SteelSeries Arctis Nova Pro Wireless Xbox Multi-System Gaming Headset - Premium Hi-Fi Drivers - Active Noise Cancellation Infinity Power System - Stealth Mic - Xbox, PC, PS5, PS4, Switch, Mobile
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Style: Xbox
Color: Black
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- Almighty Audio - Experience ultimate clarity and sound quality with Premium High Fidelity Drivers. Fully customize the sound experience with the Sonar Software by using a first-in-gaming Pro-grade Parametric EQ.
- 360 Spatial Audio - Immersive surround sound transports you to the gaming world, letting you hear every critical step, reload, or vocal cue to give you an advantage. Fully compatible with Microsoft Spatial Sound for Xbox /Tempest 3D Audio for PS5
- Active Noise Cancellation - Immerse yourself in your virtual world as a specialized 4-mic hybrid system designed for gaming tunes out ambient noise. Use Transparency Mode with variable levels to adapt to any situation.
- Infinity Power System - Hot-swap between using one battery while charging the other to keep your headset going and going and going..Note:If you face issue in Bluetooth connectivity please turn off the Bluetooth function for a couple of minutes, then turn it back on
- OLED Base Station - Dual USB ports let you connect your Xbox, PC, Mac, PlayStation, or Switch, swap between them with the press of a button, charge your spare battery, take full control over your EQ, volume, & ChatMix directly without leaving your game
- Dual Audio Streams - Mix two audio connections at the same time, letting you chat with friends while gaming. Play with lag-free 2.4GHz while using Bluetooth simultaneously for calls, Discord, music, and podcasts.
- AI Powered Noise-Cancelling Mic -The ClearCast Gen 2 mic silences background noise to give you crystal clear comms, backed by Sonar Software's powerful AI algorithms. The mic also fully retracts into the earcup for a sleeker look.
Description
SteelSeries Arctis Nova Pro Wireless X - Wireless Gaming Headset for Xbox - Signature Arctis Sound
Brand: SteelSeries
Color: Black
Ear Placement: Over Ear
Form Factor: Over Ear
Impedance: 38 ohm
Brand Name: SteelSeries
Model Number: 61521
Model Name: ARCTIS NOVA PRO WIRELESS
Built-In Media: 2 x USB-C to USB-A Cable, Cable, Dual Wireless Base Station, Headphones with Retractable Microphone
Age Range Description: Information Not Available
Warranty Description: 1 Year
Number of Items: 1
Series Number: 61521
UPC: 813682027605
Manufacturer: SteelSeries
Item Type Name: Gaming Headset
Headphones Ear Placement: Over Ear
Headphone Folding Features: Over Ear
Earpiece Shape: Over-the-head
Color: Black
Style Name: Xbox
Theme: Video Game
Item Weight: 1.34 kg
Impedance: 38 ohm
Noise Control: Active Noise Cancellation
Frequency Response: 40000 hertz
Audio Driver Type: Dynamic Driver
Audio Driver Size: 40 millimeters
Frequency Range: 20 Hz - 40000 Hz
Enclosure Material: Information Not Available
Specific Uses For Product: Gaming
Antenna Location: Calling, Portable Electronics
Compatible Devices: Desktops, Gaming Consoles, Laptops, Tablets, Telephones
Cable Features: Without Cable
Additional Features: Noise Cancellation, Quick-Swap Batteries
Total USB 2.0 Ports: 2
Headphone Jack: 3.5 mm Jack
Connectivity Technology: Bluetooth, Wireless
Wireless Technology: Bluetooth
Bluetooth Range: 10 meters
Bluetooth Version: 5
Control Type: Media Control
Control Method: Touch
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Style: Xbox
Color: Black
I've only had these for about two days, but I wanted to write up some quick first impressions. The long and short of it is: good headphones with some minor, addressable comfort concerns. Cons: - As I just mentioned, the real primary negative to these headphones in my experience was the comfort of wearing them for long periods. Some users have trouble with the protruding bit of ANC housing on the inside of the cups. My ears are fairly flat to my skull, so I didn't notice this issue at all. However, the material the ear cushions are made of, a sort of pleather material, does retain heat like an oven. After an hour or two, my ears were very warm and it got uncomfortable to continue wearing them. Using the headphones while cleaning up around the house was like wearing a sauna suit specifically on my ears. Fortunately, there are aftermarket replacement ear cushions that address both of these issues with larger pads made from more breathable fabric. It's doesn't feel great immediately swapping pieces off of $400 tech, but at least the problem can be solved. I bought a pair from Wicked Cushions and first impressions of those are great, but I've barely had a chance to really test them. -Magnetic side panels hiding the battery and USB-C port have me concerned about longevity. While I'm glad the side panels aren't held on by cheap plastic clips that would inevitably break, the extremely sleek magnetic panels do feel a bit more form over function. The magnets inside the panels are just strong enough to hold the panels to the headset, and I haven't had them fall off yet, but I am worried about that happening after months or years of removing them to swap the battery. -The noise cancellation isn't absolute, but it's good enough to minimize white noise like fans or air conditioning. This wasn't really what I came to these headphones for. I am not particularly bothered by room noise. In fact, I do like a certain amount of situational awareness, and total noise cancellation makes me uneasy in the same way blindfolding myself with a VR headset does. This does a good enough job to obfuscate irritating noises like my neighbor's fender rattling bass or the humming fan of my refrigerator without making me feel like a home invader finally has a chance to get the drop on me. Pros: -There's a lot I love here. Firstly and most importantly, these sound great. I'm not an audio expert at all, but I am a video production professional and have worked closely with audio engineers and have some idea on the differences between high and low quality sounding headphones and sound systems. These are likely to satisfy anybody but the most demanding audiophiles out there. -They just work. I'm so sick of buying some expensive piece of tech and having to read a thousand Reddit posts just to figure out how to make the item work with my particular setup. These are about as plug and play as expensive gear gets in 2024. I opened the box, plugged the base station into a USB port, turned on the headphones, set the audio output to the headphones on my PC, and that was all I needed to do to make them work. The base station gets its power via the USB, so you don't even need to plug it into an electrical outlet. There's obviously driver updates and free software that you can download to manually set equalizers and fiddle with settings (which I do think works well and suggest downloading), but all you absolutely need is a PC with a USB port and ears. -Two batteries with one always charging in the base station. This is ingenious. Seriously, whoever on the SteelSeries team who suggested this, give them a raise, a company car, and a nice corner office with a good view. It's such a simple idea that solves the number one inconvenience with rechargeable gear. As long as you place the spare battery in the base station, you'll always be ready to go. -Simultaneously connect the headset to your PC or console and a Bluetooth device. I love to play video games and listen to podcasts. With these, I can play a game on PC (or console) and hear that audio on these headphones, while they're also connected to my phone playing a podcast at the same time. One of the primary reasons I have always preferred a nice sound system to nice headphones is that a sound system lets me indulge my broken, millennial attention span. With these headphones, now I can split my attention between multiple stimuli while also shutting out the rest of the world. -Not gamer aesthetic. This is more of a general shoutout to SteelSeries. Thank you for having options for those of us who don't want to die of embarrassment when we catch our reflection in the monitor. No gaudy, distracting RGB LEDs adorning every surface, no ridiculous cat ears mounted at the top. Just black headphones that go on your head and don't call more attention to themselves than the media they're playing. -The design is simple and functional. The mic coils inside the headphones when you do not need it. The buttons and nobs are all slightly raised so you can sense from feel what controls you're touching while wearing them. Like I mentioned above, these do not distract from the media they're playing. They're a tool to make your experience more enjoyable and otherwise be as undetectable as possible. It's a design direction that I find deeply appealing because it respects both the media it is playing and its users. Even the SteelSeries logo that is printed on the sides of the headset is barely visible without close inspection. I really cannot stress enough how much I appreciate what SteelSeries does in this regard. I have an old wired pair of headphones from SteelSeries as well, and they've only just been replaced by these.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 27, 2024 by Tony W
Style: Xbox
Color: Black
Hi all (READ THIS BEFORE YOU BUY), Below is my one-week review with the product. I will edit it after a 3 month period. To start, I have lots of experience with headphones. I have had Beats Studios, Airpods Max, Turtle Beachs, Bose 700s, multiple Razer headsets, and even other Steelseries products like the Arctis 6. None of these compare to these for a few reasons I will go into below. I use headphones for gaming but also I work from home as a software engineer, so I am on the computer a LOT and in lots of zoom meetings. !!! Disclaimer !!!: These are the "Xbox" version of these. That means, on your multi-system adapter/DAC, one cord can go into a PC/PlayStation and one can go into an Xbox. **If you plan to use this for a PC and PlayStation, please go buy the non-Xbox version. That said, if you plan to ever use this with an Xbox, you will need this version. You CAN use the Xbox slot for a PC, but it will show up as an "Xbox Controller" and will have more limited functionality. Okay, back to the reasons. 1. Ease of use. I opened these up, plugged the multi-system DAC into my PC, turned on the headset and was ready to go. I had a few onboarding steps: Download Steelseries GG, update drivers, restart device (a few times?), but since then they have works FLAWLESSLY. 2. Wireless. These aren't just your typical wireless. I have had no connection issues. I can walk to the other side of the house, as long as I don't have too many walls between me and my computer these things still work, even then there was just some static. The quality is great as well. 3. Battery. This is HUGE. There is a battery in the headset that you can remove and swap with the one CHARGING IN THE DAC. Yes, you heard me, just swap the battery when you need and boom, full charge. You'll never need the direct connection outside of updates to the firmware. This really is fantastic and easy to use. 4. Microphone. I don't personally use the microphone, but the quality compared to most other headset mics I have used it up there. Some have asked me if you can use the mic while it is in the headset still. I'd say yes, but it will be lower volume and less clear, but I tested it and it would still work (and frankly was still better than like HyperX headset microphones that I've had. I wouldn't buy these FOR the microphone per-say, if you want a nice microphone you can buy a Blue Snowball for cheap on amazon on sale and it'll be all you need unless you want more professional stuff (get the Blue Yeti after that maybe). 5. Connection. I have only used the DAC connection which is really really good as I said in the wireless review. That said, I will be trying to Bluetooth to test that seamlessness they inspire there. I would LOVE if I could get phone notifications while also gaming or in work calls without interrupting those I'm talking to our my gaming experience too much (while of course also me still being alerted). 6. Look. These look great. They look professional enough that I can wear them on work calls. I would maybe thing twice if it was a client meeting, but other than that, I'd feel comfortable in these all day. 7. Comfort. This is only a one-week review, but I will say they are quite comfortable. The airpods max and arctis 6 are notable uncomfortable to me, the first being too heavy and the second putting too much pressure on parts of my head that I get a headache. That said, no problem with these so far. I like the ear cups actually, they're soft and feel premium (as they should for this price point). I know I've seen people complain online, but I've had no issues with these. If I do, you'll see an update right below here. Overall: Great connectivity and ease of use while looking nice enough for me to not be embarrassed because they're "gaming" all while being comfortable with good audio. This is a very high price point. If you really are a gamer and want a very intuitive product while avoiding crazy RGBs and your headsets looking too "gaming", and you can afford these, then absolutely. That said, this is not just money you're spending on this headset but it's money you could put elsewhere. Audio is important, but you could get a perfectly good headset for less and still not miss out on the gaming experience. These are absolutely a 'premium' product and thus the price point might not really align perfectly. That said, these are my favorite headphones to-date and I am very happy with my purchase, so you might be too. Please like this helpful if this was useful for you. Thanks for listening to my TED Talk :)
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Reviewed in the United States on December 10, 2022 by Samuel
Style: Xbox
Color: Black
I purchased the Arctis Nova Pro Wireless recently due to sitting on and breaking my previous pair of Arctis Pro headsets. That pair had been bouncing around with me for the better part of 5 years from state to state for the work I did. I never had a problem and would have kept using them if not sat on them. I really liked them and so purchased a new pair. I have had the new set for around a week now and can give you some honest reviews of what I think. * Absolutely love the interchangeable battery with built in charger. I never ever have to worry about if I have enough battery for my game . Literally a10 second battery swap and back in business. Plug the depleted battery into the base unit and it is charged way before the new battery wears down. It is like having a wired headset without the wires. I also like that the headset battery life and the charging battery status is displayed on the base unit so you can judge what would be best time to swap in mid game. * Sound.... Sound is just average right out of the box. keep in mind these are gaming headset not audiophile headsets. But match it with the Sonar app where you have full equalizer control, spatial audio, volume boost, and mic sound canceling controls and this headset comes alive in your ears. These are well designed and I love how the base does not wash over the mid levels or highs. Each frequency is distinctive and separate. I can hear a high pitch rifle ricochet during an explosion at the same time and each is crisp and clear * The ear cups are smaller on the new Arctis than the old ones. I have bigger ears and they do not quite want to fit comfortably into the padded cup like the old ones. The cushion around the cup is soft plush and very dense. It cuts outside sound down a lot. not all sound but does good job reducing outside sound to almost nothing. That being said, They fit snugly to my head and I do feel warmer and sweat inside the cup area. They do sell upgrades cushions and will try those. * Head pressure. The headset fits tightly to my head. Much more so than my old ones. I find that when wearing them for more than a couple hours I am moving them around to try to find better position as ears and head start to get sore. I have pulled the adjustments down all the way to make the length longer and adjusted the inside headband accordingly and that does help reduce the pressure to a bearable limit for long term use like 6 hours or more. If you do not like headsets that grip your head like a glove you may want to go to a store and test them before buying. All in all These are awesome headsets if paired with the Sonar app. Well worth the money.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 9, 2026 by Gamer / music lover
Style: Xbox
Color: White
This is a really good headset. The audio quality is surprisingly good although it’s not perfect. For reference I usually go for mid-high end $300-500 headphones and these are pretty good. There are some offending frequencies when listening to certain content and you HAVE to make sure the ear cups make a seal around your ear or these headphones WILL SOUND TINNY AND HARSH. I almost returned them because I thought they sounded awful. Below are the pros and cons Pros The dual connectivity with bluetooth is a game changer. Its awesome I can listen on my phone and play games at the same time The dual battery swap is also amazing. One thing I absolutely hate about wireless anything is having to keep it charged so being able to quickly swap to a charged battery is great. Custom eq presets on the base station are also amazing (overall alot of customization for its price point) Cons Theres a piece inside the ear cups that sticks out a but and cause discomfort on the ear The mic quality isn't as good due to its retractable design limiting the capsule size When using with an xbox (which is advertised and made for) the base station stays on 24/7. They do this so your battery charges even when your device is off but this makes no sense as most things charge for hours of use over a few minutes so it should turn off. The series x also cant disable the usb power when xbox is off. This means I have to unplug it when not in use. This honestly can be a major point to not buying if you’re on xbox
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Reviewed in the United States on August 24, 2025 by Dimitri Soto
Style: Xbox
Color: Black
So this is my second Steel Series headset purchase! A couple years ago I got back into gaming and decided to upgrade from my PS4 to Xbox X. I had just prior got fedup with cheap wired and wireless headsets because they just didn't last and I hate being tethered down. Not to mention, I was buying a new one every few months... Not sure how I stumbled across Steel Series to be honest, but I did. Did some research and landed on the Arctis 9x (xbox version). Price tag then and now $200. To me that was (and lets be honest, it is) pretty expensive in my book. I've never spent that much on a headset before and I even made fun of friends that would shell out that kind of moolah. Got the 9x and loved it! Super comfy and battery lasts for ages, and has dual wireless capabilities, blah blah blah. Here's why I tell this story. About 4-6 months after the warranty expired, the headset broke where it connects from the headband to the earcup. I was quite pissed. I spent a lot of money on this headset and it doesn't even last a year. Because of this, I reached out to Steel Series- thinking I was going to be shut down and they would just give me the uncaring "warranty expired" garbage. NOPE, they actually cared, were very kind and really wanted to help. They didn't give me grief about the warranty. Did mention it was out of warranty, but was still going to help me and replace the headset. I did have to take pictures of the defect and then completely destroy the headset and send more pics. But, within 1-2 weeks I got a brand new headset! Now that's a company that actually gives a damn about their customers and the gaming community! Fast forward to a few months ago. I wanted to upgrade to a new headset and was willing to shell out the $350 bucks. I didn't look into any other brand because I knew if something went wrong with this pricy investment, Steel Series has my back! The Nova Pro Xbox wireless is pricey, but has a ton of features, comfy, crazy battery life, comes with 2 batteries where you can hot swap them, etc. I absolutely love this headset. Oh, make sure you buy the Xbox version, regardless if you're PlayStation or not. That's because the xbox version is the same price as the Playstation/PC version but the xbox supports Playstation, PC, and obviously xbox as well. Whereas the Playstation version does NOT support xbox. No brainer. Oh, my only cons are: 1. Even on the Nova Pro Wireless, they still have the headband being connected to a plastic housing on the earcups. This should be upgraded to avoid breakage! 2. The headset isn't very breathable, period. Because of the PU Leather they use, it's not difficult for your ears to sweat and to heat up quite a bit. They should switch to the materials they use on their Arctis 9x or add ventilation, like many other brands do. I recommend Steel Series to EVERYONE. I think you will love the headsets and the company. Thanks a million Steel Series for making amazing products and standing by them.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 6, 2023 by Steve Garcia
Style: Xbox
Color: Black
Edit: So with my replacement set, the Bluetooth hiss went away which is a plus. However, they were still incredibly painful to wear because the ANC mic's inside the earpiece still dig into your ears. I was able to fix this with an aftermarket set of pads (they're called WC Freeze if you're looking). That being said, you shouldn't have to spend 30$ extra to have 400$ headphones not hurt you. However, my current issue is the mic audio cutting in and out. It happens in both discord and Xbox game chats (never use it on PC so not sure if it is also an issue there). It seems to be some sort of overzealous noise cancellation built into the headset that can't be disabled while using them on console. So I'm going to try going into the settings on PC to see if it's something I can disable. But my initial opinion still stands, there's zero reason to buy these headphones at their current price. The swappable battery is really the one unique feature, but absolutely not worth all the other problems. You'd be better off buying two nice headsets for this price if you have issues remembering to charge them and just always have one plugged in. So I'll start this by saying if these were $99 headphones I'd judge them less harsh and maybe give them a 3/5. But being nearly $400 after tax, I feel like the bar is set a little higher. I bought these mainly for Xbox after they added in discord support so I could game with my brother. I also liked the idea of a hot swappable battery and the controls on the headset itself. As far as those features go, I can say I really have no complaints. But I also wanted a headset I could connect to both a phone & computer for work so I didn't ever have to switch devices. My current Sony xm3 headphones work great for Bluetooth, but can only handle one device at a time. So my major issues with these headphones are the comfort, configurability, and Bluetooth audio quality. I'm going to be comparing these to my 5 year old Sony's, as they are my primary headphones. These were meant to replace them for work, but just couldn't measure up. Comfort: In the ear cups, there's some sort of plastic piece that I assume is part of the driver assembly that protrudes quite a way into the cup, pressing against your ear. So while wearing them for 30 minutes is fine, if you wear them for hours it becomes painful. Ideally this would be recessed more, but they could also probably fix it with thicker ear pads (although they're already pretty thick). Also not a fan of the fabric piece attached to the headband; no matter how I adjusted it it never really seems to provide any benefit. My Sony's are ancient, and even with their compressed foam I never have my ears touch the inside of the cup. Configurability: My main gripe here is that you can't disable the noise cancelling from the headphones. This can be done on Bose/Sony from the controls on the headphones. Bluetooth: When turning on Bluetooth, you get a constant static sound in the right ear cup. It's very similar to radio static like when you tune in between stations. From what I can tell, it seems to pick up interference very easily from nearby cell phones. Which is an issue seeing as 90% of the time I'm using Bluetooth it's with my cell phone. I found when I was connected via Bluetooth to my computer, I could move my cell phone around and in certain positions the static would go away. I googled this issue and tons of other people report the same thing (although no one else seemed to connect it to cell phones, probably because everyone has theirs nearby at all times). I definitely have never had an issue with my Sony headphones. So ultimately I put in for a warranty request this weekend. They're confident a new set will solve the noise issue, but I'm less than optimistic. Unfortunately because I've had these for several months I can't return them, but I really should have worn them more when I first bought them. Then I would have caught these issues and been able to return them. I'll likely just sell the replacement set and get something else. Because even if the noise issue is fixed, the comfort is a big deal to me since I'll often game for 2-4 hours at a time if I'm on with my brother.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 22, 2023 by Octavius
Style: Xbox
Color: Black
A little bit of context: I game at the same desk that I work at, and will often transition from my work day into gaming afterwords on my Series X. Before buying these, I used a pair of Arctis 9Xs to listen to music and take calls during the day, then transition to gaming in the evening. I listen to music or sports on my laptop while I practice, and thus really valued the Arctis 9X's ability to blend bluetooth audio from my laptop with gaming audio. However, the 9Xs came with a host of issues that started to drive me insane: * Connectivity issues were awful. My headphones would regularly disconnect even when sitting at the desk, and would occur consistently when getting up and moving around * Turning on the headphones would turn on the xbox every time, so when setting up for work I would need to regularly turn off my Xbox since the headphones had turned it on. * The battery life wasn't long enough to last throughout the work day plus a gaming session Now on to the new headphones: first off, they are ridiculously expensive. I really hope Steelseries finds a way to lower the price-point, especially since the sound isn't a huge upgrade over previous generations. That said, for me, they were worth it, because I use my headphones for everything and all of the issues above are resolved: * Connectivity issues are gone. I get a solid connection even when walking around my (small) house * Bluetooth is separate from xbox and can be powered up individually for non-gaming use * The infinity system makes all-day battery usage a non-issue My only real criticism of these headphones is the audio quality, which isn't much better than the Artcis 9Xs. It is better, and the noise cancelling is a nice addition, but at the price point I was hoping for something on-par with the Bose QuietComfort series and it isn't there. Otherwise, this is a great set of headphones and I'm glad Steelseries validated my decision to believe in them. These headphones are a clear upgrade over the previous gen and they clearly heard and fixed a majority of the pain points.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 29, 2023 by Christopher Clark
Style: Xbox
Color: Black
Yes, these headphones are expensive. No getting around that. But honestly? After using them, they feel absolutely worth every penny. If you’re on the fence, wondering if you should pull the trigger — let me tell you, you’re not going to regret it. The build quality is fantastic. They feel solid without being heavy, and everything from the headband to the earcups feels like it was made to last, not just to look good sitting on your desk. The sound is where they really shine, though. Clean, detailed, powerful — these are headphones that make you want to re-listen to your favorite tracks and re-watch your favorite movies just to hear all the stuff you were missing. The DAC built into the headset is a game-changer. Plugging directly into the PC and letting the headset handle the sound processing gives you an absolutely crystal-clear experience, without needing a separate setup. I’m using the free PC app "SoundSwitch" to easily swap between sound outputs depending on what I’m doing, because — at least for now — I haven’t found a way for the headset to automatically take over when it connects. (There’s probably a way... I just haven’t figured it out yet.) One of the first things I did was swap out the stock ear cushions for some Wicked Cushion Freeze ear pads — and wow, highly recommend. The stock cushions aren’t bad at all, but the Freeze ones take comfort to a whole new level. If you plan to wear these for long gaming or work sessions, it's a very worthwhile upgrade. I haven't bothered installing the SteelSeries software, mostly because I read it's a little clunky and unnecessary. Good news — you absolutely don’t need it. Instead, grab a Dolby Atmos license from the Windows App Store (it’s a small one-time purchase) and prepare to have your mind blown. Atmos + these headphones = pure bliss. So far I’ve only used them with my PC, but it’s really nice knowing they’re fully compatible with Xbox too. It adds a little extra value knowing you’re not locked into one system. Bottom line: if you care about sound quality, build quality, and having a headset that feels truly premium, this is 100% worth the money. It’s not just "good for gaming" or "good for PC" — it’s genuinely one of the best listening experiences I’ve had, period. My only regret is not buying them sooner. But hey, better late than never — and now I can hear every footstep, every guitar string, and every overly dramatic movie explosion with ridiculous clarity. 10/10, would happily sell a kidney if I needed to.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 25, 2025 by Scribbler