You can wear the SteelSeries Arctis 7+ wireless headphones for hours comfortably, you can still hear everything crystal clear, and there is still a ton of battery power to use in one sitting. It would be excellent to have so it can connect to things that may only use Bluetooth, but that’s the biggest downside I could find. This is a 2.4GHz headset, so it’s direct connection and low latency are perfect, but the exclusion of Bluetooth as an option will still leave me asking for that functionality.
These bad boys are also still built to last because of the premium steel top with ski band that are signature for the SteelSeries brand.īesides the microphone not being a bit better, especially for the price point, I don’t have many other gripes besides the obvious. The microphone quality is just like the other headsets, so you will be able to tell a difference versus something like a condenser mic still. I’ve used it for many different games that I’ve reviewed and they need no tweaking when it comes to sound out of the box. SteelSeries GG provides Sonar which allows you to not only use a ChatMix Dial directly on the headphones themselves, but it also allows for 7.1 Surround Sound to help with immersiveness. Since the PlayStation Tempest 3D Audio was removed, you won’t be able to utilize that like you could on the 7P+ variant. However, if you use PC, you can set up this same effect via the SteelSeries GG app with Sonar. Another positive is that if you have existing cables, like the ChatMix Dial that comes with Arctis 5 headsets, you can still use that with this.
One thing that carries over is the lack of iPhone support due to it’s use of Lightning as opposed to the more commonly used USB-C.Ĭharging is effective and quick, same as before with a 15 minute charge giving you hours use. Like the aforementioned 7P+ wireless headphones before it, this pair also includes the same USB-C dongle and cable to connect seamlessly to your devices that support it. SteelSeries Arctis 7+ Wireless Headphones
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