SteelSeriesArctis Pro Wireless - Gaming Headset - Hi-Res Speaker Drivers - Dual Wireless (2.4G & Bluetooth) - Dual Battery System - For PC, PS5 and PS4 - Black

Absolutely incredible. Cannot be faulted in any way. They are incredibly comfortable, hugely powerful with incredible bass and the sound equaliser with 7.1 is completely flawless.From the beginning I was dubious about getting these and I had bought a turtle beach wireless just before hand, I was very annoyed as they was alot of money but they was terrible as too much bass on sound and drowning all the important noises made them just boom speakers, that with the terrible wireless connection made them unusable, so I sent them back. I then came across these and done my research been cautious after the turtle beach fail.I'm going to be honest, YES these are expensive, YES they put a lot of claim of specs and YES you can get good quality at cheaper price... BUT LET ME TELL YOU THIS... they are completely worth every penny you invest in to getting them. The sound is phenomenal, they are louder, more crisp and give you so much spatial awareness when in game or film or anything like that. Music sound is incredible such perfect sound and no distortion regardless of volume and everything is pin point bearable regardless of the volume. They are very loud, I have them with a limmiter on and only just under half and they feel loud and I can hear footsteps, gun reloads, grenades... everything I need to hear and I no exactly where they are coming from and the fact it has a DAC base station means you can change features and enhance everything to your way.Now with the turtle beach I was very annoyed at the range and quality of the sound coming through as they kept cutting out which was a shame and has really put me off them, with these though, I have to say they are flawless, instead of 5Ghz been bunched up for sound like most these run a 2.4, not you may think it is slower but the difference is negligible... seriously it really is, and the fact you can combine if needed the wireless with a extra 2.4 with bluetooth to create lossless sound and connection is amazing, now to be fair and honest yeah that probably uses more battery but you get 10hrs on 1 battery and you get 2 in pack meaning you charge while playing... so it doesn't matter how fast you drain them really.. anyway with the lossless design feature... to be honest I don't think you'll need it unless you get alot of interference I sit about 6 to 10 ft away and have no issue.. no buzzing or anything with just the wireless I get massive range and haven't had it cut out yet like going to get a drink or something...etc...Anyway I'll leave it there as ended up been long review... but there is so mu h to talk about which is great on this headset would take hours to go in real depth.As for a bad point for this headset I can only come up with 1 and that is that if you want it on a stand when not using it you need to get one as it doesn't come with it... but that would be a petty thing to put anyone off as can get one for £10 so it's not really a problem if you really need one.They are a great quality and build product and really will immerse you in to what your listening to, playing or doing and give you the premium that you pay for.

I got these as I got fed up of being trapped at my desk in the countless teams meetings I have to do while working from home. I can now walk off and make a cup of tea while still hearing my workmates drone on and they have no idea.The battery being replaceable was another draw, if it conks out, down time is minimal. The battery lasts me over a workday.The sound quality? Maybe lacking in bass, but my habit of listening to old school acid techno is satisfied by these. The bass is present, the acid drone has a lovely clarity and I have turned down the top end high hat drone.I spent today listening to piano music and got lost in the sound, and for that I was thinking of turning the bass down.I spent sometime on Youtube listening to electric harp covers off rock songs, the hillbilly music of Steve n Seagulls, acappela rock music and some old school Iron Maiden. It all sounded good to me, but I have learnt to avoid YouTube and listen at present to music on Spotify on highest quality, as to me it sounds nicer. When I can be bothered, I'll get some flac files on the go, but that means putting my own music on my work laptop...In meetings, I can hear everything clearly and today I was asking who had the pidgeon hooting in the background. The mic is fine for work, considering that my wife is very loud and in endless meetings it does a good job of drowning her out but alas, its not perfect at this. No complaints yet about my sounding bad.When the headset disconnects, it takes a while to reconnect while holding the button, but as I have a habit of answering calls and pressing the power button at the same time, I have had no complaints yet about people talking to me and getting no reply. It takes a while to turn off, and I have learnt that I can scroll the volume wheel and watch the little usb black box screen to see if it shows the volume change, if not, power on time!I can connect to my laptop and phone at the same time, the mic boom shows a red light when the mute button on the back of the left ear is pressed. I love being able to retract the mic as well, it makes it easy to hang it up on my monitor when I am done.I listened to Nine Inch Nails Downward Spiral album, I know it well and these headphones added new elements that I haven't heard before. Hans Zimmer's Your So Cool xylophone track doesn't sound as nice though as my hifi speaker setup using these headphones.All in all, I like these headphones.