Testseek.com have collected 81 expert reviews of the SteelSeries Arctis 7 and the average rating is 84%. Scroll down and see all reviews for SteelSeries Arctis 7.
April 2017
(84%)
81 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Users
(89%)
3108 Reviews
Average score from owners of the product.
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The editors liked
Fantastic sound reproduction in almost all real world tests
Standardized test results improve on the already impressive Arctis 5
Wireless audio and voice chat is truly lag free
Secondary audio in and out options provide expandability and extra value
O
Very Lightweight
Suspension Headband
Many accessories available to customize your headset
SteelSeries Engine
Price
Compatible with everything
Excellent audio quality
Very good voice broadcasting
Adaptable
Can be used wireless or wired
Retractable microphone
Out of this world comfort
Very Good Build Quality
Design (Available In Black & White)
Very Comfortable
Audio Quality
Bass Levels
Positioning Audio Via DTS Headphone X
Wireless Range
Battery Life (15 Hours)
USB & 3.5mm Ports
Engine 3 Software
Comfortable
Sleek
And stylish
Very inexpensive for wireless audio
Built-in chatmix controls
Balanced sound
Functions both wireless and wired
Customizable with different headbands and earpads
Great design
With really good sound and loads of features. The ski-goggle headband and Airweave earcups are incredibly comfortable even for long gaming sessions. The overall design is one that can easily be worn outside of game time too
Good build quality
Lag-free wireless audio
3D audio experience
Long battery life
Good sound
Solid connectivity options
Good surround sound
Great sound
Comfortable fit
Reasonable price
Seamless wireless
Great audio performance
Both for music and serious gaming
Beautiful design and excellent build quality
SteelSeries Engine 3 software is easy to use and filled with useful features
ChatMix Dial
Built into the right ear cup
Is a fantastic addition
Mi
Great audio
Decently comfortable
The editors didn't like
Aggressive bend in the headband and shallow cups made for some discomfort around the ears
A slight step back in microphone quality compared to the Arctis 5
Not wireless when used with an Xbox
Not-a-one
LED mute indicator can be distracting in a dark room
Price (For Some)
DTS Headphone X Only Available For PC
Headset might not fit the largest of large heads
Mute button is a bit too small and inconspicuous
Audio quality is solidly middle-of-the-road
Bass isn't particularly powerful
The volume dials took a bit of getting used to so I wouldn't hit them every time I put on or took off the headphones
Dull design
Requires a bulky wireless receiver
Not really comfortable
Average sound quality
App required for full functionality
Bass emphasis
Mic makes some voices sound “distant”
Fine-tuning music takes some work
Roundabout phone and speaker functionality
Unimpressive microphone quality (when connected to the supplied wireless dongle/sound card)
Poor virtual 7.1 surround sound
Blinking of the white LED on the wireless receiver when the headset is off is distracting
Published: 2017-03-22, Author: Sean , review by: legitreviews.com
Abstract: SteelSeries is the most dominant peripheral manufacturer in eSports, with their sponsored teams winning more prize money and competitions than Razer and Logitech's sponsored teams, combined. While winning eSports tournaments is great, producing quality pe...
Published: 2017-03-02, Author: Scott , review by: androidguys.com
At $150, the Arctis 7 is the most expensive of the SteelSeries line of headphones. Could you get away with the Arctis 5 or Arctis 3? That depends on your needs. If wireless is high on your list of needs, though, there's really no other way to go.PC-based...
Published: 2017-02-22, Author: Chris , review by: funkykit.com
Very Lightweight, Suspension Headband, Many accessories available to customize your headset, SteelSeries Engine, Price, Compatible with everything
Not-a-one,
SteelSeries has brought us once again one of the best lines in gaming headsets the Arctis. I received the Arctis 7 and I was excited to compare them to the wired Arctis 5. I was pleasantly surprised that it sounded just as good as the wired version. If yo...
Great design, with really good sound and loads of features. The ski-goggle headband and Airweave earcups are incredibly comfortable even for long gaming sessions. The overall design is one that can easily be worn outside of game time too
The volume dials took a bit of getting used to so I wouldn't hit them every time I put on or took off the headphones
If you're looking for a pair of gaming headphones that are great not only for gaming but will fit nicely outside of your game time, give the SteelSeries Arctis 7 a look. They've been out of stock pretty frequently, but that just reaffirms what I've been s...
Fantastic sound reproduction in almost all real world tests, Standardized test results improve on the already impressive Arctis 5, Wireless audio and voice chat is truly lag free, Secondary audio in and out options provide expandability and extra value, O
Aggressive bend in the headband and shallow cups made for some discomfort around the ears, A slight step back in microphone quality compared to the Arctis 5, Not wireless when used with an Xbox
In terms of sound reproduction, the Arctis 7 is about as good as it gets when it comes to an affordable, high-performance, wireless gaming headset. Without a hands on review of SteelSeries' other wireless headset, the Siberia 840, we can't say if the Arct...
Great sound, Comfortable fit, Reasonable price, Seamless wireless
Fine-tuning music takes some work, Roundabout phone and speaker functionality
Considering that wireless headsets can run hundreds of dollars, and PC-centric ones often leave out important features like 3.5mm jacks, it's refreshing that the Arctis 7 offers the complete package for only $50 more than its wired counterpart. While some...
Published: 2016-12-21, Author: Chris , review by: gadgetreview.com
Abstract: As more pieces of the new Arctis series of gaming headsets are released from SteelSeries' stable, we're finding out that the company which used to only be made for gamers might actually have a shot at impressing the audiophile set too. But what is it exac...
Abstract: SteelSeries recently launched a new line of headsets that come in three different models: The Arctis 3, Arctis 5 and Arctis 7. Today, we're taking a look at the Arctis 7, which currently retails for $149.99. The Arctis 7 delivers simulated 7.1 surround so...
