SteelSeries Arctis 7 - Lossless Wireless Gaming Headset with DTS Headphone: X v2.0 Surround - for PC and PlayStation 4 - Black

Great sound quality and mic quality. Be aware - give it a chance. I was very used to some old headphones and it took a few days to get used to them. After that they have been amazing and I have used them for over 1 year. Very durable and very long battery life. good range - sometimes disconnects unexplainably when on low battery and you will need to restart the sound driver/ pc to reconnect. If it gets that low battery, its your fault anyway as it will warn you repeatedly

Great headphones, originally bought the aniversary? or whatever edition which were refurbished back 4 years ago for £80, did great, served me (a very non caring owner) for those 4 years and I decided it is time for them to go.With these new ones not much changed, one downside of them is that sometimes, when you turn your PC back on the computer does not see them, so you have to kneel down and unplug-replug them so your PC can see them, happened with both of them and not really sure what is causing it but it is more of a nuisance than a real issue.What I love the most about these, is that you can plug in your musical instrument into these, or plug in an amp into them with the aux cable, and what will happen is that you will hear your musical instrument be it bass/guitar/elec chello/double bass and what is happening on your computer... why is it so great? well they have really good bass, like really good! I have to crank my bass almost up to max for them to start to distort the sound, and I have an active bass, you can listen to a song and play back to it, all quietly not disturbing anyone, and at the same time have great gaming headphones.Amazing sound quality and long battery life, I use them a lot, no speakers means they are on every time I use the PC for watching/listening/playing games or my bass, they last a good few days before glowing red, and even then it gives you another 30 min/hour or so of usage.All in all, amazing sound quality, good battery life and very comfortable, noise cancelling isn't the best but you can barely hear someone talking normally a few meters away with them on.

Ok I stepped down due the ps5 not supporting optical infrared connections, so my astros were trash (£250 trash mind you they were a flex purchase but not regretted)These come in at £150 and you know what colour me impressed good sound comfy don't overheat you and if you have an average head sit comfortably (I mean that you would have to be pretty ahem!! big headed to have these not sit right very big headed)As for sound staging they do the job at this price point and very happy with it. People who reckons they can hear it being 5 degrees out are just lying 🤥 I know I done hundreds of hearing tests with patients to know that you never will have that ability what you superman 😆 anyway with all the negative headphone snobs reviews on here here's mineYou get exactly £150 headphones that do the job as pretty much as my astro amp Pro headset.Both have limitations both are bloody good headsets go for your budget and I am sure you won't be disappointed.

I was very happy to receive this headset, but after using them for about a year I've realized that while they are very comfortable and the mic/sound quality is fine, there are a few significant problems:- Often(maybe once a week) my PC doesn't pick up the headset, and I have to plug it in and out. Combined with the ~5 second connection time this is quite frustrating. That said, it may also simply be a problem with my PC.- I find that about once a week, there will be a subtle grainy-ness to the noise for this headset. I can't find a reliable fix for this but it comes and goes. It is quite subtle but can ruin music, for example.There are other smaller problems I won't go in to, as I find them to be personal preference.Overall, these headphones are good, but at their pricepoint I would certainly go for another alternative(I will be buying a new headset!)