Key Takeaways
- SteelSeries is offering a significant discount of over $100 on the Arctis Nova Pro Wireless gaming headset.
- The discounted headsets come with damaged packaging but retain their full one-year warranty.
- The headset supports active noise cancellation, Bluetooth connectivity, and compatibility with multiple platforms.
SteelSeries has announced a substantial discount on its Arctis Nova Pro Wireless gaming headset, reducing the price from $300 to $350 at other retailers to $239.99. This offer is valid for headsets with damaged packaging but assures that the hardware inside remains unused and undamaged.
The Arctis Nova Pro Wireless is a high-end wireless headset designed for gamers who require top-of-the-line features such as active noise cancellation, swappable batteries, and Bluetooth support. It supports a wide range of platforms including Xbox, PlayStation, PC, and Switch, making it versatile for multi-platform gaming enthusiasts.
The headset includes a base station that offers several unique functionalities, such as charging spare batteries to minimize downtime when one dies, onboard controls for game profiles and sound mixing, and the ability to blend up to three inputs at a time (including Bluetooth).
Our review of the Arctis Nova Pro Wireless highlighted its impressive features, including active noise cancellation for blocking out sounds and a noise-canceling microphone for clear callouts. The base station adds additional functionality, enhancing the overall gaming experience.
However, potential buyers should note that our reviewers found it to be heavier than other SteelSeries headsets. Some may find this a drawback, especially those who prioritize comfort over features.
For those considering the newer and more expensive Nova Pro Omni, the Arctis Nova Pro Wireless offers most of its unique features at a much more affordable price point. This makes it an attractive option for gamers looking to save money without sacrificing quality.
SteelSeries assures that these discounted headsets come with the same one-year warranty as any new purchase, providing peace of mind for buyers. The company explains that the discount is due to damaged packaging, which does not affect the functionality or performance of the headset.
