SteelSeries Arctis Pro Wireless

Overall 1 top of the line headset. What is said on all the other reviews and videos online is correct. Only problem I have is that the supplied pop filter is just wrong for my space. More because my space naturally reverberates. Hub is very tough. You can charge an extra supplied battery in it so that you can continue immediately. You can also connect speakers and multiple sources so that you can easily switch audio input/output. The hub's display can be used with plugins to display your K/D and other info in games like csgo. There is also a discord plugin that shows who is talking. All super cool stuff.

The headset has very good sound, you can hear your enemies coming from far away (BO4) and also easy to place from where they come. Think this is one of the best wireless headsets on the market right now. The chat/game mix is a bit less I don't think it's the perfect setting or I don't hear the game perfectly enough or I don't hear the people in the party well enough. (This will get better with the headset upgrade) But for the rest, this is a top headset, the accessories are also nice.

I have personally always been happy with the service coolblue provides. The delivery companies have been a different story on several other purchases where they didn't even ring the doorbell but simply put a note in the mailbox and delivered it to the post office. The headphones and accessories are well packaged with clear names of the different cables. I would have liked a protective cover or carrying bag for transport. The Dac connects quickly and without much configuration to the PC and you're ready to go. The replaceable battery is very handy and by the time the battery in the headphone is empty, the other one has already been charged for a while. The lifespan is around 10 hours per battery. The sound is clear and natural but lacks quite a bit of bass and punch if you also want to use it for listening to music. The settings on the dac allow you to make adjustments, but they will never sound as good as audiophile alternatives, but most people looking for these headphones may not really be looking for this either. Compared to the Beats wireless and the Bose noise canceling headphones, the sound is quite weak. The volume is limited as you can turn off that limitation in the menu on the dac with a slight loss of equalizer effect. The battery life is 10 hours per battery, where the battery charging in the dac will always be charged before the other battery is flat. The earcups are fairly comfortable, but after longer sessions of a few hours, the pressure points on the ear cup start to hurt. Unfortunately, the upholstery is a kind of fabric with foam instead of more premium-feeling leather. This was probably done to avoid heat build-up in the headphones. However, these fabric earcups also get quite warm after a while. The headphones are not noise canceling. The build quality is quite robust and will not easily collapse under intensive use. The ski strap is a smart way to tighten the headphones on the head, but seems to me more a way to have more profit margin on the product than for wearing comfort. The microphone is quite good on PC if the discord or teamspeak settings are tweaked a bit. I have already commented that the micro is quite quiet for calling via mobile. So far I haven't found a way to solve this problem, it certainly doesn't work with the dac. All in all, I think it's a good product for people who play a lot or who are looking for headphones for the PC with good ease of use. The sound is decent but nothing special, the build quality is robust, the replaceable battery is very handy, the dac has many settings and the range is easily 10-15 meters (my apartment does not allow testing this further). The price for the product is too high in my opinion and there are alternatives that are just as good as these in certain areas or even better for a more reasonable price, but the replaceable battery, ease of use and bluetooth connection together with 2.4 GHz connection are unique to this product.