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.

Not worth the price. Cant really hear both sound and party chat as it's too low. When you adjust it you basically have to lose the chat or the in game sound.

I bought these headphones to replace my wired, first gen, Steelseries cans, that have started to wear out, and I was hoping these would be a step up in quality, features and sound.

Well I owned the Arctic 7 and is a fantastic pair of head-phones, But the other day they were having problems with the usb cable being lose and chargering then not. Orderd the Arctic Pro,Has a better and clearer mic and the sound is fantastic.

The quality of the sound is great especially when listening to music. Bit of white noise when connected to pc and if volume limiter is off, but better if on and when connected through wireless. White noise is only noticeable when no sound is playing.

At first, I shivered at the thought of a wireless gaming headset costing approximately £300. After all, nobody really needs a headset that costs just as much as the games console that it runs on.

Mighty Ape for starters absoloutely killed it with shipping, even in this pandemic they had this headset to me in Victoria, Australia with in one day!! As for the product it self in my opinion worth every cent. My last pair was the gen 4 a50's and I personally reckon just sound quality out of the box shits all over the Astros. All the settings and what not is just an added bonus but for anyone buying don't freak out with how quiet they are out of the box there is a volume limiter setting that you can access in the settings and turn it off and they are actually quite loud but still crystal clear all the way from lows to the mids and even up to the highs. 11/10 highly recommend.

Well I owned the Arctic 7 and is a fantastic pair of head-phones, But the other day they were having problems with the usb cable being lose and chargering then not. Orderd the Arctic Pro,Has a better and clearer mic and the sound is fantastic. Still have the Chat/game volume button which sold me (always play online with people so is a must for me) Has two batteries so dont have to worry about the usb to headphone charging. Orderd it 10:40am in wellington and was in my hands by 7:19pm from Auckland, Nice Work Mighty Ape!

Love that it has two batteries so I never have to worry about plugging it up and charging it by cable, trying to get sound levels right is taking a while at first it seemed to low but I found in settings a sound limit lock turned it off that up it plus you can create your own sound level effect,Only thing so far is that I have a big head so just top of my head was touching the metal frame so my ears weren’t fully comfortable covered I had to bend the metal frame a bit now fits fine , just worried about the side joints snapping like that other fellow said in his review I’ve had it happen with a thew of my previous headphones afterglow,turtle beach and Logitech I hope that warranty covers it

The SteelSeries Siberia 840 has been one of the best gaming headset for a while now. And, while SteelSeries has since introduced new wireless gaming headsets, like the Arctis 7, something didn't feel right – it never felt like the audio performance was at the same level, and the lack of the...

Lossless; Hi-Res Certified audio; Convenient dual battery system; Unmatched comfort

The priciest wireless gaming headset; Not compatible with Xbox One; Microphone isolation needs improvement