Testseek.com have collected 99 expert reviews of the SteelSeries Arctis Pro Wireless and the average rating is 87%. Scroll down and see all reviews for SteelSeries Arctis Pro Wireless.
March 2018
(87%)
99 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Very Good Build Quality, Hi-Res Audio Quality, Volume & Bass Levels, 2.4GHz OLED Transmitter / Receiver, Very Comfortable, 2 Bundled 1000mAh Lithium Ion Batteries, Positioning Audio Via DTS Headphone:X V2.0, Wired & Wireless Use (2.4GHz / Bluetooth), Engi
Price (For Some), DTS Headphone X Only Available For PC, No RGB Illumination (Unlike The GameDAC Model),
Even though it took a very long time for the Arctis Pro Wireless to make it to our lab that meant we had no reason to "rush" our review so we've been using it for over a month now with very good results. Of course as expected both in terms of au...
They sound great – really, really great, The boom mic is retractable so it won't get in the way, The boom mic sounds fantastic and does a great job with background noise, Setup is very easy
They're expensive ($329), People with larger heads may not find them as comfortable, No hotswap on the battery (not a major con really)
Published: 2019-02-21, Author: stefan , review by: madshrimps.be
The new Arctic Pro Wireless headset is easy to set up, while the multitude of configuration options can be accessed either using the base station or SteelSeries Engine 3. Thanks to the chassis materials, the headset is quite light, while the adjustable wo...
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 Astro A50 nowadays.Mentioned in this articleLogitech G533Read PCWorld's review$80.21MSRP $149.99See iton AmazonAs gaming headsets go, they're both pretty great—the A50 has a slight edge in...
It's impossible to ignore the price of the Arctis Pro, but let us do so for a little while longer.When you're buying a premium product you always hope that the theatre of opening it up and revealing your purchase will justify the expense, even if we all s...
Published: 2018-03-16, Author: Will , review by: pcmag.com
Excellent audio quality, Comfortable, Lots of connection options, Two batteries with charging compartment in transmitter,
Expensive, Doesn't feel quite as premium as similarly priced headsets
The SteelSeries Arctis Pro Wireless is a remarkably full-featured wireless gaming headset, with a handy transmitter with its own controls and display, and both Bluetooth and wired connectivity as backups...
Great sound, Comfortable fit, Robust transmitter, Versatile connectivity
Expensive, Tedious setup
If you want a rich audio experience with hardware-based equalization — especially on a PS4 — the Arctis Pro Wireless delivers in a big way. It's robust, it's intuitive and it's versatile. Unless you're a truly gifted music aficionado, you could conceivabl...
SteelSeries has created a brilliant headset with the Arctis Pro. The GameDAC is a useful companion device for the headset and although probably out of budget for a lot of gamers, it would still be worth the money, if not, the Artics 5 or 7 is a good secon...
