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SteelSeries Arctis Pro + GameDAC Wired Gaming Headset - Certified Hi-Res Audio - Dedicated DAC and Amp - for PS5/PS4 and PC - White

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Color: White


Style: Arctis Pro + GameDAC


Features

  • Optimal PS5 compatibility requires user to change settings on Sony PS5 disable Sony 3D Audio and then increase default volume to 100%
  • Gaming's first certified hi-res audio system ensures that you hear high-fidelity 96 KHz/ 24 bit audio at its purest Full Resolution with No down-sampling
  • Arctis pro plus gamedac is the first gaming headset system to include the legendary ess sabre dac and Amp for unsurpassed audio quality with 121 db of dynamic range and -115 db thd plus n
  • Premium hi-res speakers with high-density Neodymium magnets reproduce a Full, expansive frequency range from 10 - 40, 000 hz with stunning realism and clarity
  • Luxurious polished Steel and aluminum alloy construction offers maximum durability and a consistent Fit

Brand: SteelSeries


Model Name: SteelSeries Arctis Pro + GameDAC Gaming Headset


Color: White


Form Factor: Over Ear


Connectivity Technology: Wired


Product Dimensions: 7.87 x 3.94 x 10.24 inches


Item Weight: 1.15 pounds


Item model number: 61454


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Date First Available: October 6, 2018


Manufacturer: SteelSeries


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    • 10mos, then 2yr review/update - A Fantastic Value to Performance Ratio!
Color: Black Style: Arctis Pro + GameDAC
2 YEAR UPDATE! I just want to add something, as there are a lot of people complaining that the hinges are weak and that they break easily. There is a simple fix for that - don't pull on the earcups when you put em on. Grab the metal band above the earcups, stretch it and put it on that way. I've had my Arctis Pro for 2yrs now and they are in excellent condition and the hinges are perfectly fine even tho I only started opening em this way recently. I bought the Arctis Pro + GameDAC around Black Friday 2018 for $200. I decided to give myself at least 6 months with them before writing a review. I mean you really can't write a fair review of a headset on the day or 1st week you get them. I can now say that this is the best gaming headset I've ever had the pleasure of owning. I also currently have the Sony Platinum headset and previously the Astro A40, TB Stealth 700, HyperX Cloud Revolver, Sennheiser Game One, and a few others. The Arctis Pro is leagues ahead of all of them imo. The sound signature is not like most gaming headsets and is tuned a bit more neutral and not heavy on the bass as many gaming headsets are. That doesn't mean there isn't any bass, it's very crisp and punchy but doesn't distort or get muddy at higher volumes like lesser headsets would. It's a much more natural sounding bass, not exaggerated the way a lot of headsets are these days. If you're on PC though, you can realllly crank the bass up with their software if you want. It's probably the easiest peripheral software I've used tbh. The sound is excellent and very clear/crisp sounding with zero distortion at high volumes. The volume is also more than adequate; I've never felt that I needed them to go louder than they are capable. I suggest going into the GameDAC audio settings or SS Engine 3 and turning the gain to "high" if you find the volume lacking and make sure the dial on the headset itself is turned up, as well as on the DAC. I find the sound on these to be pitch perfect for positional audio, I can really pinpoint where the little animals are that I'm hunting in Red Dead 2 or exactly which direction an enemy is coming from in Warzone. I almost feel like I'm cheating sometimes because I'll be able to aim at where a person will be right before they get there...but I still get killed cuz my reactions are getting too slow to keep up with these kids 😂 The soundstage and imaging are the best I've heard in a closed back headset. Overall, when it comes to gaming headsets, I think these are one of the best out there. The sound is just so clear, full, and natural. They're extremely comfortable and don't give me a headache after wearing them for hours. You can easily find replacement ear cushions for them. They feel very sturdy, like they're made with quality materials (update: they've held up great for 2yrs now) and there don't appear to be any particularly weak points to worry about aside from the joint where they swivel but mine feel just as solid 10 months later as they did on day 1. The RGB lighting is really subtle and well done as well. I'm not usually a fan of RGB lighting on a headset cuz it's often gaudy but that's not the case with these. There's even a customizable RGB light on the microphone which tells you when it's active or muted. The GameDAC is awesome and gives you plenty of options to customize the audio to your liking, incl an EQ with 10 separate sliders so you can really dial it in to the smallest degree. It's worth noting that the wireless version only has 5 sliders for the EQ (on the transmitter base), but you have all the same features for both in their software. I'd also like to mention that the virtual surround sound, DTSx 2.0, is by far the best VSS I've heard on a headset. It widens the soundstage, provides excellent positional audio and it doesn't sound tinny or hollow the way many others do. It doesn't overemphasize the bass or the treble, it just makes everything sound more full. The SS Engine 3 software is very user-friendly, far more than programs like Icue. Setting up multiple profiles or "configs" took me just a few minutes, and each one genuinely sounded very different. It's a great piece of software imo. I would be remiss if I didn't mention the Hi-Res audio that these are capable of, especially now that I've finally experienced it 2 years later. In 3 words...IT'S A REVELATION. Seriously, it's absolutely incredible, like hearing songs for the first time. I recently built a PC and signed up for Amazon music so I listened to some of their "Ultra HD" tracks. I kid you not, I sat there listening to music for literally 5 hours. And I am not the kinda person who listens to music when I'm in my house, I'm usually watching, playing or reading something. Everyone should experience hi-res music at some point. I would also recommend getting an extended warranty on these since SS warranty is only 1 year. The extended warranty is only around $18 and it covers pretty much everything incl normal wear & tear. It's worth paying the extra $20 to safeguard something of this quality. Overall, I would absolutely recommend this headset and I think it's well worth the $220 I spent. Great sound, solid punchy bass, really good sub-bass and crisp, clear highs and mids. The GameDAC is an excellent piece of hardware that really helps these headphones shine, the comfort is great and the surround sound is the best implementaion I've heard in a headset. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on May 2, 2019 by James
    • You will like them, but they will break and you'll be disappointed.
Color: Black Style: Arctis Pro + GameDAC
The biggest issue I have with the Arctis Pro is what I consider to be a flawed design on the speaker housing. A lot of people have been finding that after a year of use that the housing where the headband connects cracks, and the ear piece becomes detached. The housing itself is thin, and has no additional support where the headband mounts to the housing. Add to this the fact that the way they restrict how much you can turn the housing is by whapping the hole in the housing with a notch, with sharp edges of the metal mount that catch and prevent it from moving further than its supposed to. The problem with this is that over time, just by normal use, you effectively will cut into the housing and eventually it will crack and a chuck snap off. This design causing unnecessary stress and cutting force on an already weak plastic. If you buy this headset and use it via reasonable means, it WILL eventually break, and usually outside the warranty period. There are no readily available spare parts, and they will not offer any repair services. For those who say to just take the headset off by pulling the headband, realize that nobody would think to have to do that, any sane person would grab each housing and slightly pull apart to remove from the head. By the same many see that advise, its too late. I've seen some people work some hacky magic with JB weld, but for the price of this headset we shouldn't have to do that after having these for a year and a half. Hopefully they addressed this issue in the Nova's, because there's no way I would even pay that premium without knowing for sure the same flaw was translated to a $300 headset. I'd rather take my money to Sennheiser. Overall the Arctis Pro offers excellent sound quality for the price. The Sonar software is pretty good but can be very janky. The spatial sound uses DTS, which I think sounds muffled and echoey compared to Dolby Atmos for Headphones. Though to be fair to SteelSeries, this is the case with just about every headphone manufacturer that uses DTS in their special sound implementation. This would normally not be an issue as I would just configure my paid-for Atmos software to the device in Windows, but because these headphones have a Game and Chat output, in addition to Mic input, the option for spatial audio is not configurable on the "Game" output. This wasn't always the case, and appears to be a software issue that occurred after a driver/software update, but requires me to use Sonar as well and piping audio devices in a weird swapped way to make it work. The excellent sound quality is, unfortunately, ruined by janky software and a critical design flaw. If I were you, take your money elsewhere. I wish I had. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on April 12, 2023 by Jonathan Y.

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