The design still lends to the comfort of the user with the ski style suspension headband balancing the weight of the headset across the top of your head. Even with the additional metal for the extra strength, it is still light weighing only 340g. The headband and hinges that connect the ear cups are metal instead of plastic which makes it a lot more durable than the previous headsets in the range. The overall design comes in a dark grey/black matte design that is both sleek and fits with the darker black for the headband and ski-band. It also still follows the same minimal design moving away from older gaming headsets only having some subtle RGB lighting around the edges of the earcups. The Pro series comes with the same ski-style headband and large padded over the ear cups. It’s no surprise that the next in line for the Artics range will be based on the same good things that made its older siblings great. I already liked the Arctis line as it has great audio which is well built and has such a comfortable design with the suspension headband. There’s also one more version of the Pro that is the wired version without the GameDAC that is the cheapest of them all. Unlike the wired version it connects via Bluetooth to give lag-free and lossless audio. The wireless version which costs £299.99 does not have the GameDAC but does come with its own hub like the Siberia 840. The GameDAC module is the Artics Pro’s amp for the wired version of the headset and delivers more high-fidelity sound while allowing direct access to various settings. What is the SteelSeries Arctis Pro + GameDAC wired headset?īoth the Artics Pro models come in both a wired and wireless version being reviewed here including the GameDAC which costs £249.99. Now SteelSeries has announced the Pro range of the Arctis headsets, they closely resemble the love child of the Artics and the Siberia 800. The best of the three in the range being the Arctis 5 that found a good balance between performance and price.

Grab the limited edition Call of Duty collection before they're gone forever.The SteelSeries Arctis line has had a decent range of headsets in the past, all which have had good sound and were one of the most comfortable to wear.

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