SteelSeries took the Arctis 1, its more affordable headset, and added wireless but it didn't officially support Microsoft's console. Now, SteelSeries launched the Arctis 1 Wireless with full support for Xbox, and we took it for a spin.
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SteelSeries announced the new Arctis 9 headset. The gaming headset supports PC and PlayStation 5 and is designed to deliver all-day comfort.
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The wired headset includes a detachable microphone with ClearCast tech to reduce background noise. Produces great sound and has an adjustable headband. Uses 3.5mm so it's compatible with Xbox, PlayStation, Nintendo, mobile, PC, and more.
The OLED display helps you adjust settings and track stuff on the fly even while in game without pulling up a different window. Made with a lifetime durable aircraft-grade aluminum alloy. Customize actuation distance. Full RGB lighting.
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Uses Quantum Wireless tech for the most accurate and reliable performance. Has a 24-hour battery life on a full charge, and you can get 10 hours from a 15 rapid charge. The TrueMove3+ optical sensor has 1 to 1 tracking.
Uses Linear Red mechanical switches, which are durable enough to last up to 50 million keypresses. They have consistent smooth movement and fast actuation. The OLED smart display acts as an integrated command center. RGB custom lighting.
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The headset uses a 2.4GHz wireless connection for lossless audio, ultra low latency, and zero interference. It has a great ClearCast mic that delivers studio quality voice and cancels out background noise. On PC it can give you surround sound.
Find this deal at Best Buy, too. The keyboard uses Linear Red switches for smooth movement and fast actuation. It has an integrated OLED smart display that lets you adjust settings and tracking on the fly. Made for a lifetime of durability.
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SteelSeries's latest headset is a wireless solution for Xbox gamers who also play on PC. It's comfy, has great sound and packs solid wireless performance.
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