The earcups are joined by a same-colored metal headband with plastic and rubber running along the underside for further support, and an adjustable ski goggle-style suspension strap to keep the band lifted above the scalp. The matte black, plastic earcups are smooth and well-built, with circular gunmetal-colored metal earcups on the back. The headset certainly looks and feels as premium as a gaming headset can get without spilling over into the extreme audiophile realm like the $900 Audeze LCD-GX. The Arctis Nova Pro Wireless earns our Editors’ Choice award for wireless gaming headsets, easily justifying its price with its strong functionality and performance.

Although you’ll get the most features and options from the Arctis Nova Pro Wireless when using it with a PC, the headset's base station has two USB ports so you can also connect your PlayStation or Xbox (depending on the model of headset you buy the two platforms still don’t play nice together). It looks and feels better, its base station isn’t as boxy, its simulated surround sound is much more effective, and it now has active noise cancellation (ANC) to block out distractions. The Arctis Nova Pro Wireless is the company’s newest flagship wireless gaming headset, and it carries the same $329.99 price, plus many improvements. That was over four years ago, though, and it’s taken that long for SteelSeries to make a proper follow-up. The SteelSeries Arctis Pro Wireless wowed us in 2018 with its extensive connectivity options, strong sound quality, and handy dual batteries.

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