I was surprised when Steelseries announced a revision of the base Arctis lineup just a few months after the Pro. No longer is the market just a bunch of poorly-built muddy bass cannons.Įven Steelseries themselves moved on with this year’s Arctis Pro, a feature-packed headset with an eye towards mimicking the sound signatures of ~$200 audiophile headphone products…and a strong marketing focus on high resolution audio that I found strange. There’s the Cloud Alpha, the G Pro, the Kraken V2…and many others. If you want a quality-sounding gaming headset at 99 bucks, you’ve got a huge pile of options. The spirit of the Cloud II has echoed into numerous products. Steelseries learned the lessons of HyperX’s best-seller, and mixed it up with a wide range of design changes, a really nice microphone, and an eye towards value. At that time, gaming headsets were still largely in two camps: The HyperX Cloud II, and cheap plasticky nonsense with too much bass. ︎ Connectivity: - USB or 4-Pole 3.5mm via included adapter- USB, Analog.Two years ago, Steelseries surprise-launched the Arctis into the world.︎ Headphone Frequency Response: 20–22000 Hz.︎ Prism RGB illuminated earcups**1 years warranty.Specification.︎ Balance Game and Chat Audio with the USB ChatMix dial.︎ Next-generation DTS Headphone:X v2.0 surround sound.

︎ Hear stunning detail in all games with award-winning Arctis sound.

︎ Best mic in gaming: the Discord-certified Clearcast bidirectional microphone.

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