Dell Technologies has
SteelSeries Arctis Nova Pro Wireless Xbox Multi-System Gaming Headset + $100 Dell Promo eGift Card on sale for
$349.99.
Shipping is free.
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namonator for finding this deal.
Additionally, select
American Express Cardholders may qualify for a
$40 Statement Credit when spending $200+ at Dell.com. See the
Frontpage Deal for the Amex offer for enrollment instructions and offer details.
Key Features:
- Infinity Power System - ClearCast Mic - Xbox, PC, PS5, PS4, Switch, Mobile
- 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.
- Multi-System Connect
- Twin USB ports let you connect your Xbox and PC, Mac, PlayStation, or Switch, and swap between them with the press of a button.
- 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.
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1. What's the comfort of these, especially for glasses wearers.
2. Do these show up as their own sound device in Windows?
I currently play music over speakers through the winter onboard sound card in the PC and then my game sounds through the headset using it's built-in soundcard, which I can control the volume straight through the headset. I'm looking for that exact kind of setup.
I ordered 2 headsets last week on dell @ $350 each with the standard $75 eGC per unit promocode last week to give back $150 in gift card(still running). On top of that, I have the AMEX offer for $120 credit back for 1 time purchase over $600 so netting back $270.
Link to the dell $75 promotion headset: https://www.dell.com/en-us/shop/a...8443/audio
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If you have the AMEX offer for $40 back on $200 purchase and only need one of these headsets and snag the OPlink for $100 promotion, you come out ahead $5 than my scenario above.
That being said, I doubt most people would be able to tell the difference between 16-bit output and 24-bit output. When using it on my Xbox vs PS5 I can't tell any obvious difference in fidelity. Of course I'm not comparing side by side on same content. Just that Xbox audio output doesn't seem obviously lacking. I'm sure an audiophile might be able to tell the difference, but for normal gaming it's fine.
I agree that for versatility the Xbox version is the one to get. But for specific use cases the PS5 version might be better.
That being said, I doubt most people would be able to tell the difference between 16-bit output and 24-bit output. When using it on my Xbox vs PS5 I can't tell any obvious difference in fidelity. Of course I'm not comparing side by side on same content. Just that Xbox audio output doesn't seem obviously lacking. I'm sure an audiophile might be able to tell the difference, but for normal gaming it's fine.
I agree that for versatility the Xbox version is the one to get. But for specific use cases the PS5 version might be better.
That being said, I doubt most people would be able to tell the difference between 16-bit output and 24-bit output. When using it on my Xbox vs PS5 I can't tell any obvious difference in fidelity. Of course I'm not comparing side by side on same content. Just that Xbox audio output doesn't seem obviously lacking. I'm sure an audiophile might be able to tell the difference, but for normal gaming it's fine.
I agree that for versatility the Xbox version is the one to get. But for specific use cases the PS5 version might be better.
I can say that the Xbox port does work for the Windows PC and you can customize the EQ set with the Sonar Software on the PC. With the USB port, that's connected to my Mac because there's no Sonar Software support for my Mac.
I also have Bluetooth connected to my phone, so it's useful to blend both my Windows or Mac with my phone audio. You can only use one USB port at a time, I would need to switch back and forth between Windows and Mac but the phone will also stay connected no matter what.
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So 210 vs 60, is the sound quality leaps better ?
I'm hearing the Pulse 3Ds are cheaply made, get uncomfortable. But love the aesthstics on the white Pulses. Mainly using this purely for PS5 gaming and the 3D audio features in games like Returnal/GOW. I already have Sony WH-XM4's for general use/music.
Im also considering the Sony Inzone H9's which are hear are pretty amazing too, on sale for 279
The only downside is the giftcard...dunno what else to buy at the freaking Dell website
So 210 vs 60, is the sound quality leaps better ?
I'm hearing the Pulse 3Ds are cheaply made, get uncomfortable. But love the aesthstics on the white Pulses. Mainly using this purely for PS5 gaming and the 3D audio features in games like Returnal/GOW. I already have Sony WH-XM4's for general use/music.
Im also considering the Sony Inzone H9's which are hear are pretty amazing too, on sale for 279
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I've been eyeing this headset since a few hours after the $250 sale ended...
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