The Arctis 7 is SteelSeries' luxury gaming headset for PlayStation and PC gamers who want a reliable set of cans that can truly do justice to games. It fuses a stellar pair of stereo drivers with a design that looks and feels every bit as expensive as it is.

Wide operational range; Long battery life; Outstanding build quality; Clean and punchy audio

May be a little small for large heads; Wired-only Xbox & Switch support; Volume dials are a little fiddly

These headphones are light, comfortable and the audio quality is great; The build quality also feels sturdy and I've have these headphones for almost a year now and I've had no problems

None really; Just charge them so you can use them wirelessly instead of through the included wire for wired mode

With a remarkably comfortable elastic band and great, balanced sound, the Arctis 7 is the wireless gaming headset to beat.

Great headset ! Really confortable with the Ski Google Suspnesion Band. Really good DTS 7.1 quality without audio lag. The battery keeps the charge for a long time. The auto speaker switching is really good too.

Wired gaming gear has been a must in the past when playing reaction based games. Especially those fast-paced, action games that require quick, zero-lag responsiveness. However, the cable-less, clutter-free appeal of wireless has always been there, waiting for the technology to improve.

Comfortable and adjustable ski goggle headband; Superb surround sound quality; Retractable and high-quality mic; The ear pads are snug and remain so for hours; +24 hour battery life; Lagless connection through the dongle

The SteelSeries Arctis 7, as we expected, is a killer gaming headset. It features an awesome design, tons of flexibility thanks to the fact that it works both wirelessly and in wired mode, and a pretty great sound quality. Of course, at $150, it has some pretty intense competition.

The SteelSeries Arctis 7 is an outstanding headset that isn't only visually pleasing, but its design is also functional which makes it an excellent gaming headset for continuous gaming sessions.

Due to severe time restrictions we may not be as much into gaming as we used to but that doesn't mean we've given up our search for the best gaming headset in the market (nor for the best gaming peripherals in general).

- Very Good Build Quality; - Design (Available In Black & White; - Very Comfortable; - Audio Quality; - Bass Levels; - Positioning Audio Via DTS Headphone X; - Wireless Range; - Battery Life (15 Hours; - USB & 3.5mm Ports; - Engine 3 Software

- Price (For Some; - DTS Headphone X Only Available For PC

The Arctis 7 makes up entirely for the sins of its cheaper brother the Arctis 5 with a headband that actually fits the way you want it to, and doesn't weigh you down throughout the day.

A few weeks ago we reviewed SteelSeries' flagship mouse, the Rival 700, but today our attention turns to gaming headsets, and the Arctis 7. A wireless headset, the Arctis 7 has a metric ton of features including virtual 7.1 surround-sound, ChatMix support and on-ear volume controls to name just 3.

Good audio quality; Excellent mic; ChatMix feature is simply brilliant; Stylish; Can be used via wireless or wired connection; Good battery life

My ears pressed against the drivers when in use which was very uncomfortable; Definitely more expensive than your average gaming headset