SteelSeries' Arctis range of headsets are known for their versatility, coming with a 3.5mm headphone jack that allows the headsets to connect to pretty much any device. The SteelSeries Arctis 3 Bluetooth takes this one step further, however, giving users the ability to connect to two devices at once...

Good audio quality; Bluetooth feature is versatile and innovative; Can connect to a wide variety of devices; Good battery life

Ear cups are shallow and can result in some discomfort; Microphone could be a little better for its price; Quite expensive

Many have hailed SteelSeries over the past few years as making the best gaming headsets around, and for good reason. We didn't award SteelSeries the top spot in our best gaming headsets guide , but the SteelSeries Arctis 5 certainly made the list.

The Arctis 3 by SteelSeries is, simply put, a great pair of headphones. Over the course of nearly a month I have put these headphones through the ringer, using them for all types of media, and on different devices. Not only have they held up well, they also sound great.

Extremely comfortable and lightweight; Great sound quality; Ski band provides more comfort to the package

Can make your ears hot and sweaty; Too many connections between on the cord system; Software on PC is a hassle to configure

Excellent Headset, clear sound and decent range on the wireless. Battery lasts about 2 days between charges with regular use. Extremely comfortable and very light, great for long time use.

SteelSeries already has the Arctis 3 gaming headset out on the market for folks to pick up at an inexpensive price of $79.99USD. SteelSeries took that same headset and made it even better by adding in Bluetooth capabilities allowing you to use the headphones for Discord/Nintendo Online chat via BT,...

I was really happy with how the SteelSeries Arctis 3 performed, overall. The Arctis 3 presents a fairly neutral audio signature that is close to the Arctis 7, with solid clarity in all ranges.

Decent but not perfect comfort, passable audio and nearly unrivaled versatility makes the SteelSeries Arctis 3 Bluetooth an great pick for the right customer.

Works in almost any situation; Clear microphone pickup; Long-lasting battery even with Bluetooth

Some build and comfort issues; Proprietary connector; Weak high tones

SteelSeries has once again released one of the most comfortable gaming headsets in the market with the Arctic 3 (and probably the 5 and 7 models as well – reviews soon) so if you happened to like your "older" Siberia model you will not be disappointed (same goes for its build quality).

Good Build Q uality; Design (Also Available In Black & White; Very Comfortable; Good Audio Quality; Bass Levels; Engine 3 Software

Price (Too Close To The Arctis 5; Lengthy Procedure To Enable 7.1 Surround Sound; 3.5mm Connectivity Only; Positioning Audio Accuracy

I truly believe we are in the golden age of gaming. Video games have never been more intense, and pressure-filled. In-game maps are more massive than ever, enemies are increasingly ferocious and graphically games are more life-like than ever before.

Very comfortable; Light; Versatile; Solid sounds

No USB connection; No color; Finicky software; Not the best headset on the market

The SteelSeries Arctis 3 are a very competent gaming headset available for a surprisingly low price. If you're on a tight budget, this headset will likely give you the best bang-for-your-buck performance you can find.