SteelSeries Arctis Nova Pro Wireless Xbox - Multi-System Gaming Headset (Xbox & PC / Switch + Bluetooth) - Unlimited Bat
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SteelSeries Arctis Nova Pro Wireless Xbox - Multi-System Gaming Headset (Xbox & PC / Switch + Bluetooth) - Unlimited Bat

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Our Take

The SteelSeries Arctis Nova Pro Wireless is a premium multi-platform gaming headset aimed at Xbox and PC players who want serious audio without ever watching a battery bar. It competes at the top end of the market with flagship rivals from Sony and Astro, bringing active noise cancellation and a dual-battery hot-swap system to a robust, feature-laden package.

Key Features

Dual hot-swap battery system means one battery charges in the base station while the other is in use, effectively eliminating downtime

Active Noise Cancellation (ANC) with a transparency mode for switching between isolation and environmental awareness

ClearCast Gen2 microphone uses a bidirectional design for background noise rejection, with retractable deployment

Compatible with Xbox consoles, PC via USB, Nintendo Switch, and Bluetooth devices simultaneously

Multi-system base station handles the switching hub functionality and battery charging in a single unit

High-res capable speaker drivers with a wide frequency response and a parametric EQ accessible through SteelSeries' Sonar software on PC

Our Verdict

If you play across Xbox, PC, and Switch and despise low-battery warnings, this is one of the most capable all-rounders available. The ANC and build quality justify the cost for committed, daily players. Budget-conscious or single-platform gamers should look at cheaper, simpler alternatives that sacrifice fewer features for the price.

What We Like

  • Unlimited practical battery life makes marathon sessions genuinely worry-free
  • ANC quality is notably strong for a gaming headset, rivalling dedicated audio products
  • Multi-platform flexibility is broader than most competitors at this price point

Things to Consider

  • RRP sits firmly in the premium tier, making it a tough spend for casual players
  • The base station is bulky and adds desk clutter; not ideal for tidy setups
  • Sonar EQ software is Windows-only, so console users lose some audio customisation
  • Wireless range can degrade noticeably through walls compared to competitors' claims

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