The previous headset was purchased by me in 2022. These were the cheapest Razers, I don't even remember the name of the model (the leatherette fell off everywhere). They still sound bombastic, and if the ear pads hadn’t torn, I wouldn’t even think about replacing the headset. The Arctics don't sound at all, even after a lot of fiddling with the EQ. For games or a kintsa, it can be normal, but you can’t “feel” the music in them.

Let's start with the points: 1. The sound is just normal, there is no interesting sound, no bass. The sound is worse than that of headphones with Ali up to 2k. Before them, there were Sades A6 now they cost from 2k (bought for 1600 3 years ago). So in A6 there are basses and the sound itself is more beautiful, but in games I didn’t understand where the enemy was, although everyone on the contrary said that it was good positioning (maybe a marriage). 2. The wire, although it can be easily…

All expectations from the headphones were justified, I am very pleased with the choice. In terms of build quality and design reliability, there are practically no competitors in this price category, in my opinion. Pros below: Build quality (plastic is pleasant to the touch, you can feel the reliability of the design, there is no feeling of cheapness or fragility), comfortable fabric ear cushions, sound quality (at least for games; there were no problems with positioning), the convenience of a…

The transition from the Senhs to the gaming headset was quite difficult. Senhi are for music, everything is straight and unadorned, but in the game everything is mixed up in one heap, but clearly and loudly. And the gaming headset separates sounds for high-quality immersion, details them, so in games I began to hear even the rustles that were not there before, that is, they merged with the rest of the sound. In general, now I'm happy as an elephant, although I had to get used to the relatively…

I put five stars, because this is a "gaming" and "computer", damn it, headset. And it is with this task that the headphones do an excellent job: they sit well, the ears do not get tired, everything works and everything is comfortable. The frequency response of what you get in your ears is clearly tuned for games and speech. If you also need them to play music well, then immediately pass by - this is not about it at all: the upper mids are pronounced, the lower ones, on the contrary, are…

there are some pretty simple, but interesting solutions that make the headphones stand out from the rest. I go to listen to music in them down the street and play, because. hype look. Has some pros minimalism in design, rotating cups; mini jack extension cable included: useful not only for headphones, I have an output from the keyboard, but simple; Velcro tape regulates the size well, a simple solution, but will not break like a metal regulator. With its cons. a little sound penetrates from the

I really like the headphones, at first I didn’t want to give so much for them, now I don’t regret it. Pros below: Good sound for headphones and microphone. Very pleasant materials to the touch, both the case and the ear pads (beautiful texture of the fabric, by the way). There are 2 jacks - for the native wire from the headphones and the combo mini-jack "mother". The output can be connected both to a combo socket (short wire), and separately to two slots on a computer (an extension cord with a…

There are no complaints about the sound at all, everything is gorgeous for my unpretentious taste. But the antenna of the microphone could be done better. Before that, there were steelseries siberia v2, where the tendril held up perfectly. The mute button also did not please, sinks and requires more than one press. Different pros: Gorgeous sound both from the speakers and into the microphone (opponents hear you, not noise and background. No filter programs) Cons: - The microphone antenna is too

Very high quality, lightweight, functional and comfortable headphones in a good package. Different pros: Pretty light and comfortable. Fully cover the ears, do not put pressure on the lobes. However, the seat height adjustment could be more. I am an adult with a normal head size, but I would like to make the landing depth a little less than the headphones allow. A convenient retractable microphone that works decently even when folded (when completely retracted into the earpiece). Suitable for…

In the dry residue: - I fiddled with the microphone setup for 4 hours without really getting anything. - After my old Plantronics Gamecom 780, the quality of sound and microphone in these ears makes me cry. - Comfortable fit, nice plastic. This calms me down a bit as tears drip onto my keyboard. Thinking about buying an external micro. If anything, I have a Realtek sound system built into the motherboard TUF B360M-E GAMING

At this stage, I am ready to evaluate only one parameter - sound insulation. I can only compare with two headphones A4Tech HS-60 and Mi Headphone Comfort. 1) In terms of noise isolation, STEELSERIES Arctis 3 2022 Edition is barely perceptibly better than A4Tech HS-60 2) In terms of noise isolation, STEELSERIES Arctis 3 2022 Edition loses a lot to Mi Headphone Comfort I sincerely do not understand what people mean when they point out the good noise isolation of this headset. Having listened to

For me, the most important thing is a great sound, with a perfect balance, not too much bass, but enough for me, plus well-designed and clean highs and pronounced mids. Headphones sound great both in games and in music, and any genre is fully revealed, all halftones are audible. The connection is wired, the cable is composite, long and very strong. Separately, I was pleasantly surprised by the microphone - made using ClearCast technology with noise reduction.

I bought these headphones on the eve of the New Year and was very disappointed with such a "gift". It would seem that the microphone is conveniently removed, the movable bowls, in general, the headphones sit well on the head, but the sound in them is absolutely nothing. I spent 2 hours on setting up the equalizer, but I could not achieve adequate sound, the microphone turned out to be nothing here either. Returned to the store the next day. Before that, there were Sennheiser PC330s and the…

These are definitely gaming ears, and quite inexpensive for their level (I wouldn’t take more than 5-5.5 thousand), with high-quality sound and 7.1 emulation, but to listen to music you definitely need to look the other way, Arctis 3 are not universals. SteelSeries does not support these ears in the GG app, explaining that Windows already has support for surround sound, but I personally struggled with setting them up (Windows sonic was not active), even wrote to SteelSeries support, but they…

It is used as a working headset, and, occasionally, for games. After a full day in them, the head does not hurt, the ears do not sweat, the comfort is absolute - a very good and simple design of the headband contributes to this. Very convenient volume control - wheel, no buttons. The microphone is not bad, but the declared (this is not accurate) noise reduction is not present, it is conveniently hidden inside and does not interfere with storage. They are absolutely not suitable for listening to

In general, they are comfortable, the solution with a tension shackle is a good one. The head gets tired after 4 hours only. At normal air temperature (up to 23), the ears almost did not sweat. Plastic soft touch, not easily soiled. In order to see something on it, you have to really want to, from the side the blunders are not noticeable, and they don’t remain from touching (white headphones, I don’t know about black ones). I gave a minus score in general only for the lack of bass, but as…

I use headphones for a couple of weeks, before that I used Steelseries Siberia V2 for several years 1) The sound is clear, there is not enough bass, but you quickly get used to it. You don't really get a "wow" effect, but there are no complaints either. 2) The quality of assembly and materials pleases, everything is pleasant to the touch and there is no feeling of cheap Chinese materials. The volume control and microphone mute are very well located (on the left ear cup), i. E. there are no…

I was delighted to receive another Steel Series headset. I always had my old one and I really liked it. I had a SteelSeries Siberia v2 and it broke my heart when it started going haywire and stopped working. To be honest I have had this headset for almost 3 years and have taken great care of it. This? Well I was very happy to find a headset with air cushions for the ears. The skin is TAAAAAA hot. They are very comfortable and I love wearing them. but there is a catch. A strap at the top to…

So I just bought this a few weeks ago and was so excited as it was my first exposure to wireless headsets. I also did some research and decided between Razer, Steelseries and Logitech. Most review sites raved about the Steelseries Arctis 7's superb audio quality. Guess what? The sound sucks. Fresh out of the box, I updated the Steelseries Engine 3 software and patched the headset, but the soundstage in my ears was shifted about 30 degrees to the left. This means everything I hear in my ears…

OK, these MUST be very good $150 headphones BUT there are a few caveats that put me off. I noticed that several other reviews mention these issues. These issues bothered me so much that I sent them back. Simply NOT worth the price! First, I wear headphones 12-18 hours a day, 7 days a week. For work, relaxation and sleep aid. I know headphones and have a decent collection of about a dozen. 1) HOLY DISTORTION, BATMAN! When I'm listening to music at a volume that any of my other headphones…