SteelSeries Arctis Nova Pro Wireless review — The last headset you’ll need for a while

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I won’t exaggerate: once you try the SteelSeries Arctis Nova Pro Wireless, you won’t need to buy another headset until it physically stops working. This headset is the best I have ever used, and I don’t think I will need another one until the next gaming generation — at the very least.

Right off the bat, the quality of the SteelSeries Arctis Nova Pro Wireless (we’ll call it the Nova Pro from now on) is apparent through its packaging. Stylish and functional, it takes a lot from Apple packaging with everything in its own box or compartment, safe and secure. ‘Stylish and functional’ is also the overall theme of the Nova Pro, which is evident once you start using it.

The headset itself, with its elastic headband, fits bigger heads like mine very comfortably. The size of my head is a problem I normally have with gaming headsets. Thankfully, there was no pressure from the Nova Pro. The elastic headband also doesn’t feel too tight when stretched out all the way. Its earcups are made of a soft leather and can embrace my ears for hours without displeasure settling in. They also stay comfortable even if you start sweating a little, something I appreciate very much as a native of swampy Florida.

Even without the noise isolation function on, the headphones do a good job of filtering sounds out. With the function on however, they accomplish their intended purpose incredibly. Outside noise is effectively filtered out without the distracting humming sound many other noise filtering options have, and it makes complex audio stand out even more. This is especially true for games with very bassy or bombastic soundtracks. I played through all of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Shredder’s Revenge with the Nova Pro, and every sound effect came