Versatile; Solid sounds

No USB connection; No color; Finicky software; Not the best headset on the market

Whether you're trying to create an immersive gaming experience or compliment the ultimate audio setup, a decent headset is one of the best purchases you can make. Unfortunately, finding a decent pair isn't always an easy task. Headsets in the sub-$100 range can be a bit of a gamble.

Very soft, comfortable, and looks great; I love the customization on the headband (more available sold separately); Software and sound is great for this price level; I don't think anything compares at this price point

The mic is way too sensitive to background noises; Even with software adjustments, people have complained they can hear background sounds being way too amplified