SteelSeries’ comfy wireless gaming headset is nearly half off
While many gaming headsets come with extra features, the tradeoff is that they’re often uncomfortable and heavy. A lightweight, affordable alternative that can connect to a bunch of platforms is available at Woot. The SteelSeries Arctis Nova 3P in cyan is on sale for $59.99, a 45 percent discount from their usual $109.99 price. This […]
SteelSeries’ Arctis Nova 3P wireless gaming headset, available in an eye-catching cyan color, is currently discounted by 45 percent at Woot. Normally priced at $109.99, the headset can now be purchased for just $59.99. The headset is lightweight, affordable, and compatible with a wide range of platforms, including Windows and macOS computers, PlayStation consoles, Nintendo Switch and Switch 2, and Android and iOS mobile devices.
One notable feature of the headset is its stretchy headband strap, which helps to distribute its weight for increased comfort. Additionally, the headset comes with a removable boom microphone, making it convenient for taking calls or using the headset on the go.
While the headset sounds good right out of the box, users can further enhance their audio experience using the SteelSeries app. This app offers over 200 game-specific equalizer profiles, which can be customized to emphasize various audio elements depending on the game. For example, the app can boost the clarity of footsteps in shooter games or add richness to the music in cinematic experiences.
The headset supports both a Bluetooth connection for calls and mobile use, as well as a compact low latency USB-C dongle for a 2.4GHz wireless connection. This dual connectivity option ensures that users can seamlessly switch between devices without compromising audio quality.
With a single charge, the headset can last up to 40 hours, providing extended gaming sessions without the need for frequent recharging. For quick gaming sessions, the headset can also be fast charged for up to nine hours of play using a USB-C connection in just 15 minutes.
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