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SteelSeries Arctis Nova 7 Review: Wireless Gaming Headset

4
Out of 5
8 January 2023
Updated 4 November 2025
0 minute read
Editorially reviewed
SteelSeries Arctis Nova 7 - Wireless product image
47
Value Score

Quick Specs

Brand
SteelSeries
Condition
New
Type
Other
Warranty
1 Year

Our Verdict

The SteelSeries Arctis Nova 7 Wireless can be coected to a device via Bluetooth, wireless or cable. It is compatible with all platforms and delivers consistently neutral and good sound. Although there are headsets with somewhat better audio quality in this price range, the solid features still make…

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Pros

  • Good, neutral sound quality
  • Long battery life
  • Very comfortable to wear

Cons

  • Somewhat expensive
The SteelSeries Arctis Nova 7 Wireless can be coected to a device via Bluetooth, wireless or cable. It is compatible with all platforms and delivers consistently neutral and good sound. Although there are headsets with somewhat better audio quality in this price range, the solid features still make the Arctis Nova 7 interesting. In addition to the extensive compatibility, it is, above all, the good build quality and the delightful wearing comfort that distinguish the device. In addition, there is a long battery life and many customisation and setting options via the proprietary app. What could be more pleasing is the relatively high price. In addition, the microphone, which caot be removed, makes for a somewhat bulky format overall.

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