On the right side, users will find only a sidetone control and the power button. The addition of USB-C charging is one of few upgrades the Arctis 7P+ has over the original 7P. On the left ear cup, users will find a mute toggle, volume control, 3.5-millimeter jack, a mobile cable jack for Android and Switch, and a USB-C port. The ClearCast mic uses a bidirectional pickup pattern and is also noise cancelling.Īside from the drivers and mic, SteelSeries also includes a host of on-ear controls. On the input side, users have access to the ClearCast microphone that touts Discord Certification. This range puts it on par with other industry-leading headsets but behind SteelSeries’ own line of Arctis Pro headsets. Using the 40-millimeter S1 drivers that promise low distortion, the Arctis 7P+ has a frequency range of 20Hz to 20kHz. The Arctis 7P+ uses the same input and output as many of SteelSeries’ headsets.

Fans of SteelSeries headsets will recognize several of the Arctis’ key features returning with the newest PlayStation headset. SteelSeries released the original Arctis 7P wireless headset in October 2020 following the launch of the PS5 and many of its bones remain in the new Arctis 7P+. The Arctis 7P+ wireless headset brings a couple of quality-of-life improvements that feel as though they should have been included the first time around on the 7P.

After dropping the Arctis 7P alongside the PlayStation 5, SteelSeries updated the headset just a year later with its Arctis 7P+ headset.

But above all other product lines, the Arctis lineup of headsets is one of SteelSeries’ most recognizable. The brand has a heavy hand in the PC gaming market but also blends into the console arena as well. SteelSeries is joining HyperX and Razer as one of the most versatile peripheral manufacturers in the game.

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