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

Comfortable for my extremely large head, amazing sound quality for gaming (especially PUBG on xbox), volume and mute button is on the ear piece which is a huge advantage to these over some of its competitors as some of them require a special xbox connector to be able to use the mute and volume...

Best headset in every aspect, except for that it does not have microphone feedback.

Not nearly as tight as any other headset I've put on, and the ear pieces are super soft; You barely notice the headband because of steelseries' ski goggle band on it, Sound is fantastic.

Has no mic feedback; No multi-input; Not truly wireless for Xbox (it connects to the controller; that's how you get game sound and voice); but is amazing and fully wireless for PC

The Arctis 3 is SteelSeries' new gaming headset with virtual 7.1 surround sound. The Arctis is designed to look subtle and classy compared to other gaming headsets. It's a reasonable headset but if your budget will stretch then we'd recommend buying the Arctis 5 instead.

Great looks and incredibly comfortable; Lovely sound range

Incredibly annoying software; Headsets with similar features are far cheaper; Bi-directional microphone can pick up background noise without specialist software; Arctis 5 costs only a little more and is better

The SteelSeries Siberia range needs little introduction, but having such a legendary headset under the belt presents high expectations for anything to follow. So, SteelSeries endeavoured to challenge every aspect of what a gaming headset is , and the result? The Arctis line of headsets.

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

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.

If you're going to pay a premium for a wireless gaming headset , it should sound great, of course, but it should also be comfortable, work with as many devices as possible and look stylish.

Great sound; Comfortable fit; Reasonable price; Seamless wireless

Fine-tuning music takes some work; Roundabout phone and speaker functionality

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

With a sleek design, powerful software, and excellent sound, the Arctis 7 is the best gaming headset available, period.

Sleek; lightweight design; Flexible; collapsible; crystal clear mic; Excellent sound quality; DTS Headphone:X virtual surround; Works with any gaming system

Software and virtual 7.1 only available on PC