The best gaming headset I've ever used hits lowest-ever price for Black Friday

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published 28 November 2024

In the years that I've been writing about and reviewing tech, I've tested more gaming headsets than I can count, ranging from bargain-bin hits to the most premium sonic experiences you can imagine. In all that time, one headset has most consistently amazed me with its quality – the SteelSeries Arctis Nova Pro Wireless, which I return to every time I finish reviewing something else.

Now, SteelSeries has returned this near-perfect headset to its lowest-ever price for Black Friday. The Arctis Nova Pro Wireless is down from its full price of £329.99 to just £244.97 in the UK, and from $329.99 to just $267.69 in the US; it should stay at that level until Cyber Monday, which is now just a couple of days away.

Here's the UK deal, with the US version right below it:

If you want to know more about the Arctis Nova Pro Wireless, you can check out our full five-star verdict from late 2022 when it launched to get a really in-depth exploration of its many merits. The headlines, though, are sound quality that should make your games truly sing, as well as a bevvy of impressive extra features.

For example, it has a base station that can charge up a spare battery, letting you swap yours out whenever it's running low to give you basically immortal battery life. There's also active noise-cancelling to help keep you cocooned from the wider world, and I've found it among the most comfortable headsets on the market to wear for extended periods. The microphone even folds away to be completely hidden when you don't need it - which is so handy.

Pick up this headset and you'll be getting a really solid bit of kit - every time someone asks me for a recommendation, I can't help but throw my weight behind the Arctis Nova Pro Wireless in the hope that some more people make it their choice.

Max is T3's Staff Writer for the Tech section – with years of experience reporting on tech and entertainment. He's also a gaming expert, both with the games themselves and in testing accessories and consoles, having previously flexed that expertise at Pocket-lint as a features editor.