What you won’t likeīeauty isn’t everything. That’s crucial to delivering a high-quality 7.1 surround-sound experience in a headset, and the SteelSeries device outperforms most other competitors in this range when it comes to that feature specifically because of its clarity. Where a lot of other headsets lose some of the finer midrange instruments in a song like this, every sound has its own place in the Arctis 5. When testing its music capabilities using a hyperclean recording like Steely Dan’s “Hey Nineteen.” The Arctis 5 powered through the crisp highs without losing any fidelity on the lower end. At loud volumes, the 50mm audio drivers accurately deliver explosions, gunshots, music, and voices all at the same time. It won’t shake your head with its bass, but it is better at articulating noises across a wide spectrum than just about any other recent headset. On top of the design, the Arctis has some of the clearest audio of any headset below $100. This enables the headset to serve well as a gaming device, but it’s also great for movies and music on the go. When you don’t, you can throw the Arctis on without looking like a doofus in public. This means you get full voice integration, but you only need to pull it out when you need it.
SteelSeries’s retractable microphone is also a smart design choice. When you connect the headset through USB, an outer ring lights up around the edges of the cups. But as it keeps out some of those extreme elements, it incorporates others in far more elegant manner.
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