Review on SteelSeries Arctis 7 2019 Edition, white by Aneta Stpie ᠌

I strongly suggest giving headphones a try, particularly for those individuals and gamers who have really large heads. What we liked: - I think it has a really good sound, which can be found in games as well as movies and even on YouTube. - the battery lasts for about two days on a single charge - I'm not much of a music fan, but the sound quality and location of the music tracks on this device are above praise; what was once simply music now has form, volume, and stereoscopicity. - a speedy connection, and not complicated software that obviously alters the sound, or a sophisticated equalizer. I prefer movies and immersive experiences. -positioning of steps, rustles in games, there is anything to compare with the same Raiser Pro v.2 in this regard. - the microphone for communication in the game is normal, you can be heard, and I liked the feature with the Chat function, when you can muffle the main sound a little bit and put the interlocutor in the chat in priority. - the ears do not get tired after five hours in a row of listening to the game. - maintains connection for at least 10 meters, with no audible distortion at any point Cons: - the most revolting and vexatious thing about it is the fabric strap, which slowly but steadily slips off the head, and no matter how securely you fasten it, it still strives to fly off. Despite the fact that it is adjustable, it is still a con. - pricing, but the passage of time will fix it - The lack of backlighting is indicative of an amateur, but I couldn't care less because I'm aware that using RGB would require me to recharge my device more frequently.