The unique angular ear cups and removable suspension strap headband are a breath of fresh air, while their ultra-lightweight design and soft earpads make them comfortable to wear for long periods. There’s a lot to love here beyond the RGB.
And, it is certainly worth the effort, even if it drops the headset’s battery life down from 29 hours to only 20 hours – which isn’t bad considering the competition. However, that hasn’t stopped Logitech from slapping on a total of six RGB zones on the Logitech G733 Lightspeed.
RGB lighting is not common on wireless gaming headsets for a good reason: they are a massive drain on battery life. Read our full SteelSeries Arctis Nova Pro Wireless review Its understated elegant design is as classy as you’ll find. If you need any other reason to consider this headset, then take a look at it. Though we were let down by that active noise cancellation, even having that on hand shows how fully-featured the Nova Pro Wireless is. It also comes with all sorts of features, such as hot-swappable batteries that can keep the action going indefinitely, multi-platform connectivity, multi-point simultaneous connectivity, a detailed and crisp-sounding mic and a base station for easy control. If you can overlook the high price tag and disappointing active noise cancellation, then it’s about as close as you’ll get. It does just about everything else right, from its detailed and immersive sound to the kind of comfort that lets you game for hours without needing to give your head a breather. The SteelSeries Arctis Nova Pro Wireless is the perfect gaming headset.
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