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Azoth_N_Storn • about 2 months ago

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? ->
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cubs223425 • 2 months ago

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) ->
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FluffehCorgi • 9 months ago

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. ->
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gvamp • about 1 month ago

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? ->
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halfnut3 • 23 days ago

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. ->
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killacausey00 • about 1 month ago

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? ->
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Metalingus03 • 5 months ago

Same here. Big head, got the 7X, wear them for hours every day with no issues.

r/steelseries • Steelseries headsets for big heads? ->
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mut1n3y • 8 months ago

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 ->
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Plenty-Task6287 • 9 months ago

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? ->
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Rob_Swanson • 9 months ago

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.

r/HeadphoneAdvice • Genuinely good gaming headphones? ->

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