Why is This The Internet's Favorite Gaming Headset? SteelSeries Arctis Nova Pro Wireless Review 

But how does their static pressure and airflow rank!?

The battery is the key selling point. For folks who spend all day with headphones on a standard plug-charge headset isn't going to cut it. I use two pair (one at work and one at home) so I only really run into issues on the weekends but my Corsair Void Pros are only good for about 8 hours before they need a recharge.

I use those headphones and really like them. The swappable batteries are clutch and the controller unit works awesome with both my PC, PS5, and iPhone.

Get the aftermarket ear cups (WC Freeze Nova Pro Wireless). They are a bit deeper and might help with your ear touching problem. The cooling gel isn't spectacular, but they are far more comfortable.

I think asking for the best "gaming headset" is the wrong question to ask. Because labeling any headphones or headset with "gaming" is just marketing. You just look for good headphones or headsets generally. In fact, if you're looking for a headset, you're limiting yourself a lot compared to getting a good pair of headphones and a standalone microphone. If you're still dead set on a headset, you could also consider getting something like an Antlion modmic, and turning any headphones into a headset.

You’ve merely adapted to noise canceling. I was born in it…

I have a G935 too and the common problem with them is the power switch. It independently turns on the two speakers. Try wiggling the switch instead of banging the headset. Or replace the switch. The only place I found the switch was eBay. And all I replaced was the slider inside the switch. Unsoldering the old and soldering the new was too much work. But be careful when replacing the slider. The contacts are super tiny springs which pop out if touched. Handle with care.

Hey, since you mentioned your specialized eq for each of the headsets multiple times, I was wondering if there was anywhere I could find it. I'm actually using a g935 right now and planning on buying an arctis nova pro wireless so both eqs would help a lot.

I like the feature where you can hear yourself talking, I had a headset that did that back on my ps3 and every since then I've had to play with only 1 ear on if anyone else was hone other than myself. How aggressive is the passthrough on this headset? Do you think it'd be what I'm looking for so I don't find myself screaming at my buddies at 1 in the morning on accident?

I have the nova pro wireless have had for about nine months... I run iracing through the steel series.Sonar gaming my discord through the chat.And I connect my phone through the Bluetooth.So I have all three channels running through once and they perform phenomenally

I have a Plantronic Rig 800HD I have an older one. and I tell you what I love them. The ear cups are really nice and soft and the head band is great

I have used many SteelSeries Arctis series headsets in the past, Actis 7, Actis 7 Pro, Acris Nova Pro ect and all of them suffer from poor build quality, defects with ear cups causing structural failure, low quality materials and ear cups being too shallow for most. Would not recommend to anyone unless you are happy to modify your purchase and void your warranty. SteelSeries will also not offer you a replacement unless you destroy the entire functional headphones even when there is structural damage caused by their own manufacturing processes that is widely accounted for through various media and sources online. Even in cases where the damage doesnt stop the headphones from working and it could be repaired and reused they would rather you destroy it than repair it which is an indicator that these things cost them less than it would to ship you in for repair.

i love my hyperx cloud alphas or whatever the heck they're called. i've been through so many headphones over the years because i keep breaking or hurt to wear. They stopped making the Fatality ones which were my favorites until i found these.

Is wireless a high priority? Way back when I put together my current dusty old machine DT770 pro headphones were most recommended, paired with Antlion modmic if you need coms for your game play. Still going strong many years later and I'm surprised how often I still see streamers using either the 770pro or the DT990pro (open vs closed backed).

Im a huge logitech fan too with the headset if you fiddle with the power switch it fixes the issue. I have the g933's. I always wondered about steelseries arctic. Thank you for this video!

I use the headset because A, the wireless receiver charger hot swap battery design is insanely nice, but I have one major reason to have them. I am a drummer with an ekit and when I drum, I have my drums outputting from the receiver to my headphones, and I have my phone Bluetoothed simultaneously to the same headphones which I can then hear my drums and the song I'm practicing at the same time. Having both seamlessly at the exact same time was the major reason I got them and have truly loved them beyond that since

I have a Sennheiser gps 670....don't think i have ever had this nice of a soundscape with a gaming headset

I also have a G935 and just ordered the Nova Pro wireless to forget about battery life. Regarding the one-sided audio problem, I also have it, but I fix it by wiggling the power button since it only happens when I turn it on while not pushing the power button all the way up. I also have an issue where my mic sounds bad after unmuting it, so to fix it, I mute and unmute it again by moving it up and down. That said the G935 served me well for more than 3 years now, So I hope the Nova is as good, especially seeing how the earcups are connected to the headband.

The simultaneous wireless and Bluetooth playback is another feature that just makes these headphones so frickin’ nice. I had my left ear touch the damn anc-mic which after a few hours became quite uncomfortable. However I bit the bullet and bought the wicked cushions upgraded thicker ear pads after a week of having my left ear cartilage starting to hurt after a couple hours of use. Which instantly made the headphones so much more comfortable. Now it should be said that I had this issue even though I have the updated version of the Arctis Nova Pro Wireless on which the anc-mic doesn’t protrude as badly as the original ones did. And obviously after paying 350 frickin’ dollars SteelSeries I honestly don’t think it’s too much to ask for that thicker ear pads should’ve been included. Because paying another $30 just sucks to get reasonably fitting headphones does sting a bit. Especially considering that it’s definitely not a particularly rare occurrence that people are affected by this issue. Regarding the sound of the Arctis Nova Pro Wireless (and it’s ArcTIS not Articus or Arcticus 😉) I do think it’s a bit of a drawback with these headphones that if you want an acceptable listening experience you do have to fine tune the eq. And that’s irrespective of what kind of software mode you’re choosing to use, be that Sonar or Engine. You do have adjust the eq as out of the box you’ll have terrible sounding pair of headphones. Of course if one had the predecessor to these the, Arctis Pro Wireless well then you’re not likely to be surprised by this fact. Regarding the SteelSeries software for PC…well the maturity and the overall UX unfortunately is still, as of June 1 2024, not great to be honest. There’s some baffling oversights or just frustratingly poor design choices regarding the eq adjustment nodes in Sonar where the damn property box of a eq node/dot just covers/obstructs the portion of the eq-curve that that particular node adjusts. Forcing you to click away to another part of the eq the see how your adjustments affects the eq…it too me, signals that the people actually developing or programming the software doesn’t even use the hardware the damn software are meant for. Nor does anyone responsible for QA/QC as this would’ve been caught and fixed prior to public release. So now this persist from patch update to patch update… Because I don’t think there’s anything rivaling these headphones on the market at this moment they can get away with not really caring about something that is a ridiculously simple thing to fix. Even though I am kinda captured in that I don’t want any other headphones I do still love most things about these headphones, to be sure. It’s just that it leaves a bad taste when neglect and/or laziness already exist affecting SteelSeries headphone stack, including their latest and greatest flagship halo product… Anyhoo Luv ya 🫶👋✌️🖖 take care!

I went through 4 of Logitech's M570 trackballs. I loved how they felt in the hand and having the quick response to thumb movement. Only downside was them dying after 18 months or so with the left button starting to double/triple click because the microswitch was wearing out and they were too cheap to add even a small debounce circuit to extend the life of the switch. I wasn't about to try my hand at soldering since I lack the right tools (My only solder iron is one of those cheap-ass ones that came in a cheap toolkit I got years ago.). I now have the M575, so we'll see if the trend continues.

have you tried Steelseries GG? there are drivers updates in there and eq settings too (most would use sonar with the headset also have some features with, and some preset for games)

Highly recommend getting some Wicked cushions for the ear cups. makes them so much more comfortable

Fell for the gaming marketing... Just get headphones that are for sound and add a mic.

Excellent thumbnail!

I bought a second-hand bundle on eBay with Philips Fidelio X2HR headphones and a VModa attachable boom microphone. I honestly think it is a way better solution than wireless headphones: no battery , no electronic parts that could not be repaired if damaged, and a very high quality unaltered sound (no fancy extra bass or similar sound compressor). The microphone is not as great as I expected, but is still a step better than the awful noisy recording from this video. And I could change it at anytime by a better microphone if needed.

My setup for 10+ years - A pair of Beyerdynamics DT990 edition and a Røde NT1-A on a boom arm. I have replaced the headband and the earmuffs twice. Paying extra for better quality, well knowing it is better quality is something I've always practiced, since it usually saves me money in the long run, because all I have to do is basically just replace some of the cheaper parts and all the rest continues to work flawlessly. Also I avoid buying anything that has "gaming" put in its name or being marketed for gaming as it usually is lower quality, maybe with a specialized EQ for "gaming purposes" that for me just distorts the soundscape, so I bought a pair of headphones meant for all things in the spectrum of sound and I have recommended doing the same to all my friends, because they'll never regret it. I have an external USB audio interface that controls my headset and microphone and its the Audient ID4, which I would like to replace some day with the RØDEcaster pro when I ever get that kind of money. haha Mainly because I would love to have some hardware sliders to turn up and down volumes of different things and not just all of it at the same time. As a fellow bald man, I know your pain.

I have nova 7p wireless, and they are great as well. I might give PRO a try

Was a logitech loyalist, found the Nova Pro Wireless and migrated all my peripherals to Steelseries. Upgraded to Wicked Cushions pads and headband. Sonar software was good but I think the latest update borked something up. Batteries are a common use battery for other devices so very easy to find aftermarket.

I went for the Arctis Nova 7, to replace my Corsair units. Re: the mic, this is interesting because I use the mic for work and my recording sound quality on playback is extremely good. So, not sure why yours sounded like it did, I believe the Nova Pro and Arctis 7 use the same mic bits. Anyway, great cans, sometimes they scare with with the flex they have near the ear cup on that swivel, but so far they've held up.

They're fine until those proprietary batteries swell up from regular usage and need to be replaced. Can you buy these batteries separately from Steelseries? I ran into this exact issue with my old H Wireless. Couldn't get any replacements so I literally had to pack away a perfectly functional headset.

Love my Nova Pros. One suggestion I will make is to swap out the ear pads. Mine deteriorated pretty quickly probably because they kept in so much heat. I replaced them with neoprene pads and I am so much happier for it. They are way more comfortable and breathable now. Can wear them all day and not even notice I am still wearing them. Which, the delivery guys can attest with me answering my door still wearing them. 😆

Audeze Maxwell. Built like a tank, amazing range, literally two work weeks of battery life, amazing sound quality, good enough mic

You need to try out the Logitech Craft keyboard!! Especially with the programs you use. I love mine and use it in tandem with the MX Master3 for work and gaming.

my g935s did the exact same thing. its a problem with the power switch. it can be fixed (at least temporarily) by opening them up and bending the metal part of the switch back into position so it makes firmer contact when switched on. but it will eventually fatigue again and begin to lose connection and you have to repair them again

I love how the transmitter claims 48kHz/24bit, but then sends the audio over Bluetooth *with* noise cancellation processing the audio. That's irony.

Had mine for nearly a year now. Fantastic headphones and have not only replaced my headset but my daily driver headphones too. Very clear, very precise, but the stock earcups are truly awful. I have the stealth black WC Freeze earcups on mine and they are miles more comfortable. I've been daily driving them pretty much 4-8 hours a day nearly every day. They never feel heavy, the batteries are still basically as good as they were new. Conclusion: Possibly the best value wireless headphones on the market. Replace the ear cups and don't use SteelSeries's software (it's terrible).

I have the G533 headset and have used it for ~5+ years by now and I had a similar problem with my left speaker and it turned out that the wires to the speaker just broke so I replaced it and it works fine now and battery life is also nothing to scoff at, it still does ~12 hours fine. The only other thing that broke is the mic cables they got chewed thru by the flip down mic but again a simple fix just open the headset pull them up, solder together, put a bit of shrink tube around it and voila its fixed.

Lol. Great job on the thumbnail.

I 3D printed a spacer to keep the headphones a little further from my ears. Works great.

I suggest always using 2 hands to put headphones on and OFF. 1 handed removal is only safe if you grad the cans by the top center of the strap and pull back and up. Twisting off from 1 cup will destroy most cans.

If you have a decent pair of headphones you already love, why not just buy a mic for your desk instead? Even a cheap one from Fifine sounds nicer than most headset mics. Then you don't have to sacrifice on the quality of both by overpaying for a "gaming" headset.

I'm a Turtle Beach user. While I have hair, the headband and earmuff covers shave down to the raw foam over just a couple of months. This has been an issue for me, even with headphones and headsets before I upgraded to Turtle Beach. Besides cleaning up the little bits that fall off, it's more comfortable and a little more ventilated afterwards, so I don't mind it all that much. I currently have 2 Stealth 700's 1st gen, one for Xbox and one for PS4. When I went to gift a set to a friend, I found they replaced them with a 2nd gen model with a 20 hour battery and flush mic. I am stuck at 10 hours. 😅 I plan to buy a newer model when I can get a Series X (which at this rate looks like it will be the upgraded one in 2026, lol).

I also use the Arctics pro wireless, but I use the wicked cushions ear cushions. With them my ears don't touch the headset anymore. Their Sonar Software is annoying when you want to switch from your headset to another audio device though. Also fun fact: Before the arctis pro wireless I had a G933 with a similar issue. Back then I replaced the power switch with an aftermarket one and it worked for another 6 months. Then the microphone died and I didn't find a way to fix it.

Sheesh fam we gotta get you into a real custom keyboard. I just got an Aula F75 and even for an entry level mechanical it's a step above most of the big brand gaming boards.

Try the Audeze Maxwell. It's on a different level to the competition.

A side button on my G604 broke recently. It's discontinued and over 2x the original price in most places. Settled for the G502X :/

I use a pci sound card to feed 3. 5mm to the base station. It makes a noticeable difference.

Coming from the Hyper X cloud 2 (and alpha S) I was very dissapointed with the bass they had, but after some EQ tinkering got them close, sound quality is GREAT! One major Isue I still have is how the earcups tend to leave a little gap on the underside, so I loose bass cus there's air comming thru. I've tried fixing this by buying 3rd party earcups but still happens, its a shame tho, but still like em a lot! Just cant use them when I'm eating lol

Hey i think you should try the Gentle Typhoon for fan show down and compare it with the a12x25

try some headphones like PHILIPS SHP9500 those don't need amp-dac but if you can buy one it will make difference ,i think the SteelSeries base station will work fine as amp-dac .open back headphones have more realistic sound but the bass will be low

Honestly I have been in the same boat but instead of headphones but in trackball mice. I had the original white trackman marble, then upgraded to the dark grey wireless. then to the m570 and I loved it and it worked for multiple years. eventually I ended up getting a new one eventually and it started miss clicking after a year. this happened to like 4 of them. (apparently the new switches are known to fail in almost all logitech mice since they swapped to them) Then in comes the mx Ergo trackball. and once again after about a year or 2 they start miss clicking and I warranty replace the 2 I had. Literally ended up taking it apart and swapping out the switches TLDR: would love to know of a better alternative than having to modify it myself.

That thumbnail was intentional. xD Bet you had fun doing that.

I have a g935 too, I KNOW THE ISSUE!! It is literally the power switch that is the issue, wiggle the switch and it works again. I tried to inform logitech multiple times, I assume they designed product failure. I finally gave up and stopped using the power switch and just always left it on and just kept em plugged in unless I was using it. I went with JBL Quantum 800 and 910. 800 is decent but the 910 fixed all issues I had with the 800. Both are wireless & bluetooth and both have an actual 40+ hour of constant use with ANC

Can someone tell me if I can use any 3.5mm jack on Arctis Nova Pro wired or does it need the proprietary 5pole to 4 pole 3.55 jack for the mic to work? Because I've bought on that came with 4 pole on both ends and no mic functionality with those. Wondering if my mic is Dead on arrival.

I recommend Audeze Maxwell! I love mine

Amazing headphones, headband is perfetic

For awhile there the sonar application was just terrible. Now that they have fixed a lot of the issues this headset has become my daily.

I have the arctis nova pro wireless and for me the sound is good enough, not super but not bad. Other good things are the fact that you can just swap out the battery.

Baldy checking in, why this headband design isn't used by more companies is shocking. My Sony MDR-1A and corsair virtuoso but got the headband destroyed cuz of that.

Get the wicked Cushions silicone band, and pleather earcups that are slightly deeper than the stocks. I have the cooling mesh ones, too; but they ruin the ANC. Trust me, it's a GAME CHANGER for this headset.

I use the Steelseries for work at home because I can connect to multiple devices. The older Arctis Pro Wireless are better if you have a TV near your computer, you can do Digital Optical Audio, Bluetooth and your PC at the same time which is amazing.

Almost 2 years ago, I finally switched from "gaming headsets" to proper headphones with a pair of Beyerdynamic DT770's. I could never go back, good headphones just blow any "gaming" headphones out of the water. If you really want wireless and with a mic there is always the Audeze Maxwell. I would just recommend a good pair of wired headphones though. If you need one with a mic, there is the MMX300. Otherwise you can use a standalone mic or a antlion modmic.

Logitech makes good peripherals, except for headsets. I have a Steelseries Arctis Pro wireless headset. It has its quirks, but overall, it's a reasonable wireless studio monitor. When I bought it, it was because they aren't overly heavy on bass. If they ever fixed the issue where they amplify line noise, they're going to be solid. My older Arctis Pro set sounds like fuzz when nothing is playing. EDIT: I still use it from time to time, but my current setup is a couple sets of Aftershokz wireless headsets connected to a bluetooth audio endpoint, and a desktop microphone. When one goes flat I swap to the other. I still love the Steelseries headset, but the vastly reduced weight on my head is nice. overall cost works out roughly the same.

It might be the internets favorite headset because of Advertising but in reality it’s just another gaming headset and the wired Arctis Nova Pro is just louder than most gaming headsets. I’m still trying to figure out where the bass is on the EQ because when I move the bass up or down the sound doesn’t change much. The highs give you a more noticeable change when you EQ them. This is when using the Sonar software. The EQ in Dolby gives you more control over the sound and it sounds more open with Dolby. I am pretty sure DTS would make them sound better as well. It’s ridiculous that a $250 wired gaming headset that doesn’t have it’s own proprietary software doesn’t give you a DTS license while $50 headsets gives you a free DTS license. Anybody can use Sonar for free because it’s a BS software nobody would buy

G502 mouse and G Pro X headset here. Edit. Steel Series has an archaic warranty process. My Arctic 7 stopped charging. Had to destroy the headset, take pictures with a QR code attached before they'd replace it.

please be careful the software updates are risky, i just lost my pair it wont turn on and i contacted support and they didnt help so now i have a paper weight costing 350

Wicked Cushions makes good replacement ear cups that are thicker so your ears don't touch the driver

i had a set of steelseries arctis pro wireless but i returned them almost immediately. whenever its on battery power, either 2.4ghz or bluetooth, it would have a constant background hiss, that i can only assume is from noisy power management. that along with them feeling too sealed, giving me that *on an airplane* feeling and headache, i sent them back after like 3 days. my girlfriend has the same headset, and it had the same hiss as mine, yet she somehow doesnt seem to notice it..?

I love the arctis nova pro wired.

i make parts for a bunch of these headsets :D

These are... fine. Honestly, I agree with everyone else, the killer feature is the swappable dual battery. The tabletop USB DAC with two inputs and a line out output is also cool, although it sucks that the wireless version doesn't have a straight headphone out, since it makes it harder to use it with a different set of headphones. Buuuut... it kinda sucks that the hub doesn't have a stand for the headphones, the ANC is mediocre and the sound quality is not great. I don't know, maybe I'm spoiled, but I have the same Sony headphones and the difference is night and day. Even my old Plantronics (now Poly) Focus headset has a much nicer sound. The Arctis doesn't sound cheap, but if you have some decent dedicated headphones to compare it with it's definitely mediocre for the price by comparison, even with all the ANC features turned off. The microphone is good, though, and I do like how neatly it retracts. I am still using these. They are convenient, comfortable and very functional, but I am considering keeping my Sony headphones near my desk to use them when I don't need to be talking. They may actually be the best gaming headset out there, but unfortunately that's because there isn't a truly great gaming headset, period.

The range, and the battery swap makes them awesome. The sounds is above average but nothing to write home about. For a true over the ear wireless headset with a mic there just isn't much out there and what there is, is just worse. I don't expect a pair of Dianas with a mic, but it would be nice.

i also have the g935, i found that the power switch is at fault, if you fiddle with it a bit, you can get it back into working order, for a while, it's annoying and it continues to happen, but eventually i guess i will buy another g935, because i really like the programmable buttons on the side, making it possible for me to skip to next track, pause, or even use push to talk in discord. so yeah i kinda really want to keep those functions, and it doesn't seem that any other headset on the market comes with programmable buttons like that, so buy another i will do, btw im on my 3rd one, and realise that it's an issue.

I am a huge fan of Logitech. Had multiple. Joysticks back in the day. Had a mx518 mouse that was almost old enough to vote before it went out and it had been abused by gamer rage that whole time LOL replaced it with a g502 hero. But I have a corsair headset that I love. Comfortable and sounds great.

One of the things that is often ignored is the often poor quality software required to be able to use all the features on headsets. My own Razer set expected me to be fully kitted out with Razer offering options for all their hardware and was nightmare to remove from my system despite many emails to their support team i ended up just reinstalling windows and have never installed it again. Steel series is not so bad but it would be far better if they just worked like proper headphones or just had a very light weight app to adjust certain features that doesn't need to run at start up for no benefit to anyone.

Logitech G19 keyboard and G502 hero mouse. love Logitech been using there stuff a long time since the late 90's. never used there headphones tho.

I still have a g935 headset but I don't use it much anymore since Logitech took a dump on their hub software and messed everything up. It actually caused me to fresh install my os because it messed up drivers and registry... At one point the update made the Audio so quiet it was impossible to use. Then the next update it gained the volume back but the quality of bass was terrible. It works now but I just lost interest in their stuff because of that

g604 user here, its a good mouse. that said logitech products are hit or miss. never liked their game controllers or keyboards. audio device is usually found on the side of the road speakers and a chinese amp connected via optical cable. ive yet to find a set of wireless headphones/earbuids that i like. would sooner spend money on noise suppressing foam so i can crank afore mentioned speakers, but the insulation between apartments is really good here.

A wild Bane has appeared 😮

I've stopped using the wireless ones after the same things happening with both Logitech & Corsair headsets. I'm not sure where to go next.

I'm a budget audiophile guy and any headset labeled with "gaming" is a no go for me. To each their own but there's a reason every good pair of cans are wired.

Not trusted SteelSeries since I recommended them to a friend and they bought the new single pivot frames and had several pairs break in the exact same way. This fault is common across their entire range, they all use the same frames and all break in the same way.

u can use the app to costumise further

You only said the right side of the headphone went dead. Why not take the left from one headphone and put it into the right headphone that is dead to make it work.

Sony has some amazing headphones

Side note - I adore my WH1000x4m's .. like... they were super right out of the box.. then I installed the app to try that 'true 3d audio' function and nearly shat myself.. Simply cant use other headphones now XD

I have arctis nova pro wired if you want a better base set the gain to 10 it will fix it and if you set it up with the app sonar is great for gaming and set windows to use it at 24 bit 96khz 😊

Logitech’s Pro X wireless light speed head set has been better than any steel series I’ve ever owned. That being said, I’m looking to transfer to full closed back high end headphones here soon

The wired version even better again. 100% need wicked cushions tho

I hate headsets with faux leather cushions. The PU always starts to crumble after a few years and most of the time you can't even get them as original replacement parts. Also, they get super sweaty in warm weather. The beyerdynamic DT 990 Pro might be wired, but they're some of the best headphones ever made. I bought mine 12 years ago and apart from replacing the cushions after a decade, they're good as new. A modmic or any other microphone will turn it into a headset. Or just get the beyerdynamic MX 300.

If someone is here for headsets/headphones at similar or lower price point I can give you those recommendations Baseus AeQur GH02 - no ANC (one of the best sounding until around 120USD mark even tho it's price is in low 60s) Logitech G733 Lightspeed - no ANC SteelSeries Arctis Nova 7x - no ANC (only if you need one for xbox or other console) Edifier WH950NB - has ANC JBL Tour ONE M2 - has ANC

lol, yeah Logitech makes great mice and computer speakers.... that's it. The day I discovered budget custom keyboards and my Arctis headset I have never looked back

I was furious when my g602 died and learned they had canceled that model. I no longer use anything logitech.

Ive also become a Logitech Stan. I've bought other brands of peripherals. Over time the keyboard would get a broken key or the mouse would have a broken button. So id go in the attic and pull out my old Logitech whatever. Then get back to whatever I was doing. Then I just would never think about my mouse or keyboard because they aren't broken. And I wouldn't think about buying something else. Anyways, now I'm back to my original $15 Logitech keyboard mouse combo that I bought 7 years ago. 😂

The SteelSeries Arctis' are great but after about a year the hinge just breaks if you have a larger head.

When those die in about 3 years, get yourself a proper pair of headphones instead and pair it with a standalone mic. I recommend something from Sennheiser with a modmic.

"No one cared who I was until I put on the mask." - Major Hardware & Bane.

Audeze Maxwell. It's final boss and only gaming headset for upcoming years. If it must be wireless it's only choice

Try razer steel frame, durable, even after a few gravity checks

I've got a fair share of logitech keyboards, mice and joysticks. A very nice mouse pad from steel series. Until you buy some real quality stuff in the joystick compartment and kensington expert track ball. The Sony WH-1000XM3 are by far my best headphones, the sound, light weight and comfortable to wear all day. All the other headphones hurt my head one way or another.