Instead, an elastic “ski goggle strap” attaches around the headband to rest on your head. This might sound uncomfortable, and it would be, but this isn’t what rests on your head. The band is a static, single strip of brushed metal that doesn’t extend or widen (though the earcups do swivel). The headband is unlike any other we’ve encountered in the genre. The Arctis 7 makes a strong first impression thanks to mature styling and an intuitive design. Also included in the light package is a small compartment for the USB charging cable, USB dongle, and a 3.5mm cable.
The included literature is short and sweet, written in symbols for universal access. Out of the boxĪside from the colorful box, the packaging for the $150 Arctis 7 takes a minimalist approach. Thanks to an extremely comfortable and tasteful design, impressive customization software, versatile connectivity, and fantastic audio performance with scary-real DTS Headphone:X virtual surround, the Arctis 7 has put all other headsets in its class on notice that there’s a new king in town. Gone are the days of being forced to keep a rotation of multiple headsets around for your gaming system of choice. Thankfully, as we discovered in our SteelSeries Arctis 7 review, this unassuming wireless headset changes all that.
And good luck finding one you would actually want to wear out in public. Whether you need top-notch surround sound accuracy for first-person shooters, a great mic for team communication, or plush comfort for long gaming sessions, it’s not often that a headset will do everything you need it to. Software and virtual 7.1 only available on PCįinding the best gaming headset is tough.
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