Review on Upgrade Your Gaming Experience with SteelSeries Arctis 5 - RGB Headset for PC and PlayStation 4 - White [2019 Edition] by Jhalak Mehra ᠌

When I noticed it when I was packaging it, I was scared that these seams were cracks since I thought they were caused by "welding." There are two seams on the headband. I settled for 8800 dollars. You could get something of higher quality for this amount of money, but I opted for these instead; I don't want to give it away any further; I will utilize it in its current form. The sound quality is excellent, but there is one "but": the equalizer accentuates the low-frequency distortions that are present. + Comfortable enough, despite the fact that they are heavy; nevertheless, in comparison to my HyperX Cloud Stinger headphones, they feel like they are 1.5 times heavier. + The built-in sound card has almost no hiss and produces clear sound. The microphone is excellent. + Excellent backlight, however there is a "but" concerning this in the list of deficiencies. despite its advantages. - They produce a terrible hissing sound when connected through USB (that is, when used in the manner that the manufacturer intended), which can be heard in both the headphones and the microphone. In the Windows settings, there is only 16 bit 48 KHz, and I was unable to locate it. Either nobody else has it, or only I do, or everyone does. I used an adaptor that came with some old headphones in order to connect using two 3.5 connectors. When connected in this manner, the sound is excellent; but, we do not retain the backlight and many of the advertised chips (as well as the entire SteelSeries application). It does not appear that the design of the cups is very trustworthy; nonetheless, we will have to see how it actually performs.