SteelSeries Arctis Nova 7 Wireless | 40 mm Neodymium drivers | 2.4 GHz and Bluetooth compatibility | 38-hour battery life | $199.99$129.99 at Amazon (save $70)
SteelSeries has knocked it out of the park with the Nova 7 wireless, giving a lovely feel, good sound, and great battery life, alongside solid connectivity. The red variant is a tad more flashy than the black one but replaceable earcup ear plates give a nice level of aesthetic customization to a headset for when you need it.
Price check: Best Buy $157.99 (for the black version)
Gaming headsets make for pretty decent work headphones, as long as they don't look too over the top. If they just happen to be wireless, with a comfortable fit, decent mic, and solid battery life, that's even better. If you've been looking to get yourself a gaming headset, the SteelSeries Arctis Nova 7 Wireless Dragon edition is currently $130 on Amazon, and it's one of my most used headsets of the last six months.
Being $70 off its retail price, this is currently the cheapest we've seen this red headset variant sell for since its launch last year. In our SteelSeries Arctis Nova 7 Wireless review, we praised the comfortable headband, great feel, fast charge, and affordability, and all of this remains valid two years later. However, this deal makes an affordable headset almost at a wireless budget level, punching well above its weight.
This became the headset I use in the office, partially because it was spare when I first joined PC Gamer, but mostly because the soft headband and comfortable earcups mean I can use it all day without any discomfort. The worst thing I can say about using it over time is that I occasionally get that dreaded headphone bump in my hair when I take it off.
Coming with a 2.4 GHz dongle, you can get low latency audio from your PC or console, but also simultaneously connect to your phone via Bluetooth. Once set up, sound quality is very good for its price point, especially when you start to customize EQ
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