We've added a comparison between the SteelSeries Arctis Nova 7X Wireless and the Astro A30 Wireless in the Non-Bluetooth Wireless box.
We have also tested GG software's compatibility with consoles and you can read more about this in App Support. Users have reported connectivity issues like stuttering that affects audio quality and you can find more information on this in our Sound Profile test. Although we tested the 7X variant, we expect the other variants to perform similarly. We've expanded this review to reflect the performance of each of the SteelSeries' Arctis Nova 7 lineup's variants: the 7, 7P, and 7X. However, this hasn't changed the scoring of this test. They’re super comfy, even on small heads too.Due to user feedback, we've retested multi-device pairing using an analog and Bluetooth connection in Bluetooth. You don’t need to rely on these, though the out-of-the-box experience still sounds excellent. There’s 7.1 surround sound virtualised audio for PC with a selection of presets for getting things just right, as well as a choice of personal profiles to match your hearing. There’s Active Noise Cancelling too, if household members are a bit noisy, allowing you to lose yourself.īest sounding gaming headset: Corsair HS65Ī bit of a bargain for PC gamers in particular, the Corsair HS65 offers remarkably crisp stereo sound at all times. The expansive soundstage means you feel fully part of what you’re playing, and their somewhat bulky build is surprisingly lightweight, given their appearance. With an integrated head-tracking sensor, the JBL Quantum One could have been gimmicky but instead offer highly accurate audio positioning that feels well-suited for competitive gaming. Best wired gaming headset: JBL Quantum One
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