SteelSeries Arctis Pro Wireless - Gaming Headset - Hi-Res Speaker Drivers - Dual Wireless (2.4G & Bluetooth) - Dual Battery System - For PC, PS5 and PS4 - Black

I got these as I got fed up of being trapped at my desk in the countless teams meetings I have to do while working from home. I can now walk off and make a cup of tea while still hearing my workmates drone on and they have no idea. The battery being replaceable was another draw, if it conks out, down time is minimal. The battery lasts me over a workday. The sound quality? Maybe lacking in bass, but my habit of listening to old school acid techno is satisfied by these. The bass is present, the acid drone has a lovely clarity and I have turned down the top end high hat drone. I spent today listening to piano music and got lost in the sound, and for that I was thinking of turning the bass down. I spent sometime on Youtube listening to electric harp covers off rock songs, the hillbilly music of Steve n Seagulls, acappela rock music and some old school Iron Maiden. It all sounded good to me, but I have learnt to avoid YouTube and listen at present to music on Spotify on highest quality, as to me it sounds nicer. When I can be bothered, I'll get some flac files on the go, but that means putting my own music on my work laptop... In meetings, I can hear everything clearly and today I was asking who had the pidgeon hooting in the background. The mic is fine for work, considering that my wife is very loud and in endless meetings it does a good job of drowning her out but alas, its not perfect at this. No complaints yet about my sounding bad. When the headset disconnects, it takes a while to reconnect while holding the button, but as I have a habit of answering calls and pressing the power button at the same time, I have had no complaints yet about people talking to me and getting no reply. It takes a while to turn off, and I have learnt that I can scroll the volume wheel and watch the little usb black box screen to see if it shows the volume change, if not, power on time! I can connect to my laptop and phone at the same time, the mic boom shows a red light when the mute button on the back of the left ear is pressed. I love being able to retract the mic as well, it makes it easy to hang it up on my monitor when I am done. I listened to Nine Inch Nails Downward Spiral album, I know it well and these headphones added new elements that I haven't heard before. Hans Zimmer's Your So Cool xylophone track doesn't sound as nice though as my hifi speaker setup using these headphones. All in all, I like these headphones.

Absolutely incredible. Cannot be faulted in any way. They are incredibly comfortable, hugely powerful with incredible bass and the sound equaliser with 7.1 is completely flawless. From the beginning I was dubious about getting these and I had bought a turtle beach wireless just before hand, I was very annoyed as they was alot of money but they was terrible as too much bass on sound and drowning all the important noises made them just boom speakers, that with the terrible wireless connection made them unusable, so I sent them back. I then came across these and done my research been cautious after the turtle beach fail. I'm going to be honest, YES these are expensive, YES they put a lot of claim of specs and YES you can get good quality at cheaper price... BUT LET ME TELL YOU THIS... they are completely worth every penny you invest in to getting them. The sound is phenomenal, they are louder, more crisp and give you so much spatial awareness when in game or film or anything like that. Music sound is incredible such perfect sound and no distortion regardless of volume and everything is pin point bearable regardless of the volume. They are very loud, I have them with a limmiter on and only just under half and they feel loud and I can hear footsteps, gun reloads, grenades... everything I need to hear and I no exactly where they are coming from and the fact it has a DAC base station means you can change features and enhance everything to your way. Now with the turtle beach I was very annoyed at the range and quality of the sound coming through as they kept cutting out which was a shame and has really put me off them, with these though, I have to say they are flawless, instead of 5Ghz been bunched up for sound like most these run a 2.4, not you may think it is slower but the difference is negligible... seriously it really is, and the fact you can combine if needed the wireless with a extra 2.4 with bluetooth to create lossless sound and connection is amazing, now to be fair and honest yeah that probably uses more battery but you get 10hrs on 1 battery and you get 2 in pack meaning you charge while playing... so it doesn't matter how fast you drain them really.. anyway with the lossless design feature... to be honest I don't think you'll need it unless you get alot of interference I sit about 6 to 10 ft away and have no issue.. no buzzing or anything with just the wireless I get massive range and haven't had it cut out yet like going to get a drink or something...etc... Anyway I'll leave it there as ended up been long review... but there is so mu h to talk about which is great on this headset would take hours to go in real depth. As for a bad point for this headset I can only come up with 1 and that is that if you want it on a stand when not using it you need to get one as it doesn't come with it... but that would be a petty thing to put anyone off as can get one for £10 so it's not really a problem if you really need one. They are a great quality and build product and really will immerse you in to what your listening to, playing or doing and give you the premium that you pay for.

This is perhaps one of the most versatile headsets I have ever owned. Not only does it use lossless wireless, it also supports a bluetooth connection so you can connect directly to your phone or laptop without needing the transmitter base. It is very comfortable thanks to the strap that at first I almost did not want to buy it due to the strap. However, strap was easy to adjust (far easier than I expected) and it only took me two attempts to get it just right. The strap also makes the headset feel a lot lighter on the head as you do not have anything hard pressing resting on the top of your head. The earpads bend all sorts of ways so you can get that perfect angle you want to have it on your ears to suit the shape of anyone's head. Comfort aside, the hot swap batteries work so well, shockingly I do get the advertised +-10 to 9 hours of usage per charge per battery. The batteries charge very fast in the transmitter base and tend to be fully charged long before your current charge is empty on the battery you are using (fun fact: the design of the batteries is pretty much identical to that of the much loved G7 Logitech gaming mouse, so if you have used that then this will feel all too familiar!) In terms of sound quality this is far better than any headset I have ever owned and I think you actually will not be able to find a headset that can beat the sound quality on this device! The reason I say that is that the drivers in this headset are clearly designed to perform well regardless what you toss at them - music, movies or games it just can take it and then some! Using the official SteelSeries software you can get the most out of it though and can setup mutiple set sound profiles so if you prefer it one way for one game or for music and then another way for a different game or for movies for example you can just rightclick on the SteelSeries app and select the profile you have setup in advance. The sound really changes drastically depending on the settings you put in the app but regardless of settings you can really hear how well these drivers perform. The output is just such a high fidelity regardless of what you are listening to that nothing can outperform this headset. There is also a clear distinction when you enable and disable the surround sound not just in games but also even in music. If you are listening to any music that has an orchestral background for example the surround really helps you hear the depth of the orchestra versus the surround off it will sound a lot more bland. This is also why this headset shines in that any audiophile headset a- will not have a built in microphone (which all my friends on Discord say sounds extremely clear) and b- will not perform equally good on all sound usage. Audiophile headsets tend to perform best at music but then if you give them a game or a movie their performance just is not as good as a gaming headset. But where previous gaming headsets failed at music, this one really shines especially with the simulated surround sound using DTS X v2.0 it just somehow processes the stereo sound in such a way that your ears perceive it as being far deeper than a regular stereo headset. I have used other surround headsets but DTS-X v2.0 just is a massive improvement in the technology over previous surround headsets. The specs speak for themselves if you compare them to audiophile headsets you really see how great the drivers are in this headset added on to this what DTS X v2.0 can get out of them is why so many people rave about this product.

Having had these headphones for over a year now, I've not encountered any serious problem. Sound quality is great, the software is manageable. It fits comfy on my head for long periods of time with very little ear ache or pressure from the headband, the elastic headband though within the first two weeks or so, stretched out and never really stretched back, so my the headband sits on the elastic headband, which rests on my head, I know I can get a replacement band, but SteelSeries like money, more money than the band's worth. Same goes for the earcups, after daily use for almost 8 months the earcups were kinda gunky so I washed them in the washing machine in a netbag, the inner lining of the cups fell apart and the sponge slipped out, but they were easily fixable, so they were cleaned and washed, and fitted and still worked, again, easily replaceable, but SteelSeries likes to sell them for more than they're worth. I don't use the Microphone as I already have an XLR Mic. Overall a great headset, good surround sound and really good quality, is expensive, but worth the investment.

The headset is comfortable, sounds great, and the mic works a treat. A headset being Wireless is now a requirement for me. I've never realized just how much I hated running over the wires with my chair and having to take them off to walk around the house. It's so much more comfortable being untethered from your PC. I've had so many headsets over the years (Turtlebeach, Astros, Corsair, Logitech) but these are the bee's knee's. The best thing I can say about this headset is the build quality. It's feels superbly well made. The headband is metal so you don't get any of that creaky plastic vibe and the rest of plastic components don't feel cheap and brittle. The fabric earphones haven't gone all gross and smelly. I've been using mine for two years now and you'd barely be able to tell they weren't new. This headset comes with a fantastic feature, the Bluetooth connectivity. You can be playing games AND have you're phone connected via bluetooth at the same time with whatever you want going on. Music, Phonecalls, or watching Youtube... I'm always using this feature to have conversations on the phone while playing games as if the person on the phone were in the Discord with me. Sometimes I just Bluetooth to my phone or laptop and use the headset to listen to music around the house (wireless baby!). The wireless has a huge range and the sound quality hasn't dipped for a second even when I'm the complete other side of the house from my PC or Phone. Having the duel batteries completely negates any argument for "but you have to charge Wireless". It takes 8 seconds to swap the batteries and the headset gives you fair warning when the battery is going to be depleted. The batteries last as long time and charge quickly. It's honestly worth the extra money. I reckon these are the best Wireless headsets available for this pricepoint.

I get the feeling Steelseries went in hard on the youtube paid promotions with these. The reviews are all singing their praises but the product doesn't quite live up to it in my experience. Ultimately it's a decent headset. I like the fact that it can connect to both the base station and to a separate bluetooth device, and have made use of this to take calls on a bluetooth enabled VoIP phone while still listening to music and videos playing on my PC. The sound quality is fine, though there is a definite audible hiss when nothing is playing. My main issue is with the battery and charging aspect. A full charge doesn't quite last all day, meaning I have to swap the battery out some time in the evening. Having the dual battery system certainly makes this less of a problem, however after some time the base station will just refuse to recognize that a battery has been inserted and will not start charging it until I've powered it off and on again. This is rather annoying if I've not noticed, and go to change batteries only to find that they're now both flat. The cheap elastic strap they've used in lieu of actually providing size adjustment eventually stretches out beyond usefulness, leaving the hard metal band uncomfortably resting on top of your head. It has less than 2 inches of velcro so there's basically no room to adjust it with that, meaning you're pretty much limited to buying a replacement. *update 1* After 1 year of use the plastic surrounding the point where the headband joins to the left cup cracked, and simultaneously cut all audio on that side. Overall I've been generally disappointed with what I hoped would be a premium quality headset. *update 2* I did receive a complementary replacement from Amazon following the failure of the first pair, but this unit has just developed the same fault as the first. Audio from the left side is cutting out. You'd think someone would be able to design a high end premium headset that would last more than a couple of years, but as usual some bozo decided that a tiny piece of plastic would be a critically important structural element, meaning it was only a matter of time before they gave up. Overpriced crap.

(Skip to the bottom for summary) WOW!!!! The Arctis Pro Wireless is an ABSOLUTE GAME CHANGER!! Got mine for the PS4 and they work an absolute treat! Surround sound feels like you're in the actual game! The fact that the sound is fully customizable via the transmitter is amazing for playstation it gives you that extra something you need since its well.. a playstation and theres no sound customisation software. Plus the transmitter doubles as a charging doc for the extra battery! So if you think about it, the Arctis pro Wireless is basically never ending on power as long as you keep one on charge. It also has a dual bluetooth feature where you can connect to ps4/pc or via your phone, ipad, smart tv! These babys can connect to anything via bluetooth! When it comes to design, as a designer myself i can't get over how sleek and well designed these are, the comfort scale is off the charts! With the soft plushy feeling ear cups to the fully customizable ski head band. I love the retractable mic feature also which is great, good for when you're not using it you can just retract it back in! And when you are using it, when muting a red light comes on so you know which is great! The light feature and beeping noises are also available to be turned off or dimmed via the transmitter which i think is absolutely amazing! This headset is one of the most comfortable/fully customizable devices I've ever came across! As someone who likes being unique this is definitely one for me where you can customize it to make it your own, which makes it that little bit more special. Now price - personally i think it's a reasonable price for the quality and comfort because of all these features and extra batterys ect. You'd be looking at £200 alone for a premium wireless headset anyways. Gotta keep in mind you're paying for the comfort, the endless battery life, duel wireless connectivity, fully customizable features (ski headband & magnetic inserts) the transmitter box, the range of the headphones, retractable microphone with light up mute & voice chat-game slider and most importantly the customisable sound!

Good points I really liked the sound with this headset it's really rich and crisp you can hear every detail in games and it's good for watching films. Another solid feature with headset is the battery swap system which is extremely reliable and quick when your using a wireless headset it pretty much eliminates all worry regarding battery life. Bad points The max volume isn't amazing when you want to listen to music very loud and it does not have noise cancellation so you don't get a great level of immersion. The advertised range is 40ft I can't get 20 feet without the audio cutting out or sometimes even disconnecting from the charge station. The volume scroll wheel is on the back left earcup in a prime position to get accidentally turned up or down which has happened alot, why they couldn't of put an important control like volume at the front of the earcup at the top is beyond me. Main problems In my experience every bad point so far you can over look except these, so comfort has become so important for me when I'm wearing a headset for long periods of time with this headset the earcups are great the padding is high quality and cloth material is really breathable and can be wiped down to keep them fresh but there is zero padding on the headband which I don't understand at all they did so well on the earcups then skipped the head band for some reason, it can really start to hurt your head when you first get the headset and even after breaking it in after long use it still hurts so you may end up resorting to wearing the headband on your forehead so it doesn't hurt as much. After only 8 months of use I've just noticed cracks in the plastic on the top part of the earcups at the swivel points where it connects to the headband unfortunately I know from experience this is going to get worse and the earcups will snap off the headband because this is exactly what happened with the older version of the headset the Steelseries Siberia 840 that had the same swivel point design which I owned some years ago seem's like Steelseries are still using cheap plastic at vital points of the design which is a real insult when their price for this headset is £280 at the time of this review. To be honest I don't hate this headset at all I would happily pay more money for this headset if they used better materials like carbon fiber instead of plastic and more aluminium at the swivel points and added the same cusioning from the earcups on the headband because I'm now back to square one I've gotten a refund and I now have to test and compare the headset competition to find a suitable replacement and we all know how that goes .. well hoped this helped have a good one !

Vor einigen Jahren kaufte ich mir das SteelSeries Siberia 800. Ausschlaggebend waren die geringe Latenz bzw. im Vergleich zu anderen Wireless Headsets deutlich stabilere Verbindung. Über die Jahre lernte ich somit die Stärken und Schwächen des Siberia 800 kennen und kann erste Vergleiche mit dem Arctis Pro ziehen. Was sofort auffällt, sind diverse Designänderungen, welche gezielt einen erheblichen Teil der Schwächen adressieren, die das Siberia 800 besaß. Dabei wurden die bestehenden Stärken zusätzlich ausgebaut. Für jeden Gamer kann ich daher nur eine klare Kaufempfehlung abgeben. Obgleich sich der folgende Detailreview teilweise wie eine Mängelliste liest (ich bin nun mal beruflich Elektroingenieur ;), dürfte es sehr schwer werden, auf dem Markt ein besseres Gaming-Headset zu finden. Zwar hätte das Top-Modell von Astro hier sicherlich Chancen, aber die fehlende Möglichkeit des Akkutausches on-the-fly hebt das Arctis Pro definitiv auf Platz 1. Deshalb erhält es auch trotz der kleinen Verbesserungsmöglichkeiten 5 Sterne. Die Funkstabilität und Reichweite ist nochmals gestiegen. Mit dem Siberia 800 gab es in der weit entfernten Küche z.T. Verbindungsabbrüche, während das Arctis Pro hier souverän und stabil überträgt. Latenz konnte und "Mikrowellentest" steht noch bevor, die Latenz macht aber zumindest subjektiv beim Gaming bereits einen gewohnt sehr guten Eindruck, also praktisch nicht wahrnehmbar. Das merkwürdige umständliche Einstellen der Inputs entfällt. Man muss sich einfach nur merken: PS4 = optical PC = USB AUX = Klinke (3.5 mm Jack) Mag etwas verwirrend sein, wenn man seinen PC benutzt, aber die Einstellung auf PS4 setzen muss, um Optical als Input zu verwenden, aber ist ja ansonsten kein Problem. Den Tragekomfort empfand ich beim Siberia immer als eher mittelmäßig. Hier wurde beim Arctis Pro massiv nachgebessert. Das "Ski Goggle Headband" und die verbesserten Ohrmuscheln sorgen für einen Komfortfaktor, wie ich ihn bei Headsets bisher nicht genießen durfte. Lediglich Sennheiser HDR170 Kopfhörer kamen zumindest in die Nähe dieses Komforts, nachdem ich sie damals mit behutsamer Gewalt leicht zurechtbogen hatte ;) Das Mic konnte ich noch nicht ausgiebig testen, jedoch gefällt mir sofort der verbesserte Mute-Button, welche den Zustand nun mechanisch speichert. Für mich sehr praktisch, da ich das Mic nur selten verwende und meistens nur über das Headset hören will. Das folgende Manko, welches leider auch beim Arctis Pro nicht verschwunden ist, macht diese Funktion besonders wertvoll: Kleiner Minuspunkt: Die schlechte Signalisolation (analog crosstalk) zwischen Mic und Headphone-PreAmp gibt es leider immernoch, d.h., wenn das Mic aktiviert ist und sehr laute Geräusche, die schnell durch Wind oder Berührungen entstehen können, aufnimmt, hört man dies auf den Ohrmuscheln. Der beiliegende Schaumstoffpopschutz kann diesen Effekt zumindest deutlich abschwächen. Ansonsten einfach die Mute-Taste verwenden, wenn man gerade kein Mic benutzen will. Lautstärkeregelung: An der Basisstation top, am Headset so lala. Es wurde wieder ein Ratschenrad verbaut, welches zumindest beim Siberia nach nur 2 Jahren (zugegebenermaßen sehr intensive Betätigung) anfing fehlerhaft zu reagieren. Außerdem ist das Ratschengeräusch beim Drehen sehr deutlich auf der linken Ohrmuschel hörbar. Dem gegenüber steht die Druckknopfgeregelte Lautstärkeregelung der Sennheiser HDR170 Kopfhörer, die natürlich gewöhnungsbedürftig und weniger komfortabel, dafür aber bei gleicher Betätigungsintensität langlebiger waren. Erst die Jahre können zeigen, inwieweit es sich mit beim Arctis Pro mit der Lebensdauer dieses Rades verhält. Zugegebenermaßen werde ich aber auch allein schon durch die Gewohnheit des zuletzt defekten Rades beim Siberia 800 nun häufiger über die Basisstation regeln und weniger oft über das Rad am Kopfhörer. Somit sollten die Chancen ja ganz gut stehen ;) Die neuen Ohrmuscheln sind aus einem atmungsaktiven sehr bequemen Stoff. Viel besser, als das Kunstleder des Siberia 800, welches sich nach 2-3 Jahren langsam von der darunter liegenden Stoffschicht ablöste. Last but not least: Die magnetischen Klappen: Damit ist der Akkuwechsel ohne Abnehmen des Headsets jetzt deutlich einfacher, als noch beim Siberia 800. Bluetooth, Non-Bluetooth-Latenz und Mic werden noch ausgiebiger getestet und hier später ergänzt. Verbesserungsvorschläge für zukünftige Produktgenerationen: 1. Ggf. 2 Druckknöpfe anstatt Ratsche oder sehr hochwertiges Poti für die Lautstärke am Kopfhörer in Erwägung ziehen. Falls Ratsche: Hier nicht an der Qualität sparen! 2. Crosstalk vom Mic zum PreAmp hörbar beseitigen oder zumindest deutlich verringern. 3. Im Display der Basisstation ein Mute-Symbol darstellen, wenn das Mic gemutet ist.

Venant d’un Turtle Beach 520 qui était déjà une très bonne surprise, j’ai décidé de passer à la vitesse supérieure vu que je joue souvent au casque (tranquillité du foyer oblige) Une fois déballé de sa (belle) boîte et après avoir fait le compte de tous les câbles (tout est fourni c’est le minimum mais de temps en temps on a des surprises), il trône fièrement pour peu qu’on l’installe sur un stand sympa. D’aspect général c’est un bel objet, qui respire la robustesse. Le module de contrôle est top, respire aussi la qualité et est quasiment plug and play. J’ai eu peur de regretter de le prendre en blanc, Et j’ai eu raison : il est vraiment beau et ne fait ni plastique cheap ni trop hardcore gamer (pas de RGB = merci la sobriété !) Une fois porté, c’est top aussi. L’isolation n’est pas des meilleurs mais il est incroyablement confortable et léger. On peut jouer des heures en ayant mal yeux avant d’avoir mal à la tête. Le bandeau masque de ski fait parfaitement le boulot. Les commandes (sons, presets, allumage, pairage ...) tombent vraiment sous les doigts. Après quelques utilisations on ne se trompe plus. Le son est excellent, mais mérite une preset spécifique ! On trouve d’excellentes presets sur le Reddit Arctis Pro, c’est là que j’ai fait la mienne. Une fois réglé c’est très très appréciable. Son équilibré, punchy, qui magnifie bien tout type de jeux. Je passe pas mal de temps en coop avec un pote sur Ghost Recon et on s’y croit. Le pairage avec le téléphone est pratique même si de temps en temps le micro et/ou la PS4 panique un peu lorsqu’on reçoit un appel (on peut perdre la voix et avoir à relancer le casque). Les deux batteries fournies font le travail même si je trouve plus contraignant de remplacer la batterie plutôt que de le charger en USB (ce qui est possible-je crois). Bref si le ticket d’entrée ne vous fait pas peur (ou que vos voisins/conjoints n’en peuvent plus d’avoir le salon transformé en champ de bataille ou piste de Grand Prix le dimanche après midi : foncez.

Premessa: sono riuscito ad acquistare queste cuffie usate come nuove sul Warehouse durante il Black Friday, dunque tra uno sconto e l'altro me le sono portate a casa per poco meno di 150€. La mia recensione sarà basata dunque su tale prezzo! PRO - Comodità: non stringono molto e la fascia sull'archetto superiore è facilmente regolabile in base alla dimensione della propria testa. I cuscinetti in tessuto scaldano molto meno dei soliti in finta pelle, al costo di un'isolamento acustico decisamente inferiore; - Qualità del suono: eccellente, il profilo Bilanciato è veramente ottimo ed equilibrato, con buoni bassi ed alti precisi ma non troppo taglienti. Vi è la possibilità di usare altri profili predefiniti per l'equalizzatore, tuttavia ho sempre preferito quello Bilanciato per un uso generale. Per chi invece gioca molti fps, consiglio il profilo Performance che favorisce gli alti mettendo in risalto i passi dei nemici; - Qualità costruttiva: ottima, la cuffia risulta molto robusta e piacevole al tatto. I comandi sui padiglioni sono facili da utilizzare, la rotella del volume scorre bene ed è presente anche un tasto per accendere/spegnere il microfono. Quest'ultimo è retrattile; - Batteria: la durata è piuttosto nella norma, non ho misurato ma credo durino una decina di ore o poco più. La caratteristica fondamentale di queste cuffie però è una: le due batterie intercambiabili. Questa funzione è un totale GAME CHANGER, vengo da un paio di Gold Wireless Headset di Sony che oramai passavano più tempo in carica che in modalità senza fili, e devo dire che queste Steelseries si sono rivelate una manna dal cielo. Durante l'utilizzo delle cuffie, una delle due batterie sarà sempre in carica all'interno del ricevitore wireless: ciò significa che ogni volta che staranno per scaricarsi, avrete sempre la batteria di riserva completamente carica e pronta per l'uso. Per chi gioca da divano credo possa davvero essere una grandissima comodità; - Il ricevitore wireless: può essere collegato a più dispositivi (PS4, PC), i comandi sono intuitivi ed è discretamente facile da utilizzare; - Connettività: oltre al jack e alla connessione wireless al ricevitore, queste cuffie dispongono anche di bluetooth. Può risultare comodo ad esempio se si gioca da console ma si vuole utilizzare la chat vocale di Discord (da cellulare magari); CONTRO - Il software: su MacOS non mi riconosceva le cuffie, l'ho dovuto scaricare nella partizione Windows per poterle aggiornare. Potrete capire che magari chi non ha modo di utilizzare Windows potrebbe ritrovarsi impossibilitato ad aggiornarle, o comunque potrebbe avere difficoltà. Cercando su internet non sono l'unico ad avere problemi con Steelseries Engine su Mac. - Qualche bug: le utilizzo principalmente su PS4 Pro, dunque collegate alla console con USB + cavo ottico. Ogni tanto, completamente a caso, il volume del microfono diventa bassissimo, e le persone con cui gioco mi sentono a malapena pure se urlo. Di solito per risolvere è sufficiente riavviare la console, tuttavia non capisco perché il problema non sia stato ancora risolto. Non mi è mai capitato con le vecchie cuffie Sony. - Il prezzo: come detto nella premessa, ho acquistato queste cuffie ad un prezzo che è meno della metà di quello di listino, e per quanto le ho pagate sono assolutamente super soddisfatto. Non sono sicuro però che mi sarei ritenuto altrettanto soddisfatto se le avessi prese ai 350€ del prezzo di listino. Non fraintendetemi, sono cuffie davvero fantastiche, però 350€ a momenti sono il prezzo di una PS5 Digital e forse iniziano ad essere un po' tantini. Inoltre le mie opinioni sono tutte tarate su un uso da divano, nel quale quindi l'esperienza il più wireless possibile è fondamentale. Se dovete usarle su PC e il wireless non è un requisito così stringente, vi assicuro (per esperienza personale) che delle buone cuffie da ascolto + dac/amp + microfono a clip vi costerà meno e non vi farà rimpiangere la scelta. In definitiva, ottime cuffie ma vi consiglio fortemente di prenderle in periodo di sconti!

Amazing headphones. Had to gif them to my fiance though. It said it's for Xbox as well but it's not really. So sort useless for Xbox. It's for PC or PlayStation. Sound is amazing, feels amazing n your head and well made. The two chargers that come with it are great to have one on standby always charged. Nice packaging. It's worth the money.

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