The SteelSeries Arctis 7 (See it on Amazon) is a wireless gaming headset that sits on the the top perch of the company’s Arctis line of headsets. It has an MSRP of $149.99 and features lag-free wireless audio, virtual 7.1 surround sound, and a versatile modular design that lets you use it with PCs, Macs, gaming consoles, VR, and even mobile devices.
Right out of the box, I liked the look of the Arctis 7. I’m a gamer of a certain age and can appreciate the "mature" look of the headset. It eschews cheap attractions such angular plastic molding, aggressive logos, and a garish color scheme. SteelSeries offers the Arctis 7 in either black or white, and both designs are simple and understated. The black version I received for review features matte black surfaces with a silver SteelSeries logo printed on the outside of each earcup. The cloth, "ski-goggle" headband features a gray-and-black pattern; SteelSeries sells more colorful replacement bands for a reasonable $14.99 each if you want to customize your look.
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