Don’t mistake the use of plastic as them being cheaply constructed. The Arctis Pro Wireless are light weight and comfortable, constructed form a mixture of metal, rubber, and plastic parts. This is not a bad thing SteelSeries headphones have a sleek, understated look to them that, in a see of over-built and garish offerings, is a welcome corner in the market. Build QualityĪt first glance, the Arctis Pro Wireless are very similar in design to the Arctis 9X we reviewed last month. Throw into the mix options for bass and dialogue enhancement, DTS 7.1 Surround Sound, volume limiters for the built-in microphone, as well as stereo profiles to widen the soundstage and the Arctis Pro Wireless is as versatile as it is comfortable. This includes six preset mixes and the option to completely customize your experience. Whether you mix from the wireless transmitter station or within the SteelSeries Engine 3, you have a 5-band EQ to play with. This is not all of the audio mixing that you can do with the Arctis Pro. Once that call is finished, audio will return to your former settings. When answering a call, the Arctis Pro will automatically reduce the game volume to whatever balance was set with ChatMix. This setting will allow you to prioritize game or call audio without losing the call. With the Arctis Pro Wireless, there is a setting called ChatMix. In case you are wondering how awkward taking a phone call while gaming is, these headphones makes sure that it isn’t. Using both protocols allows you the flexibility to connect wirelessly to your PC or Playstation 4 while the headset is also connected to other devices, such as your phone. Uses the 2.4GHz frequency band to provide a wireless connection, this Arctis Pro is also equipped with Bluetooth 4.1 connectivity. The Arctis Pro Wireless headphones represent the first wireless offering in the Pro lineup. Included: USB wireless transmitter station, 3.5mm mobile, USB audio cable, mobile charging cable, microphone windscreen, Toslink optical cable
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