The SteelSeries Arctis Pro Wireless delivers nuanced sound and a plethora of audio options, all without the need for cumbersome software.

Great sound; Comfortable fit; Robust transmitter; Versatile connectivity

Expensive; Tedious setup

The SteelSeries Arctis Pro Wireless is one of the most full-featured gaming headsets we've seen, with Bluetooth connectivity and a powerful transmitter with its own display and controls. It also sounds excellent and feels very comfortable to wear, which helps justify its $320 price tag.

Excellent audio quality; Comfortable; Lots of connection options; Two batteries with charging compartment in transmitter

Expensive; Doesn't feel quite as premium as similarly priced headsets

The SteelSeries Arctis Pro Wireless sets a new standard in wireless gaming headsets. It looks great, is extremely comfortable, and sounds awesome. Sure, it doesn't sound quite as good as the SteelSeries Arctis Pro + GameDAC, but that's to be expected.

SteelSeries makes a wide range of gaming headsets, from budget-priced wired models to expensive wireless bundles. The Arctis Pro Wireless is in the latter camp, with a hefty $329.99 price tag and the performance, build quality, and features to back it up. It features a dedicated transmitter with its own screen for adjusting sources, EQ settings, and audio mixing without even touching your PC or console, and comes with two batteries so you never have to plug it in to charge. It also has Bluetooth connectivity and even a wired option, so you can use it with your smartphone and leave the transmitter at home. Its full feature set, strong audio performance, and comfortable fit earn it our Editors' Choice for wireless gaming headsets. Design The Arctis Pro Wireless headset is nearly identical to the wired Arctis Pro + GameDAC, but equipped with a battery and Bluetooth controls, and lacking colored lighting. It's understated and black, with slightly rubberized plastic earcups. Soft, brea...

The SteelSeries Arctis Pro Wireless is a remarkably full-featured wireless gaming headset, with a handy transmitter with its own controls and display, and both Bluetooth and wired connectivity as backups.

Excellent audio quality; Comfortable; Lots of connection options; Two batteries with charging compartment in transmitter

Expensive; Doesn't feel quite as premium as similarly priced headsets

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SteelSeries Arctis Pro Wireless is an awesome, wireless gaming headset for both the PC and PS4. Switching between the two is pretty easy and there are plenty of connection types available through the Transmitter Base Station.

Ever since the Steelseries Arctis 7 rocked my eardrums at the end of last year to claim the top spot in my best gaming headset rankings, no other gaming headset has even come close to matching its supreme comfort or exceptional sound quality – until now.

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SteelSeries has updated its range of award-winning headsets with three new models launched under the Arctis Pro umbrella. The trio arrive as high-end successors to the hugely popular Arctis 7 line, and with multiple flavours to choose from, pricing can vary considerably.

Fantastic sound quality; Excellent noise-cancelling mic; High level of comfort; Stylish understated design; Spare battery comes in handy

£300 price tag; Lacks official support for Xbox One

I purchased this headset for multiplayer PC gaming and am incredibly glad I did. As far as wireless headsets go this is one of the best I've used, boasting high quality audio and excellent ease of use. The base station allows for quick and easing customisation on the fly without being intrusive.