My other writing: Medium, Twitter, www.worldbolding. You completely fell on your face with this one Steelseries. It’s trying to fool gamers with bar graphs about hi res audio and a premium price slapped onto a $149 Arctis 7. It’s a silly, expensive, exploitatively marketed product, in my opinion. You should probably buy the original Arctis series, if you want one. G2000 gaming headset from the world's top professional R & D team, which features a proprietary design, in constant innovation to deliver clarity and well noise isolation to match the evolving needs of. Top: The original Xbox One console, controller, and Kinect sensor. G2000 Stereo Gaming Headset Perfectly work for PS5/ PS4/ New Xbox One Controller, PC, Laptop, Mac, Nintendo Switch. They reproduce all the sounds that your ears can actually hear, have an exceptional microphone, are super comfy, and are priced competitively. The Xbox One is a home video game console developed by Microsoft. The original Arctis lineup represents a great value in the gaming space. And again, as far as I know, precisely zero games are mixed in hi-res audio.Īnd it wouldn’t make an audible difference anyway. If you’re one of the few people who needs a hi-res environment for mastering…you’re not interested in these. And I’m depressed, because this will probably work.
Oh no i dropped my gamer headset original pro#
The Arctis Pro adds features that gamers don’t need, or in some cases, can’t even actually hear…and then charges them a big premium for it. THIS IS DECEPTIVE GAMER MARKETING AT ITS *FINEST* This is a real graph from the Steelseries Arctis Pro web site.
Oh no i dropped my gamer headset original drivers#
No…Steelseries and their marketing department hope you’ll pay a premium for….hi-res audio certified speaker drivers and components. So, why the hell do these cost so much? The build is based on the Arctis 7, the mic is the same (which is fine because the old mic is great), and while it’s nice to have the new DTS software…it’s a little weird now that Windows Sonic and Dolby Atmos are free/cheap in Windows 10. And that the $149 Arctis 7 model was largely feature- identical to the new $329 wireless Pro mode…except for the new surround system and the option to switch batteries carried over from the Steelseries 800. Keep in mind, the original Arctis lineup was priced at $79, $99, and $149.
That’s more than double what the old wireless Arctis 7 costs. This includes the same wired headset as the one above, and an external DAC/Amp with a little display.įinally, there’s a wireless version for $329.00. Next, you can step up to the awkwardly-named “Arctis Pro + GameDAC” for $249. It includes the little mixer dial/USB sound card from the Arctis 5, and the new DTS Headphone: X 2.0 software. And the wired models have RGB lighting, like the old Arctis 5. All three share the same base design as the old Arctis 7, but with a slightly more curved metal headband. The Arctis Pro comes in three new models.
Be like this crowd of similar-looking men.
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