This is backed up by their full-range drivers, which operate at 40,000Hz, with 121dB of dynamic range and -115dB Total Harmonic Distortion + Noise. The ultra-low latency connection and lossless sound achievable over 2.4Ghz is perfect for high-res audio playable. FeaturesĮquipped with both 2.4G and Bluetooth, you can simultaneously pair the headset with the DAC and a mobile device. The Arctis Pro Line is the first complete gaming audio system to receive the Japanese Audio Society’s Hi-Res Certification. Hi-Res Certified Ensures high-fidelity 96kHZ/24-bit audio at its purest, full resolution. Each battery has at least 10 hours of power for a combined 20 hours of gaming.” – SteelSeries However, unlike the Arctis Pro + GameDAC, the Arctis Pro Wireless features the swappable dual-battery system first introduced by SteelSeries with the Siberia 800 and Siberia 840. All headsets in the line use the same industry-leading 40,000 Hz capable high-fidelity speaker drivers and feature the same comfortable, award-winning design. “The Arctis Pro Wireless is a dual-wireless gaming audio system that uses a USB transmitter for wireless 2.4G lossless audio and Bluetooth for mobile audio. Not only is it promising high-fidelity audio, it also comes with a wireless hub, a powerful GameDAC, and more. The flagship headset from SteelSeries has just about every bell and whistle, and then some.

However, the new Arctis Pro Wireless from SteelSeries promises to make no compromises. There are so many stunning headsets for a lot less money, make no mistake. That’s not exactly loose change, but when it comes to audio enthusiasts who don’t want compromises, that’s usually the price you pay for premium. With the likes of Astro, Logitech, Turtle Beach, Sennheiser, ASUS, and SteelSeries all having products in the £200+ category.

The premium gaming headset market is fierce, with brands commanding big money for their flagship models.

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