The Steelseries Arctis 7 is an excellent wireless gaming headset for an impressive price. At $150, it comes in under the Logitech G933 Artemis, the Astro Gaming A50, and even the Skullcandy PLYR 1 , all while offering very good audio performance across the board and the option to use different...

Balanced sound; Functions both wireless and wired; Customizable with different headbands and earpads

Bass isn't particularly powerful

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

If you've read my past headset reviews, you'll know that the SteelSeries Siberia series has been my ‘go to' headset over the past few years, with my Siberia v2 still going strong after over five years of use.

Comfortable and strong build quality; Good base response for movies and gaming; Clear mic and ChatMix volume adjustment; Built in Share Jack; Adjustable ski goggle band works

Treble in music could be better (requires adjustment; No 2.5mm jack for older Xbox controllers; Not the lightest headset

Sound is an important part of gaming, and a good pair of headphones can make all the difference between success and failure. We talked a bit about the SteelSeries Arctis line of gaming headphones when they were announced , and I've been able to spend some time with the Arctis 7 model.

Great design, with really good sound and loads of features; The ski-goggle headband and Airweave earcups are incredibly comfortable even for long gaming sessions; The overall design is one that can easily be worn outside of game time too

The volume dials took a bit of getting used to so I wouldn't hit them every time I put on or took off the headphones

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

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

They have sometimes some small problems with data transferring and are because of the material they are made of a bit warmer than I expected them to be but overall I think they are pretty good so I would recomend them.

I've tried and reviewed different gaming headsets for the past years and so far, SteelSeries Arctis 7 hits the best spots for me. It's minimalist without a cheap plastic look, sounds excellent, and one of the most comfortable headsets I've worn so far for hours of PC gaming.

I bought these a few weeks ago to replace some Kingston Hyper Clouds. Out of the box the sound was slightly less impressive but this was quickly fixed with some playing around with the EQ in the SteelSeries software.

I've used the head set a couple of times and the only thing that seems to annoy me is the mute button on the mic is hard to find and feels cheap. And i the charging port is not usb C other than that i like it