Steelseries Arctis Pro

Multiple versions, each with a wide range of supported platforms ; Doesn’t require extra software or drivers ; Hi-res audio performance ; Very comfortable ; Sleek, minimalist design

Setup is a bit of hassle

The Arctis Pro solves the few compatibility shortcomings the previous Arctis headsets faced and boosts the quality up across the board. It’s become our new top pick for gaming headsets, regardless of system.

Industry-leading microphone ; Arctis design is still exceedingly comfortable ; Better sound than its Siberia 800 predecessor

Lacks bass, and EQing more in just leads to a muddy sound ; Expensive, by 2018 standards ; Dual-battery system is neat, but not as useful when most headsets last up to 24 hours per charge

The SteelSeries Arctis Pro Wireless is in a weird place, as is the nowadays.

Excellent audio quality. Comfortable. GameDAC offers handy controls.

Expensive for a wired headset. Not quite as premium-feeling as similarly priced headsets.

The SteelSeries Arctis Pro + GameDAC is a great-sounding, comfortable gaming headset with its own DAC/mixer/controller. Its $250 price tag still feels a bit steep when compared with similarly priced, wireless headsets, but for serious competitive...

Great sound quality for music and film, as well as games ; External DAC a step up from integrated audio ; Comfy fit

LED lights are a bit lairy ; Expensive

Finely balances immersive gaming audio and high grade listening for music and films. There are better cans for pure listening, but this does the lot very well indeed

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

Although it costs a pretty penny, the SteelSeries Arctis Pro Wireless Headset is unmatched in sound quality even up against wired gaming headsets.

Audiophile’s sound ; Ergonomic design and accessible controls ; Dedicated DAC ; Bass can be pushed

Soundstage not the widest ; Surround sound could be better

With a classy aesthetic and a stunning sound, SteelSeries’ latest headset is the stuff of aural legend. With its several input options, great virtual surround sound, comfort and control accessibility, it’s a gamer’s dream. Sure, we might appreciate a...

Comfortable and durable design;Great audio and microphone reproduction;Impressive battery system;Wireless via USB transmitter and Bluetooth

Poor noise isolation;No button to adjust microphone volume;Expensive

Versatile and durable design. ; Low latency for gaming and home theater. ; Good active features and app support. ; Good audio and microphone reproduction.

Subpar noise isolation. ; Slightly bulky. ; Can be a bit tight for some listeners. ; Bass and treble delivery varies significantly across users. Sensitive to glasses.

Quality ; Sound ; Comfort ; Style ; Compatible with everything

Requires a hefty commitment from the wallet

Well there we have it the Arctis Pro + GameDAC Headset brought to us by SteelSeries. So I told you I would reveal my opinion and here it goes. I will be honest the price did scare me at first. $249 is a nice chunk of change. But i can remember...