Sam Moore

Good sound; Solid connectivity options; Good surround sound; Comfortable

Reliance on an app for using some features; Slightly overemphasized bass; Mic struggles with bass

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.

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

They have sometimes some small problems with data transferring and are because of the material they are made of a bit warmer than I expected them to be but overall I think they are pretty good so I would recomend them.

+ Overall high quality + Good sounding mic (especially background noise cancelling) + Worked out of the box with my phone + Extra long cable with a jack splitter made it easier to use when on my PC - Headstrap and clamping force low (it slips my smaller head easily if I look down at all) -...

really not a whole lot more i can say besides the title! was comparing these with the corsair hs70 pro and ultimately the price match i got from best buy sealed the deal. the biggest takeaway i had before purchasing was how these felt on my egg shaped head.

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

The SteelSeries Arctis 7, as we expected, is a killer gaming headset. It features an awesome design, tons of flexibility thanks to the fact that it works both wirelessly and in wired mode, and a pretty great sound quality. Of course, at $150, it has some pretty intense competition.

If you're going to pay a premium for a wireless gaming headset , it should sound great, of course, but it should also be comfortable, work with as many devices as possible and look stylish.

Great sound; Comfortable fit; Reasonable price; Seamless wireless

Fine-tuning music takes some work; Roundabout phone and speaker functionality

The Steelseries Arctis 7 is an excellent wireless gaming headset for an impressive price. At $150, it comes in under the Logitech G933 Artemis, the Astro Gaming A50, and even the Skullcandy PLYR 1 , all while offering very good audio performance across the board and the option to use different...

Balanced sound; Functions both wireless and wired; Customizable with different headbands and earpads

Bass isn't particularly powerful