SteelSeries New Arctis Nova 3 Multi Platform Gaming Headset Signature Sound ClearCast Gen 2 Mic PC, PS5/PS4, Xbox Series XS, Switch, Mobile, Black, One Size

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Der Ton ist für den Preis voll in Ordnung. Bass im Overear geht klar. Wenn man einen Raketenstart live hören möchte ist das Hörerlebnis ebenfalls gut. Die Kopfhörer sind nichts für Audiophile. Die Software zur Einstellung liefert ein nettes Gimmik mit, nämlich einen kleinen Shooter. Das fand ich ganz lustig.

Whether by accident or design all my peripherals to date have been Razer, this includes the Razer Kraken Tournament Edition Headset, it was a good headset with excellent sound and build quality, it lasted me for years despite being dropped, stepped on, twisted and bent, the mic finally gave out after i accidentally dropped it in a bucket of water and even then every other aspect of the headset worked. If this sounds like a ringing endorsement of the Razer, it is, so much so i was intending to just buy the exact same headset to replace it. But instead i took a chance with the Steel Series Arctis Nova 3, it was slightly cheaper than the Kraken at the time and in my honest opinion it is better in every way, the sound clarity for the cost is appreciably better than the Kraken and the Mic comes with noise cancelling that i actually use because it works and isn't a pointless gimmick. But, where it truly shines over the Kraken is the absolutely better software if you've owned a Razer Headset you will agree that it can be a pain sometimes to get the software to function properly, and sometimes it just stops working randomly, not to mention there was an entire period of time where the THX feature of the Kraken {yes the biggest selling point of the headset} literally stopped working for months after a Razer software update, no such issue with Steel Series' Sonar. Another major complaint i had with the Razer is the control box for the THX spatial audio and other controls its an annoying dangling hinderance, it comes with sticky tape but that then limits how far away from your device you can take it, it's by far the worst aspect of the Razer Kraken, all the controls for the Arctis Nova are flush with the headset and easily identifiable and useable without actually needing to see them. Another problem with the Razer Kraken was the design of the ear muffs made my face a sticky sweaty mess, this made it difficult to wear for extended period in a non-air conditioned room, the Arctis Nova 3 is by far more comfortable and the weight of the headset is noticeably lighter than the Kraken. All in all if you're looking for a good sub 100$ dollar headset and you inevitably come up with a head to head between this and the Razer Kraken, this one is better by far.

My son uses these for gaming and really likes them. The sound is clear, and I like that there’s an extra band that keeps the hard part of the headset off your head—makes it more comfortable for long sessions. The ear cushions are soft and the fit is adjustable, so no complaints there. The hidden mic is a great touch—easy to pull out when needed or keep tucked away. It also has a quick mute button, which is super convenient. The RGB lights can be turned on or off, which is nice if you don’t always want them flashing. It comes with multiple cords so you can use it across different devices. We had a bit of mic movement noise using the USB-C to USB-C on my son’s iPad the first time, but it hasn’t been a big issue. Overall, it’s a great headset for gaming, and we love how flexible it is for different setups.

Prompt delivery and product as described. Great for the kids to play for playstation 5.