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Arctis Pro Wireless features rock solid dual wireless technology with lag free 2.4G wireless lossless audio and Bluetooth mobile audio, combined with 40,000 Hz capable Hi-Res capable speaker drivers and a Clear Cast mic making it the ultimate gaming audio system. Plus, Arctis Pro Wireless is designed with luxury materials like polished steel and aluminum alloy, and the exclusive Arctis ski goggle headband and Airwave performance fabric ear cushions. The multi input wireless transmitter with an OLED screen and included swappable rechargeable batteries make the gaming audio system as flexible as it is powerful.
2.4g range: 40 ft., 12m 5–40,000 kHz
battery life 20 hours (10 per battery).
Bluetooth version 4.1
Bluetooth profiles a2dp, hfp, hsp.
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100.00% of customers are satisfied
5.0 out of 5 stars VERY good Wireless Gaming Headset!
After my absolutely horrid experience with Razer during an RMA (Razer took SIX MONTHS to RMA the headset...), I was looking at contenders for my business, I ended up going for the SteelSeries Arctis Pro Wireless, after reviews for the Arctis 7's reviews highly suggested the headsets. I was NOT disappointed!The headset IMHO is probably THE BEST headset you could get with the feature-set it offers!If you're looking for a gaming-centric headset that checks the most boxes, this is it.The unboxing experience is nothing but premium, and you can proudly, if you wish, display the box.Everything is well-packed, and they use solid packing protection.The headset itself needs very little setup, simply either pair it via Bluetooth, or get the base station wired up, and connect it to your device respectively. DO NOTE, that the Optical In jack is labeled as PS4, as I guess they intend the optical to only be used for the PS4. You CANNOT rename the label, but obviously you can plug in nearly any Opt Output into that input, just know it's labeled PS4. I do wish SteelSeries would just label the inputs as the type of input it is rather than what they envision you using it for; however, this is just an insignificant gripe.You will find the base station to be rather light, but honestly, it stays in place on the desk rather well, I've never had an issue with it sliding around.Setting the base station up is as simple as plugging in your inputs, optionally plugging it into power (I believe it can pull power needed from USB, but I find the wall-based power to be the better solution), and then configuring preferences like EQ and things. I do suggest keeping Auto-Off on Off because it will shut off the headset after that time elapses, regardless of what is going on.Lastly, the base station includes a slot to charge one of the two included batteries for the headset, which last a solid 6ish hours without needing to be charged. (Which charging one of these batteries I swear only takes like 30mins to an hour, and you can swap 'em when one gets low. There is a warning when it reaches like super-low power) You can also charge the headset via MicroUSB directly if you need it.The headset itself matches the near-zero latency that they advertize with the 2.4g WiFi from the base station (which is probably the way you connect to your devices if you are using the base station anyways.)The headset itself sounds VERY GOOD, not quite Audiophile, but VERY good all the same, and unless you need that audiophile level of sound, you can't really do better IMHO. It handles everything rather well that I throw at it, even decently in the high-volume range where most headsets start to have some issues.They are not as noise-canceling as something like the Bose Quietcomfort II's, so if you absolutely need isolated sound, you might not find the SteelSeries Arctis Pro Wireless to fit your needs; although it does block out most sub-ambient noise.I do have ONE semi-major complaint, and that is the "Game/Chat Balance" feature on my headset seems to drop out the secondary channel. To clarify, when I assign an app/game to that channel, it works fine for a while, but eventually, it fades the channel and cuts the audio entirely, unless I go into that app, and fiddle with the volume to fix it, only for it to fade again. This is likely a driver problem on my end, but also I am running on Linux on my PC, and I haven't yet found a driver that addresses that problem. If SteelSeries sees this, please reach out if you can!On the other side though, these truly are multi-purpose! I can effortlessly go from gaming on my PC, to watching a movie in bed with these and achieve a pretty cinematic sound (The Game of Thrones intro is BREATHTAKING with this headset!). You can reliably watch at full-volume and no-one is none the wiser, which really transports you away from the rest of the environment and isolates you in whatever you are watching. It's quite something!In another note, you only get Bluetooth 4.1, instead of the (at the time) new Bluetooth 5, but I hardly notice a major downside without it, although I hope they update the headset soon with things like BT5 and maybe stronger WiFi. To be clear, I can get great range from the headset, and it only cuts out after I get to the other side of my house, which is all I really need.The microphone stands pretty much toe-to-toe with my Blue Snowball, which is a relief, although for constant use I STRONGLY recommend using the popfilter attachment that they include with it, although you might run into issues when you go about retracting the mic boom into the headset when you are done using it. Also I believe it covers up the mute LED on the mic itself, but you can outright turn off the LED if you need.They are pretty comfy, and I don't really ever feel uncomfortable wearing them, or after taking them off, yet they are durable, and built to last. You get all the support of a metal skeleton, with none of the discomforts, and I find the "Airweave Fabric" band, which doubles as size adjust, to be suitable for even 10 to 12-hour gaming seshesOverall, I'd take these everywhere if my job wasn't so... Potentially abusive to the headset, with different oils and powders. I'd recommend them while traveling as well, although I am not particularly sure if the extra batteries are TSA-Compliant, but I think they are fine.Overall, there is VERY LITTLE this headset does wrong. I am very satisfied I got this headset, and probably will buy again!Edit:Over the years, the headset still preforms well.The issue I eluded to regarding the second chat channel fading, is NOT a driver problem but a hardware one. There is a capacitor on the internals that shuts off the channel if below the threshold, which is rather unfortunate. One other thing worth noting, where each side of the headset attaches to the frame, they are only secured via plastic, and are susceptible to fatigue if care isn't taken, they are pretty durable, but they would've done better by securing the headset modules via metal that isn't likely to break and effectively break the headset.
5.0 out of 5 stars Okay, what? How did I not ever hear of these before today?
EDIT: 4 YEARS LATER (June 2024): I'm still using these. Over the years I've purchased 2 sets of those cheap foam replacement cups for the ears and that's it and only because I'm too lazy to clean them when replacement cups are only a couple bucks. I have on average used these for at minimum a few hours daily for 4 years and up to 12+ hours on some crazy days. These are super comfortable and just legitimately the most perfect version of headphones I could imagine for any usecase in your own home. easily swap to bluetooth between other devices like your phone or a TV or what ever - the base station is a GENIUS item to pair with these... Perfect connectivity for competitive gaming and you can walk all over your house and still have reception. Now almost 5 years later the hinges have started to crack or break but I just glued them into a static position to fix them 'forever'. I have no idea how many more years I can get out of these but I dearly hope in the next 5+ years if I ever need to replace these I can just pick up the exact same thing - or if the next generation replaces these that they just improve the materials but nothing else. Never again suffer from your headphones disconnecting, the wire comeing unplugged, or tripping over it or the wire constantly needing to be managed with it always dangling between you and your PC / TV / gaming station.Original review from march 2020: I've been using astro A40's since their inception. Not because I was a fan boy or anything, I just genuinely appreciate the "best" experience. I've used bluetooth wireless headphones before and I loved being untethered but the latency makes for a poor gaming experience which is why I used Astro A40's and didn't think the upgrade to the A50's would be worth it since they were basically the exact same headset. Well after about 6-7 years my Astro 40's microphone broke and the headstrap broke so it was time to upgrade... It was between a pair of Astro A50's and this Steel series...This completely blows me out of the water. Not only does it deliver superior audio than the Astro A40's in my opinion, but it pulls off being wireless flawlessly. There is no perceptible latency. Just in every category these are amazing. I love the low profile look to them. They don't scream gamer (that being said, I wish I noticed these come in black before I ordered). It was literally ONE mini USB cable to set up. It paired instantly out of the box with both the internal battery plus spare battery already charged to at least 90% out of the box.Seriously, I just plugged in the included (i think it's called a DAC box?) and it connected my headphones right away and I was already all set to go. If you want the full experience and dynamic 7.1 surround though you do need to download steel series engine which takes 2 minutes (not kidding, its very fast). The software instantly recognized the headphones and downloaded the latest drivers in 10 seconds. Then you just check the box for 7.1 surround and you're all done.For gameplay I tested these in Overwatch. I had no idea what I was missing, and seriously this is in comparison to Astro A40's (granted it was the like 2013 versions but still, they had 7.1 surround sound on them even then). I can hear everything so much more clearly and at the added benefit of this things amazing connectivity features. Being able to clearly see my microphone muted, be able to put the microphone away instead of just flipped up (which incidentally the microphone still works while its pushed in and people CAN still hear you if you prefer the more stealth look of the microphone put away). Oh my gosh and the feature to have your phone connected AT THE SAME TIME is amazing. You can be working on your computer, watching videos etc and seemlessly take a phone call and walk away without having to unplug anything...Just wow. These are hands down the best wireless gaming headphones on the market. Period. Like I've been waiting for the next generational leap before upgrading and this was definitely it. You can't get this performance and feature set on a budget guys. If this is what you're looking for and you got the money, do it!My only CON is that I think they are too tight on the head but are otherwise very comfortable but it's not unbearably tight, just too tight for my taste. I may look for solutions to stretch it. Also maybe the cloth adjustment strap is a hair too short? But these are small nitpicks.Seriously... I'll stop here because I'll literally type a novel about how good these are. I'll never buy Astro's again, they have definitively dethroned in my eyes for the number 1 gaming head set. I don't wanna bad mouth Astro's, they are a great headset but they are in 2nd place now for sure. Catch up Astro, I'll look you up in 5-6 years if there is ever a reason to upgrade from this!
Algo caros pero... Si, valen lo que cuesta
Me ha costado mucho decidirme por unos auriculares gamer y realmente llevaba meses en mi lista.1-. Sonido: Honestamente de muchos reviews donde atacan mucho este apartado, tenia mis dudas. Personalmente a mi me gusto, no me considero audio-filo ni entusiasta, por lo que no me iría a ese segmente del mercado, pero comparado con el sonido de unos Sony wh-1000xm4, la verdad es que me dejo sorprendido pues estos Arctis tienen un sonido muy claro y no se distorsiona a volumen alto. Obviamente no vas a encontrar las mismas características por ser mas orientado a mejorar el apartado en videojuegos y no en música, pero diría que no decepcionan. Con respecto a muchos comentarios de un pitido, en mi caso me paso al principio, con una actualización con su software se soluciono, no se si sea algo especifico pero ya no tuve problemas.Para videojuegos, te da oportunidad de configurar casi todo, obviamente otras marcas ofrecen eso, para los que preguntan si se escuchan los pasos de otros jugadores, si, también se puede XD. El ecualizador que se puede configurar desde el DAC o desde los botones del auricular, el sonido de voz se puede separar del audio de los videojuegos.Tienes chance de conectar el audio de voz mediante otras aplicaciones e incluso utilizarlo en un smarthphone con el Bluetooth mientras que el audio principal desde la PC o PS4 (donde este el DAC conectado).2-. Diseño y material: Me gustan las cosas gamer, pero honestamente nunca me he decantado por las luces y cosas monstruosas, es lo que mas me gusto, tienen un diseño algo sobrio y estético, bien podrías salir a la calle con ellos y nadie notaria que son unos audífonos gamer. En cuanto al acabado, honestamente son los primeros auriculares que me parecen de buena construcción, quiero aventarlos al suelo pero se que no debo... La diadema me parece que es metal como anodizado, pero no podría asegurarlo O_O, si es plástico, debo decir que uno muy duro... Todo el demás cuerpo es de plástico muy bien construido3. Conexión: Es curioso, pero al principio me causo conflicto que necesitaras el DAC para poder realizar una buena conexión, estaba muy acostumbrado a bluetooth y ya... Sin embargo tienes diferentes formas de conectarlos. Puedes usar el DAC (Que obviamente de da todas las características del sonido), conectarlos directamente con el cable que viene incluido a una entrada Jack o directamente a bluetooth, aunque este ultimo no lo detecto mi PC, pero en un Celular no tuve problemas. Con el DAC, ciertamente es una muy buena conexión, puedes alejarte muchos metros a través de paredes y no perder la conexión (Los Sony tienen bluetooth 5.0 y bueno, siempre tengo problemas de sonido).4-. Comodidad: Diría que se sienten algo pesados al principio y algo "justos", principalmente porque no es como muchos audífonos que se desliza la diadema para acomodarlos, tienen una banda que te ayuda a ajustarlos sin tener que estar moviéndola. Después de algunas horas de uso en varios dias no noto que me canse o moleste realmente. Las almohadillas tienen como un acabado de tela un poco rugosa, por lo que te ayuda a no almacenar mucho el calor5-. Autonomía: Tiene dos baterías de Litio que duran una buena jornada de trabajo o videojuegos, creo que es uno de sus puntos fuertes, pues a la larga si te llegan a fallar seria simplemente reemplazarlas.6-. Precio: Bueno, no todo puede ser miel sobre hojuelas, si son unos auriculares caros y, principalmente ahora que pareciera que el stock es algo escaso. Me han gustado y diría que el precio lo vale, en mi caso vendido por Bolo es donde he encontrado ofertas.Y bueno, dependerá de que busques, finalmente en este tipo de artículos es mas una inversión personal que una necesidad, pero sin duda por algo es de los mejores del mercado en cuanto apartado gaming. No va a estar exentos de detalles que a muchos no les puede gustar, pero diría que eso ya seria mas cuestión personal
Honest review
I've had these now for about 6 months. So this isn't an initial first impressions kind of review. I've read what a lot of people have said and it seems like a few people think they understand things that the clearly do not and blame the headphones for it. So let's go.Comfort: Honestly, this is going to come down to your ear shape and size probably more than anything. If you have little ears, or ears that sit tight to your head - then in terms of comfort I can sum it up best by saying you'll probably forget you have them on at times. They're comfy, lightweight, and they sit well with the ski band system. I'm a 6'6 adult male. I do not have a little head - yet these headphones stay on me all day whether im in a gaming marathon or working and listening to spotify. The only pain you'll probably get is if you have ears that jut out from your head because the earcups are rather shallow - so your ears will be pressed against the unit and that can become painful over long periods of play; I had that for the first few days of wearing these but I haven't felt it since.Build Quality: I'm someone who will pay a lot of money for quality. Build Quality is a factor in me keeping or returning items. I haven't in 6 months gotten bored of picking the headset up and putting it on. It feels great. It feels like it costs. Nothing has worn down, come loose, etc. They just keep looking and performing good.Wireless and Battery: I'm comboing this section because they're directly related. You get 2 batteries, so one is always charging while the other is in use. Swapping takes 5 seconds and I've got that down to a 1-handed science. It's laughably easy to swap and charge the batteries, anyone who complains about this likely failed grade school recess. The battery life varies on usage scenario I have found - but I was say on average you're looking at MINIMUM 6 hours with constant music at full volume with bass boosting (more on that next) and as much as a full day if you just leave them turned on and only use the actual speakers sparingly.In terms of wireless range, I can broadcast from my upstairs computer (using the wireless dac) all the way into the basement (3 levels) and from the front of my property to the corners of my backyard (large lot). The only time I seem to have ANY issues with range is when I'm within 5 ft of the microwave and it's running. Def interference there - do not recommend warming up pizza pops while wearing these headphones.SOUND QUALITY: I left this for last, and my opening comments were mainly about this section. People complaining about the sound quality and putting that on the headphones do not know how audio works. These speakers are absolutely able to output incredible fidelity and the simulated surround sound is also top notch for headphones on the market. The issue isn't the hardware here. It's the limitations of the source and what the dac is able to do with that sound. Likely, you're planning on using these headphones on PC. Windows default audio is dog ____ quality. To really get the most out of your hardware, you need a third party audio manager to unlock the capabilities of even the headset your using when reading this.Don't believe me, well let me show you. open up google and look for "boom 3d" (pro-tip, it's also on steam). It will have a 100% complete free trial. Download it, and set it up. when it running, turn on it's surround sound and pick an equalizer you like, I typically leave it on "windows". I bet your cheap walmart headphones suddenly sound a lot better. If you want crazy good music in the arctis headset, turn surround off and instead put it to max fidelity (same row as surround button, to the right) and increase the slider controlling the equalizer. I will bet money you can't handle the sound coming out at full volume without developing tinnitus.See, it has nothing to do with the headset itself. The headset is money. People just don't realize that their computers, phones, and consoles have all kinds of factory limits or settings that really gimp the audio. You can spend like crazy and never figure out why it still feels empty. There are other way to unlock that sound, but Boom 3D is the cheapest and easiest way to manage it all. Best of all, your $10 license can be used on 2 computers, so you can give one to a friend and look like a hero.All told, this headset is amazing. I had HyperX Cloud II before this so I was coming from a very good headset with high expectations - and the Arctis has been everything I had hoped it would be.
Probabilmente il NON PLUS ULTRA del mondo delle cuffie gaming
Il mondo delle cuffie gaming è un oceano sconfinato, dove è facile perdersi ed annegare. L’obiettivo di questa mia recensione è dapprima andare a fornire una serie di razionali per una scelta consapevole, (pensate a questa review come ad una sorta di faro) ed in un secondo momento spiegare in maniera accurata (per quanto mi sia possibile) le caratteristiche dell’oggetto di tale recensione e perché per me rappresenta il miglior prodotto della categoria, per quell’utenza che non accetta compromessi quando il “gioco si fa duro”, e ovviamente non si lascia intimorire dal prezzo a cui viene venduto.Su Bolo per le cuffie gaming, come dicevo, vi è un mondo così sconfinato di scelte che quasi scoraggia l’acquirente. Prima di andare a parlare nello specifico del prodotto oggetto della review vorrei dare un focus su quali sono a mio modesto parere (visto che essendo gamer e divoratore di playlist musicali, di cuffie ne ho consumate un bel pò) le qualità principali che un buon headset dovrebbe avere.1. Ergonomia, si esatto, la comodità prima della qualità audio. Questo parametro, espresso in maniera generica, si basa sulla mescolazione di diversi fattori quali: materiali utilizzati per padiglione, e capacità traspirante, tecnologia di realizzazione dell’archetto, e relativi materiali, mobilità dei padiglioni nello spazio, ed infine il peso. Quando questi parametri sono propriamente calibrati, non andrete mai in sofferenza dovuta all’utilizzo prolungato.2. Qualità audio, ovviamente subito dopo la comodità ma dello stesso livello di importanza ci sta tutto il discorso puramente tecnico, che non starò qui a farvi, ma vi basta sapere che ogni cuffia è diversa dall’altra e difficilmente ha senso paragonarle proprio perché il più delle volte si paragonano tecnologie completamente differenti. Quello che serve dire, è capire bene quale sia l’utilizzo principale per cui state cercando le cuffie. Ovviamente questo parametro, più del primo viaggia con l’aumento di prezzo.3. Utilizzo misto. Io credo che quando parliamo (soprattutto) di articoli di un certo calibro, appartenenti anche ad una certa fascia di prezzo è cosa giusta e buona, essere esigenti per quanto riguarda l’utilizzo al di fuori di quello primario per cui sono state progettate. Parlando di cuffie gaming nello specifico, è ovvio che vorremmo godercele nell’utilizzo misto quale: riproduzione di musica (magari da CD), utilizzo per call conference, per vedere un film, o anche ascoltare la musica in viaggio o per strada.IL PRODOTTO📦: SteelSeries azienda dalle amletiche origini presenta delle cuffie wireless gaming pensate per eccellere nel gaming e non solo. Le cuffie sono costituite da un archetto in lega di alluminio ed acciaio super leggero, i padiglioni invece in memory foam ricoperti da tessuto airweave per consentire un’elevata traspirabilità. Il micorfono è con cancellazione del rumore ed ha la certificazione DISCORD. Il punto nevralgico ovviamente sono gli speaker, realizzati con dei magneti in neodimio che gli conferiscono un range ad alta risoluzione che va dai 10 Hz ai 40 kHz. Oltre alle cuffie nella confezione troviamo la basetta trasmittente per ricaricare le batterie e poter regolare la sorgente, il volume, o impostare l’equalizzatore a 5 bande secondo le nostre più disparate esigenze (sono presenti ovviamente anche dei preset); sempre nella confezione sono presenti: un cavo audio USB, un Toslink, ed un cavo audio per cellulare a dimostrazione di quanto queste cuffie siano multimediali, infine sono presenti anche le due batterie.PARERI🤔 & CONCLUSIONI🏁: facendo riferimento a quanto detto all’inizio di questa recensione queste cuffie hanno un’elevata comodità, l’archetto in lega di alluminio super leggera è fisso quello che invece si andrà adattare alla forma della nostra testa è la fascia di tessuto regolabile posta proprio nell’archetto. Il peso delle cuffie è veramente basso (non arriva a 400 grammi) ed infine i padiglioni sono mobili in tutte e 3 le direzioni. Passando dal primo al secondo punto della mia premessa, ovvero la qualità audio potremmo veramente stare qui a parlare per ore. Dotate di audio surround 7.1, tecnologia DTS:X v.2.0 (esattamente l’antagonista di Dolby Atmos) i due speaker che riescono a riprodurre in maniera cristallina tutti i suoni, veramente sono un piacere per le orecchie. Voglio però consigliare anche a chi ha trovato piatto e non sufficientemente profondo il suono di “smanettare” in maniera cosciente con l’equalizzatore a 5 bande, perché se settato come si deve, riesce veramente a tirare fuori tutto il potenziale di queste cuffie (nel caso vi dovesse risultare un’operazione troppo complessa l’applicazione disponibile per PC vi verrà molto in aiuto, ed anche la rete è piena di suggerimenti in merito). Le cuffie sono dotate di tecnologia bluetooth e grazie alla tecnologia Dual wireless System possono essere sintonizzate in contemporanea con il nostro smartphone e la nostra piattaforma di gioco preferita (PC o PlayStation che sia). Questa funzionalità la trovo estremamente utile, perché così anche quando sono immerso nell’hardcore gaming, se mi arriva una telefonata posso sentirla, oppure se arriva una notifica in quel preciso istante l’audio del mio pc continua ad essere riprodotto e non va su muto (cosa che accade ad esempio con la tecnologia dual channel del bluetooth di quinta generazione) e quindi non c’è pericolo che possa perdermi qualche battuta durante i filmati ad esempio, o peggio essere costretto a staccare il cell quando le notifiche di messaggi o di app arrivano numerose. Altra funzione particolare e molto apprezzata è quella della doppia batteria che si ricarica proprio nel trasmettitore, quando utilizzo una l’altra si ricarica, in pratica la durata delle cuffie è infinita. Per funzionare le cuffie non necessitano del trasmettitore, e quindi possono essere utilizzate anche fuori casa grazie alla connessione bluetooth, e i tasti di accensione e di abbinamento del bluetooth permettono di effettuare alcune operazioni senza utilizzare il cellulare come ad esempio skippare i brani o rispondere ad una telefonata.E’ difficile parlare di un prodotto così complesso e così completo senza dilungarsi, e per restare in un range apprezzabile ho dovuto accenare soltanto ad alcuni aspetti o non menzionarne altri di grande rilievo(come la riproduzione wired offerta da queste cuffie) ma nonostante ciò spero di avervi in qualche modo fornito degli spunti validi per la vostra valutazione. Come si evince da quello che ho scritto, queste cuffie hanno tante funzioni innovative, una grande qualità costruttiva, e pur essendo pensate per il gaming si fanno apprezzare in tutti gli utilizzi (personalmente le ho utilizzate anche per lavorare in smart working, perché il microfono con cancellazione di rumore ed il Sidestone regolabile sono ottimi per questo utilizzo). Sul sito ufficiale sono inoltre disponibili degli accessori di ricambio per tutte le parti soggette a usura.SteelSeries con questo prodotto ha raggiunto dei livelli altissimi, che difficilmente negli anni a venire saranno raggiunti dalla concorrenza, quindi a tutti gli appassionati del settore che cercano il meglio del meglio dico semplicemente: non perdete altro tempo!Voto✒️📋: 🔟
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Quality look and feel headset
Bought as a gift for my better half to use for gaming, he pretty much has not taken them off his head so I assume it's a thumbs up. I am now redundantThey look nice and he hasn't had anything negative to say about them for the last 3 months he's been using them.
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SteelSeries Arctis Pro Wireless Gaming Headset - High Fidelity 2.4 GHz Wireless - Mixable Bluetooth - Non-Stop Dual Battery - OLED Base Station - AI Noise Canceling Mic - PC, PS5, PS4, Mobile - Black
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