Amazon has SteelSeries New Arctis Nova 7X Multi-Platform Gaming & Mobile Wireless Headset on sale for $124.99. Shipping is free.
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Product Details:
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.
Multi-Platform Support - Bring the Arctis Nova 7 to your favorite platform, such as Xbox, PC, Mac, PlayStation, or Switch, with a pocket-size USB-C dongle for lag-free Quantum 2.0 Wireless (2.4GHz).
38-hour battery life, while a quick 15-minute USB-C fast charge boosts the headset for 6 hours of use.
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. Fully retract the mic into the earcup for a sleeker look.
Includes:
Arctis Nova 7X Wireless Headset
Compact USB-C Wireless Dongle
USB-C to USB-A Dongle Extension Cable (5 ft / 1.5m)
USB-C to USB-A Cable (5 ft / 1.5m)
3.5mm to 3.5mm Audio Cable - 5 pole to 4 pole (4 ft / 1.2m)
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Amazon has SteelSeries New Arctis Nova 7X Multi-Platform Gaming & Mobile Wireless Headset on sale for $124.99. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Deal Hunter Bojjihuntindeals for finding this deal.
Product Details:
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.
Multi-Platform Support - Bring the Arctis Nova 7 to your favorite platform, such as Xbox, PC, Mac, PlayStation, or Switch, with a pocket-size USB-C dongle for lag-free Quantum 2.0 Wireless (2.4GHz).
38-hour battery life, while a quick 15-minute USB-C fast charge boosts the headset for 6 hours of use.
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. Fully retract the mic into the earcup for a sleeker look.
Includes:
Arctis Nova 7X Wireless Headset
Compact USB-C Wireless Dongle
USB-C to USB-A Dongle Extension Cable (5 ft / 1.5m)
USB-C to USB-A Cable (5 ft / 1.5m)
3.5mm to 3.5mm Audio Cable - 5 pole to 4 pole (4 ft / 1.2m)
Love this headset. I use this for both work and gaming. Connectivity to both Bluetooth and dongle are seamless and have never experienced connection drops in either environment. Battery life is great, I generally get two full days of work/gaming before needing to charge and it tops up quickly. You also don't need to install software to get it to work and found it rather gimmicky as all you get is Sonar which I didn't find to provide any meaningful gain in acoustics or sound.
As a plus, buy yourself a magnetic detachable cable so you can quickly connect/disconnect the headset from the power source to preserve the USB c port
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Love this headset. I use this for both work and gaming. Connectivity to both Bluetooth and dongle are seamless and have never experienced connection drops in either environment. Battery life is great, I generally get two full days of work/gaming before needing to charge and it tops up quickly. You also don't need to install software to get it to work and found it rather gimmicky as all you get is Sonar which I didn't find to provide any meaningful gain in acoustics or sound.
As a plus, buy yourself a magnetic detachable cable so you can quickly connect/disconnect the headset from the power source to preserve the USB c port
I just found some 2019 Astro A40s with the Mixamp Pro for $100, but these were my 2nd choice. Is it worth trying these for a comparison? Rtings has the A40s at the top of their wired gaming charts, but these get pretty high praise as well.
I'm currently using JBL Quantum Ones and only playing on PC, so I don't really need wireless and it seems like open back headphones are better for FPS games.
Last edited by ww2style September 9, 2023 at 06:21 PM.
I just found some 2019 Astro A40s with the Mixamp Pro for $100, but these were my 2nd choice. Is it worth trying these for a comparison? Rtings has the A40s at the top of their wired gaming charts, but these get pretty high praise as well.
I'm currently using JBL Quantum Ones and only playing on PC, so I don't really need wireless and it seems like open back headphones are better for FPS games.
I feel I can answer this pretty well since I used A40 w/ mixamp for many many years and am now using these Steelseries headphones. I'll try to keep it pretty short.
- A40's are better for positional audio, I'm 99% sure about this at this point but it's kind of hard to tell sometimes
- Steelseries are much better for music and have a more full sound (might be mostly due to them being closed back)
A40's for $100 seems pretty steep imo but if they're in great condition might be worth it.
I feel I can answer this pretty well since I used A40 w/ mixamp for many many years and am now using these Steelseries headphones. I'll try to keep it pretty short.
- A40's are better for positional audio, I'm 99% sure about this at this point but it's kind of hard to tell sometimes
- Steelseries are much better for music and have a more full sound (might be mostly due to them being closed back)
A40's for $100 seems pretty steep imo but if they're in great condition might be worth it.
Let me add more to this but not about sound. The A40s are heavy compared to the SteelSeries.
I feel I can answer this pretty well since I used A40 w/ mixamp for many many years and am now using these Steelseries headphones. I'll try to keep it pretty short.
- A40's are better for positional audio, I'm 99% sure about this at this point but it's kind of hard to tell sometimes
- Steelseries are much better for music and have a more full sound (might be mostly due to them being closed back)
A40's for $100 seems pretty steep imo but if they're in great condition might be worth it.
Oh awesome, thanks for the info. They're only for gaming, so it looks like I'll just stick with them. I've heard the mixamp is still useful if I want to go for an upper end set of open backs, so that's a nice benefit.
I was initially looking at used sets or using my $30 Amex Amazon benefit but I actually found a new PS4 set with the mixamp for $100.
I just found some 2019 Astro A40s with the Mixamp Pro for $100, but these were my 2nd choice. Is it worth trying these for a comparison? Rtings has the A40s at the top of their wired gaming charts, but these get pretty high praise as well.
I'm currently using JBL Quantum Ones and only playing on PC, so I don't really need wireless and it seems like open back headphones are better for FPS games.
I've had the a40's for like 2 or 3 years. The mixamp on my a40s started messing up probably from falling off my table when I trip over the cables. I have to wiggle the usb cord for it to work now. I just bought the arctis 7xs for $65 from somebody on fb marketplace. They're way better imo. A lot more bass than the a40s and the wireless and Bluetooth ability is awesome.
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As a plus, buy yourself a magnetic detachable cable so you can quickly connect/disconnect the headset from the power source to preserve the USB c port
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As a plus, buy yourself a magnetic detachable cable so you can quickly connect/disconnect the headset from the power source to preserve the USB c port
I'm currently using JBL Quantum Ones and only playing on PC, so I don't really need wireless and it seems like open back headphones are better for FPS games.
I'm currently using JBL Quantum Ones and only playing on PC, so I don't really need wireless and it seems like open back headphones are better for FPS games.
- A40's are better for positional audio, I'm 99% sure about this at this point but it's kind of hard to tell sometimes
- Steelseries are much better for music and have a more full sound (might be mostly due to them being closed back)
A40's for $100 seems pretty steep imo but if they're in great condition might be worth it.
- A40's are better for positional audio, I'm 99% sure about this at this point but it's kind of hard to tell sometimes
- Steelseries are much better for music and have a more full sound (might be mostly due to them being closed back)
A40's for $100 seems pretty steep imo but if they're in great condition might be worth it.
- A40's are better for positional audio, I'm 99% sure about this at this point but it's kind of hard to tell sometimes
- Steelseries are much better for music and have a more full sound (might be mostly due to them being closed back)
A40's for $100 seems pretty steep imo but if they're in great condition might be worth it.
I was initially looking at used sets or using my $30 Amex Amazon benefit but I actually found a new PS4 set with the mixamp for $100.
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I'm currently using JBL Quantum Ones and only playing on PC, so I don't really need wireless and it seems like open back headphones are better for FPS games.
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