SteelSeries is selling the Arctis Nova Pro Wireless gaming headset for $239.99 due to damaged packaging. The headset, normally $300-$350, is available for Xbox and PlayStation versions, both supporting multiple platforms and Bluetooth. The company assures the internal hardware is undamaged and includes a one-year warranty.
Steelseries' Arctis Nova Elite headset offers premium audio, multi-device connectivity, and an "infinite" power system for $600. It aims to carve a new hyper-premium category, balancing gaming needs with features for creatives and audiophiles, though it falls short of true audiophile standards.
The SteelSeries Arctis Nova Pro Omni ($399) and Turtle Beach Stealth Pro 2 ($349) are compared. Both offer wireless hi-res audio, but the difference is imperceptible to most. The Omni excels in sound quality and mic performance, while the Stealth Pro 2 offers better convenience with swappable batteries and more on-device controls.
