
SteelSeries - Arctis 7X
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Last updated: Dec 10, 2025 Scoring
Steelseries 7p or 7x probably gonna be your best bet and finding them used will be even cheaper. There are others id recommended but there over 100
r/playstation • What are the best gaming headphones in the $100 or less category? ->No, I downgraded from the Nova Pro Wireless to the 7X. The only loss was the Line-In from my PC's speakers. Otherwise, the audio quality on the 7Xs are fine, the wireless range is no worse, and I don't have to worry about the shitty durability of Steelseries, where your $300 headset breaks after 1-2 years.
r/buildapcsales • [Headphones] SteelSeries Arctis Nova Pro Wireless Multi-System Gaming Headset (Used - Like New) and (Used-Good), $181.55 to $143.66, Amazon Resale (Check Comments for all the versions and prices) ->I've used the SteelSeries Arctis 7X for a while now, and it really impressed me with its clear audio and solid battery life during long gaming sessions on my PS5.
r/PlaystationPortal • What is the best wireless headset for the ps5. ->I use the Steeleseries Arctis Nova Pro and love them. The only other brand I'm familiar with is Turtle Beach, and both the Arctis 7x and Nova Pro have sounded a lot better than the Turtle Beach headsets I've used.
r/XboxSeriesXlS • Hey guys, what headphones do you recommend for playing on Xbox Series X? What do you think are the best? ->I bought the arctis 7x like a month or two prior to SteelSeries releasing the usb-c version and I was out of return window. I was so pissed lol. It’s literally my only device that doesn’t accept usb-c and I hate it so much that I just use them wired so I don’t have to worry about battery issues or even charging them. I can’t stand micro-usb.
r/LegionGo • What headphones are you guys using? Preferably wireless. Legion go S. ->Astro A50x TurtleBeach stealth 700 gen 3 Steele Arctis 7x or P Gen 2 I rock with those in a rotation
r/Battlefield • Looking to buy a headset for bf6, which one is the best out of these? ->Same here. Big head, got the 7X, wear them for hours every day with no issues.
r/steelseries • Steelseries headsets for big heads? ->I've had them about 8 months now, previously using artic 7 for the past 9 years. the only thing that has me reaching for an old pair of wired Serbia v2 that I retired 9 years ago is the half second delay when skipping YouTube or using the mic. Replacement ear pads from aliexpress are a must and the headband can be made to work but it's never going to be as comfy as the artics was without spending the $$ Coming from using [trying to] the steelseries software for the past 9 years, the audeze program isn't that bad as a basic eq and settings place (steelseries did have a very customisable eq page), eq's are stored on board and can be changed via a phone app too.
r/Audeze • Gaming Headset Recommendations ->For anyone coming back late, I've had 3 pairs of these: Arctis 7x, Arctis Pro Wireless, and Arctis Nova Pro Wireless. If you're looking between the two pros I really recommend the Nova, even with the price bump. I loved the Arctis 7x and had them for over 5 years. I tried replacing them with the Arctis Pro Wireless but after three weeks I ended up returning them. Issues included constant white noise, poor bluetooth range, crackling noises on every connection, and an uncomfortably tight fit. The Arctis Nova Pro was $120 more but so much better in every way, it feels totally worth it. It's super comfortable, has a smaller profile than the Arctis, and has a better bluetooth range. Most importantly it's completely silent: for the Arctis Pro I was part of the minority who heard the white noise and it drove me crazy, but the Nova is as silent as a pair of Airpods. Other improvements like the mic, build material, and replaceable batteries were all great too.
r/steelseries • Arctis Nova Pro wireless better than arctis pro wireless? ->I eventually went with the SteelSeries Arctis 7X for my streaming and gaming sessions. It’s wireless, has a handy volume control on the earcup, and stays comfortable during long hours.
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