The SteelSeries Arctis 7 comes in at an average price of $150, but at the time of writing this review, it is going on Amazon for $139.

While the Arctis 7+ is designed for the PC, it is compatible with other platforms. Notably, you can easily connect it to a PlayStation 5, Nintendo Switch, or even an Android phone.

Since 2019, Engadget has recommended the SteelSeries Arctis 7 as one of the best gaming headsets you can buy. At this point, it’s iconic but with a design that hasn’t changed much since 2016 ...

The Arctis 7+, meanwhile, gives buyers early access to the company's Sonar audio software, making it possible to hear the game in 7.1 surround sound, enable ChatMix, and other features.

SteelSeries Arctis 7 PC Gaming Headset | $79.99 at Woot This wireless mid-range PC gaming headset gets high-praise from just about everyone, including GamesRadar+, and at a rare $45 off, this deal ...

The Arctis 7P and Arctis 7X both use a USB-C transmitter for the lossless, 2.4GHz audio that it feeds into your ears. The Arctis 7, like the Arctis 9 and some other wireless headsets from the ...

The Arctis 7 is also compatible with almost every system on the market. Wirelessly, it works with PC and PS4; with an included 3.5 mm audio cable, you can also use it with the Xbox One and the ...

SteelSeries has updated its Arctis 7 headset to include improved battery life so it lasts longer. The new version will retail for $20 more than the previous model. Costing $170 instead of $150.

The Arctis Nova 7 counts 360-degree spatial audio boosted by its Sonar Audio Software Suite among its primary features. SteelSeries claims the high-fidelity audio allows you to hear the finite ...

SteelSeries has announced two new versions of its Arctis 7 wireless gaming headset, releasing in time for the Xbox Series X / S and the PS5 to launch. The Arctis 7X has a black and green design ...

The SteelSeries Arctis Nova 7 Wireless headset is an over-ear design. It can be connected in three ways via Bluetooth v5.0, ⅛ inch wired phono cable, or using its included 2.4 GHz wireless ...

The Arctis 7 is also 7.1 virtual surround sound compatible. Unlike some other headsets that require a soundcard, all you need is SteelSeries' software and you're good to go.