The Arctis 7 undoubtedly has a tonne of features that a gamer can utilize, and while these features are awesome, I would advise you to consider how many of them you are going to be actually using.

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.

The Arctis 7, meanwhile, is a lag-free wireless headset, and it is available for $150. Both support 7.1 headphone surround sound, and both have a “ClearCast” retractable microphone.

The SteelSeries Arctis 7 has some big boots to fill, that’s for sure. At $150 (£151), the Arctis 7 isn’t going to hit your wallet as hard as its $348 (£280) stablemate, the Siberia 840, but ...

The Arctis 7 boasts some serious features aimed at those who want the best wireless headset possible, and we’re here to see if it can live up to the hype. While this model does share some similarities ...

Arctis 7 settings in the SteelSeries Engine software. Here you can also set game or app-specific configurations that will load when you launch the applicable app or game.

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.

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 ...

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 ...

Considering the Arctis 7 still retails for around the same price, it's a no-brainer to go with the Nova 7 from now on. The Nova 3 and 1 are wired headsets, so that might be a dealbreaker for some ...

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.

There’s the Arctis 3 that covers the essential needs of gamers, the Arctis 5 that we’re looking at today, which sports RGB illumination and a small number of additional features, and the Arctis 7 that ...