SteelSeries Arctis Nova Pro Wireless Multi-System Gaming Headset — Neodymium Magnetic Drivers — Active Noise Cancellation — 2 Battery System — ClearCast Gen 2 Mic — PC, PS5, PS4, Switch, Mobile
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Style: PC
Color: White
Features
- MULTI-SYSTEM CONNECT Connect two systems at once and toggle between PC, PlayStation, Switch, or Mac
- ACTIVE NOISE CANCELLATION Automatically detects and deletes any distracting noises around you so you can fully focus on your game; use Transparency Mode when you want to hear your surroundings
- "NEODYMIUM MAGNETIC DRIVERS Hear everything you want with an ultra-detailed soundscape of crystal clear highs, pinpoint mids, and deep bass *Fully compatible with Tempest 3D Audio for PS5 / Microsoft Spatial Sound"
- 2 BATTERIES FOR NO DOWNTIME 2 hot-swappable batteries mean you won't ever have to stop gaming; the spare is always charging in the base station for unlimited play
- SIMULTANEOUS BLUETOOTH Connect your mobile device to mix in calls or music with your game audio
- ONBOARD AUDIO PROFILES Instantly apply fine-tuned audio settings to improve footsteps and other in-game audio for Call of Duty, Fortnite, Apex Legends, and many more
- WORN BY CHAMPIONS Join winners like Rain, Faker, and James Baldwin who dominate the competition using the Arctis Nova Pro Wireless
Description
Transport yourself into the soundscape like never before, as the Arctis Nova Pro Wireless brings legendary sound with Pro-Grade Neodymium Magnetic Drivers. A new standard in gaming headsets, enjoy an ultra-detailed soundscape of crystal clear highs, pinpoint mids, and deep bass. Every detail surrounds you as 360° Spatial Audio pulls you into a different world with Sonar Software, in addition to Active Noise Cancellation, which tunes out everything else. Never hit pause with hot-swap dual batteries. Change between gaming platforms with a push of a button, and mix in Bluetooth from your phone for calls and music simultaneously. Experience Almighty Audio to hear sound like never before.
Brand: SteelSeries
Color: White
Ear Placement: On Ear
Form Factor: Over Ear
Impedance: 38 ohm
Brand Name: SteelSeries
Model Number: 61524
Model Name: SteelSeries Arctis Nova Pro Wireless Multi-System Gaming Headset
Built-In Media: Arctis Nova Pro Wireless Multi-System Gaming Headset
Age Range Description: Adult
Warranty Description: 1 Year
Customer Package Type: Protective Retail Packaging
Number of Items: 1
UPC: 810052987743
Global Trade Identification Number: 43
Manufacturer: SteelSeries
External Testing Certification: Nenhum
Headphones Ear Placement: On Ear
Headphone Folding Features: Over Ear
Earpiece Shape: Over-ear cups
Control Type: Media Control
Control Method: Touch
Controller Type: wireless
Battery Average Life: 35 hours
Impedance: 38 ohm
Noise Control: Active Noise Cancellation
Audio Driver Type: Dynamic Driver
Frequency Range: 40,000 Hz
Enclosure Material: Plastic
Specific Uses For Product: Gaming
Antenna Location: Gaming
Compatible Devices: PS5, Switch, ROG Ally, Steamdeck, PC, Mac, Mobile Devices, Other USB-capable Handheld Devices
Cable Features: Without Cable
Water Resistance Level: Not Water Resistant
Carrying Case Material: plastic" or "hard-shell material
Additional Features: Gaming
Headphone Jack: No Jack
Connectivity Technology: Wireless
Wireless Technology: Bluetooth
Bluetooth Version: 5
Color: White
Style Name: PC
Carrying Case Color: white
Theme: Video Game
Item Weight: 1297 g
Unit Count: 1 Count
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Color: White
I primarily use these on PC for gaming, and the sound quality is genuinely excellent — very clean and detailed. I also have the Arctis Nova 1, which already sounds good for a wired headset, but this is clearly a step above. Comfort has been great even in longer 4–5 hour sessions. No pressure points or fatigue, which matters more than I expected at this price. The hot-swappable battery system is a standout feature and one of the main reasons I bought these. Being able to swap batteries instead of constantly plugging in makes a big difference in day-to-day use. The base station exists mostly for setup in my case — I don’t interact with it much after that. The biggest downside is price. Like a lot of SteelSeries gear, it’s expensive, and you really need to be someone who will take advantage of what it offers. If you’re just looking for decent sound, there are cheaper options that will get you most of the way there. That said, if you want strong wireless performance, great sound, and the convenience of the battery system, this is a very solid headset.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 30, 2026 by Ibrahim Amir
Style: PC
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Headphones are a little complex but very nice once you get used to it. The Audio Quality is superb, and never had anyone complain about the microphone quality either. the Headphones are a good size, weight light, and are very comfortable to wear. The wireless headphones have a simulated eternal battery life. You have two batteries, one you put in your head phones, the other you keep inside the docking station. When your battery gets low, you simply switch the batteries. No more needing to worry charging your headphones. It's been durable and great for me so far using it for a few months now. Probably the best headphones i've had.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 13, 2025 by Tris Ashley
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Color: White
Pleased with these headphones overall! The active nose cancellation performs well, and though I'm no audiophile, the sound quality is perfectly serviceable. I find it especially performs better than my old Corsair Voids in lower frequency ranges, and though I haven't had a real chance to try the spatial sound, it seems to work well in a controlled test. I like having a display showing the batteries' change levels and quick access to some controls without needing to go into the software, but I do miss the analog controls on my old Arctis 7 Wireless. The battery life is maybe below average, but the so-called infinite battery life system of Having Two Of Them mostly mitigates that annoyance along with the display showing the charge levels. Took a little practice but I can do the swap without taking the headphones off now. One feature I was pleased to discover is the ability to simultaneously connect to the wireless adapter and Bluetooth! I use this to watch streams on my PC while playing on my Steam Deck and get audio from both seamlessly mixed, something quite annoying to achieve otherwise. Maybe a niche use case, but it's one I personally run into a lot. Very cool! What I don't like are the stock earpads and some of the software functionality. The stock pads I found immediately uncomfortable, and bought third-party replacements right away. I sadly recommend anyone buying these do the same. I loved the analog chat mix on my old Arctis 7, and was always apprehensive of replacing them because of the newer headphones using a software-based approach instead. And unfortunately I've found that the ChatMix function through GG to be very flaky, most often the feature is disabled in the app and I can't access it by pressing the volume wheel. It's probably something with my software configuration, but it is disappointing to lose the immediate access found on the older headphones. You can change the wireless mode to prioritize speed or range, though the range is a little less than I've gotten with other wireless headphones. This is probably partly due to needing the dongle thing accessible instead of putting it where it'll give me better range, but worth mentioning. When the signal starts to give out, it just puts out whatever garbled data it's put back together, which I personally prefer to just cutting out, but some might find it unpleasant.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 24, 2026 by Jordan
Style: PC
Color: White
Start with Pros, -Pull out mic is an ok gimmick convenience, and stops my cat and bird from having a "toy" mounted to my head they want to get at(boom mic). -Speaker/line out, in speaker mode output turns off when headphones are turned on, and on when the head phones turn off. Down side if you replace the battery sound will momentarily go through speakers, should have the same 8 second delay when the battery is pulled without the power button being pressed just like the headset itself does for its "hot swap" feature. Nice, not perfect. If set to Stream then the output is always on, good option. -Second battery, nice touch but not a deal break and with any other headphones I just plug them into usb when they're running low, not a big deal to be wired for the hour they take to charge to good enough for a days use. That said if this is even part of why the price is so high, get rid of it! One battery already lasts 25 hours! this is just a gimmick. Cons -Fit, they are fairly comfortable, but there are no marks on the ear cup's slide out arms to get them even, making getting a balanced feeling fit tough. Also they slide off pretty easy, any somewhat quick head movement or just tilting my head back to take a drink off coffee and they need to be readjusted. -Ear Cup Size, they are a touch small in the length. Compared these to other over ears I have access to Sennheiser, Astros, Bose, Sony and a couple really old turtle beach models, theses are the smallest ear cups, I have a very average size head/ears for where I live, US. They are just a tiny bit too short for me to be completely comfortable. -Sound consistency/seal, goes with the fit just turning my head I can hear the difference in the seal over my ears making for a very unbalanced sound. Also means the sound is very inconsistent, they sound a little different every time I put them on needing an eq adjustment. -Sound overall, when eq'ed and fitting perfect. Not bad but also not good for this price range which is why its in the cons, this is the sound I'd expect in headsets 1/4 the cost. Can be explained a bit by the wireless version not having 96/24bit that the wired version has. Sound stage is also bad, but they are closed back so that is expected and a bit of a wash. -Anc Hybrid Mic, is a bump inside the center of the ear cup, right now its not an issue but with time as the ear cushions compress a bit and as other have mentioned, it can press into the ear, I had read that this had been redesigned but it seems it wasn't removed, just made a little smaller. Did a little search and I do have the version with the smaller anc "nub" but they are still going to need after market ear pads to stay comfortable. ANC nub clearly looks to be an afterthought and just slapped in place, that or there was zero real world testing, maybe both. -Anc Pressure, I thought we were done with this problem. This is the old old style anc that causes preasure on you ears/in your head. This is very annoying for anyone that deals with headaches. The anc helps with sound induced headaches a tiny a bit, but the ear pressure causes more headaches then the anc stops. It can also make me dizzy, not fun. -Anc Strength, on top of that the anc is rather weak, and does almost nothing for higher frequencies, while it is tougher for anc to handle high frequencies, modern algorithms/anc can do it, this especially annoying when they have a mic in the center of the ear cup that's specifically meant to help with this. It will get rid of low fan rumble but not any sort of coil whine or keyboard sounds, extremely annoying considering my old head phones did well with both those sounds. -Noise, when the anc is on the noise floor is higher then expected, meaning some detail in then sound is loss, its not much and not bad, but should be mentioned as other anc headphones don't do this to the same extant. -Hot, they are fake leather ear pads so they get annoyingly hot, not sure if the designers didn't realize or more likely, marketing doesn't care. Fake leather does NOT breath, either use real leather or cloth, on cheap headsets, you get what you get but these being SteelSeries's high end I would expect more attention to details like that. At the very least should include both cloth and faux leather pads for this price. -Mic, the retractable mic also has a con, it requires 2 hands for me to retract it back into the ear cup and every time you pull it out to use, you have to re bend it to the right spot because of the way its stored around the earcup. This ends up with my old flip up mics looking a little worse but working way better. -Mic sound, just ok, better than non-boom mics but my old cheap mod mic sounds much much better. For this price and use case these are designed for, again I expect better. Overall, Mediocre sounds quality, mediocre mic quality for a boom, very bad anc, lots of anc ear pressure, hot and sweaty ear cups. Lots of gimmick features to pad the price without making for a better sounding headset.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 6, 2025 by Richard M
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Color: White
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