The Arctis 7+ and Arctis 7P+ wireless gaming headsets deliver new features that gamers want, including 30+ hours of battery life, plus a 15-minute quick charge feature for 3 hours of gameplay, USB-C connectivity with play-and-charge functionality for seamless multi-platform compatibility, and SteelSeries signature Arctis sound. The newest editions to the Arctis lineup build on the award-winning design and heritage of the SteelSeries Arctis franchise and evolve the break-through technology that changed the game in sound and audio for next-gen consoles and PC gaming.

That one allows simultaneous Bluetooth connectivity.SteelSeries, the worldwide leader in gaming and esports peripherals, has announced the launch of the Arctis 7+ and Arctis 7P+ wireless gaming headsets. Speaking of, you should definitely get the Nova 7P if you can.

I like them and hope to upgrade to the Nova Pro Wireless soon so I can get the noise canceling. If all else fails, you can always return them within whatever return period the place you get them from offers. The build quality will be better (except for the way the earcups are connected to the band but I personally have had zero issues in that area and use them for hours pretty much every day), the earcups are more spacious, etc. I have never used the pulse 3D but I have to imagine the steelseries are better. I think that’s pretty par for the course with most wireless headphones.Īll in all I have been very happy with them and have no real complaints and would definitely recommend people try them out. Usually I just restart the headset and it works fine for weeks at a time or even months. I have had a few issues with the wireless connection. I have used them with the default EQ, I believe (I say that because I haven’t messed with EQ for a long time and think I remember settling in default. The sound is quite good but nothing special. I have used the 7P+ for almost a year now and have enjoyed them very much.

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