SteelSeries Arctis 7P+ Wireless Gaming Headset – Lossless 2.4 GHz – 30 Hour Battery Life – USB-C – 3D Audio – For PS5, PS4, PC, Mac, Android and Switch - White

I purchased these headphones to play Apex Legends with my friends. My old headset was wired and I was sick of how easily the cable would get yanked out at the worst possible moments. I also had constant mic issues. The Arctis 7P+ has been life changing!The audio quality is really good, the headphones have a good balance and range and I feel like my ability to discern sound direction and proximity is pretty decent.The Arctis 7P+ are really comfortable as well. The ear cups are larger than I'm used to so they actually cup my entire ear without pressing my earlobes against my head, which is nice. While these are plastic, their build quality still feels quite solid. They have a satisfying heft in-hand but don't feel heavy on the head at all.The mic is where these really shine for me. After having a cable-based mic for years, this retractable boom is really wonderful. The first night I signed on with this headset, my friends complimented my sound quality. While it does seem to capture a bit of background noise, it didn't seem to bother anyone. Best of all, there is a mute mic button on the headset itself which then illuminates the boom red so that you know you're muted. This feature alone is perfect for a game where you may need to hop in and out of comms quickly and briefly.The only thing I don't care for with this headset is that the dongle blocks your USB A port on the front. This isn't a huge issue for me but it might be if my console was in a different configuration.Overall, this is one of the best gaming-related purchases I've ever made. I highly recommend it to anyone who plays a console FPS.

Like the headline says, it's an excellent headset. I spent a long time researching gaming headsets(since black Friday when I bought the Corsair Virtuoso wireless RGB XT and thought it was the best at everything EXCEPT audio and bass quality Which I ended up returning) The Arctis 7P+ is very close in terms of being compatible with everything and is probably even more comfortable but the most important thing to me was audio quality. The bass is fantastic here, enjoyable , has some punch but doesn't sound muddy. You can use the EQ on the SteelSeries GG software to change how it sounds, like using the increased bass preset, which sounds nice at first but isn't needed imo. The out of the box sound is great with depth and boom when there are explosions and I spend hours talking to my girl on Discord. The microphone is good. The style looks great , I really like it I could have bought the black one and received it much sooner but I opted to wait a few weeks to get this white one which is beautiful (could be better with some RGB though).I would have preferred a gamechat mix wheel instead of the Sidetone control but it's not that important to me. I haven't tried the 3d audio much, I tried it on my PS5 with Cyberpunk 1.5 patch and thought it sounded decent , I normally play on a real 7.1 surround sound system so I've never been impressed with virtual surround sound in headphones. I've been meaning to try Miles Morales but haven't gotten around to it. I spend most days on my gaming PC's and even though the 7+ model is recommended for the PC, this 7P+ works just as well. Whatever they're doing with this sky goggle headband thing works. It's more comfortable than any other headset I tried. I love the headset and would highly recommend it , just keep in mind I've only play Halo infinite and heard footsteps and grenades much better than my previous headsets but I don't play counter strike or Valorant or Overwatch (anymore) so I can't comment on competitive gaming performance but for talking, COOP games and single player and music it's an excellent choice in 2022.

Immediately noticed a difference between this and my previous headset. I game off of a PS5 and this is excellent for the platform. Playing MW2 (As an example of a popular game) I'm able to hear enemies long before I see them. Audio is accurate and the volume adjustment is excellent for different games. The mic audio (As noted by my friends) is sometimes robotic sounding. This may be the new MW having issues (it has a lot..) as this is the only game I've played with friends utilizing this headset. I will update the review later to give an idea if it's a product defect or a game issue.Overall I recommend this headset. It's crisp, comfortable for long gaming periods, and easy to set up and use. When muted there's a distinct led on the mic letting you know you're muted (We've all been there during a game when you're giving call outs and you think no one's listening to you... When actually you just messed up and muted yourself) Headset has a good battery life.At this time I don't have any real cons. Maybe price at the worse? Regardless I think this headset is worth the money.

Good sound quality and microphone, but the audio skips and cuts out sometimes when a lot of heavy base is coming through, so don’t play games with a lot of explosions I guess. The build quality is pretty mediocre as the audio dial sometimes spins without adjusting volume and the ski strap stretches out after a few months. It is however incredibly comfortable for long sessions. I don’t think it’s worth the full price but I’m generally happy with it.

The audio of the mic is crisp and easily understood. The audio of the speakers is great out of the box. Where this headset really shines is by customizing the equalizer in the SteelSeries software.Updating the settings is very user friendly. Once you have a preset in place, the audio profile is saved to the headset, so that the audio will be customized on any device, not just your computer.It’s easy to plug and play with the include hardware. The headset is also very comfortable. I’d recommend this headset for anyone who is looking for something quality at a very approachable price point.