The SteelSeries Arctis 7 is a phenomenal-looking, customizable wireless headset equipped with high-quality 40-millimeter audio drivers capable of delivering stereo and DTS Headphone:X 7.1 Surround Sound.

The SteelSeries Arctis 7 might not be the best-sounding headset around, but it's extremely comfortable and also nets you wireless audio for only $150.

Comfortable; sleek; and stylish; Very inexpensive for wireless audio; Built-in chatmix controls

Headset might not fit the largest of large heads; Mute button is a bit too small and inconspicuous; Audio quality is solidly middle-of-the-road

Ski goggles. That's the inspiration for SteelSeries's new Arctis line of headsets, including the wireless Arctis 7 I've been using for the past few weeks. Take the floating headband that SteelSeries popularized on its old Siberia line, replace it with the elastic you'd use to strap on ski goggles...

A few weeks ago we reviewed SteelSeries' flagship mouse, the Rival 700, but today our attention turns to gaming headsets, and the Arctis 7. A wireless headset, the Arctis 7 has a metric ton of features including virtual 7.1 surround-sound, ChatMix support and on-ear volume controls to name just 3.

Good audio quality; Excellent mic; ChatMix feature is simply brilliant; Stylish; Can be used via wireless or wired connection; Good battery life

My ears pressed against the drivers when in use which was very uncomfortable; Definitely more expensive than your average gaming headset

The Arctis 7 makes up entirely for the sins of its cheaper brother the Arctis 5 with a headband that actually fits the way you want it to, and doesn't weigh you down throughout the day.

Well iv'e had these maybe a week and i've tried everything to get them to even sound nice. A pc gamer for over 20 years. Been through alot of wired headsets. I thought lets try wireless and decided to go for these arctis 7's as they say they are the best hahahahahaha ....

The headset costs a pretty penny, but performs accordingly. Setup is easy enough, and the sound quality is good. Headset is comfortable, but feels prone to slipping about on your head; mostly due to being wireless and so heavier than a regular headset.

Great mic and good sound quality, bluetooth works great as well. Wish the battery life was a little longer though.

Hardcore PC gamers are well acquainted with Danish manufacturer SteelSeries: it makes mice, keyboards and gaming headsets that are perennially popular with the e-sports brigade.

Very comfortable to wear; Good battery life; Mic sounds good

No surround sound on consoles; No wireless on Xbox One; Slightly weak bass

Good quality sound and wireless works great

The are just about load enough but at max volume all the time