SteelSeriesArctis Nova 7 Wireless Multi-Platform Gaming Headset – Dragon Edition – Two Speaker Plate Sets — Dual Wireless 2.4GHz & Bluetooth – 38 HR Fast Charge Battery – PC, PS, Mac, Mobile, Switch

Needed an upgrade from the SteelSeries Arctis 7P+, and got this. Overall better quality, more bass in the audio and more clear. Voice is nice and crispy clean and catches everything! 3d surround audio is great. Comfort is good, the headband can be changed to comfort and preference. LOVING THE DESIGN AND STYLE (fav color is red and fav mythical creature is a dragon, this is a plus for me!). Really like the idea of swappable side panels for a more personalized headphone. This headphone is worth spending a couple more bucks! SteelSeries for life!

I bought these for my PS5 and a pretty good upgrade from the PS headphone in terms of comfort. The ear cushions are extremely comfortable and the head band doesn’t cause fatigue. They really would pair nicely with a PC for all the features it has to offer, but I do not game on PC so they work for what I need.

Great battery life it could last me a few days without having to charge it, and the sound is amazing. Best headset I’ve ever had.

I've never written an amazon review for a product but wanted to let people know to keep away from these. I guess steelseries got bought out by HyperX at some point (which I was unaware of). I was super excited to get a world of warcraft themed headset, of course.These ended up breaking and my friend who purchased a pair had a similar problem. You use them for about 2 months or so and they end up having some bluetooth connection issues (no real biggie with that), until one day you go to turn them off and back on again and you hear static only through the right headphone. Then you completely lose the ability to hear anything at all. Better off going with another option.

I picked up this SteelSeries gaming headset primarily for its microphone, as I needed something that could minimize background voices being picked up during calls and streams. On that front, it performs reasonably well. While it's not quite the directional mic of my dreams (gotta break out the Yeti for that), it definitely helps to keep my in-room companions from becoming accidental guest stars. Plus, bonus points for the mic's noise-canceling capabilities – apparently, my chewing is no longer public audio! No unwanted ASMR for you.Comfort-wise, these headphones are a win. I can wear them for extended gaming sessions without any discomfort. They're not particularly heavy. And let's talk about the style – the interchangeable plates are a cool feature, but let's be real, the dragon ones are never coming off. They look fantastic and add a unique flair. Unless SS wants to come out with more dragons. ....could there be more dragons? Please?While not marketed as purely noise-canceling headphones, the sound quality is clear, and the directional audio works decently well, which is crucial for immersive gaming. I also appreciate the physical mute button on the headset itself, complete with a handy indicator light so you're never left wondering if you're muted or not. The wireless range has also been reliable for my setup. So far, battery life is great as well. The headset gives you a light indicator and the quick-charging thing did seem to work for me when I neglected to notice how low they were and plugged them in for 15-ish minutes to get back in the game. Wired mode does not seem to work for me though.However, it's not all fire and dragons. The biggest frustration by far is the dongle connectivity. It frequently disconnects or, even worse, sometimes powers on with the volume stuck at MAX. The only fix I've found is to unplug and replug the dongle, which is incredibly disruptive in the middle of a game or call. This inconsistency is the main reason for the slightly lower rating. I also feel like the mic wire is a bit fragile...being able to tuck it away is GREAT but I hate feeling like I'm going to break it every time I pull it out. Kind of a catch-22 there though, not sure how you'd fix it while also making it retractable.Another niggle is the earcup removal for cleaning. It's surprisingly difficult, and I was genuinely worried I'd break something trying to take them off. This is a shame because, despite my best efforts at personal hygiene (yes, I shower!), the earcups have gotten dirty faster than expected. Easier removal would make cleaning much less of a daunting task.To sum up...When everything works as it should, this SteelSeries headset is fantastic. The comfort, killer dragon design, clear sound, and decent mic noise-canceling make it a solid 5-star experience. However, the persistent dongle issues and the struggle with earcup removal bring the overall rating down to a 4 out of 5 stars.If you can tolerate occasional dongle hiccups and aren't overly concerned about deep cleaning the earcups frequently, these are a strong contender. Just be prepared for the potential need to unplug and replug that friggin dongle!

Got it on sale love itEDIT as on 5/13 They just Randomly turned off and now will not turn back on. Will be contacting support

Good design, great sound,easy to use, a little pricey but overall a great value.

Pretty darn good headset and it feels so comfortable