Still notably absent is Xbox, making this a difficult recommendation for those with both PlayStation and Xbox consoles, especially considering that the current Arctis 7X headset works with everything and still tops the charts as our favorite wireless headset for 2021. It also adds compatibility for Oculus Quest 2 and the official Google Stadia controller. For mobile devices, it’s still compatible with USB-C Android devices as well as newer models of iPad such as iPad Pro, iPad Air, and iPad mini. Unsurprisingly, I never found myself running low on battery during the entirety of my testing, making this a standout feature when compared to many other gaming headsets on the market.Īs far as platform support goes, the Arctis 7P+ is compatible with both the PlayStation 5 and PlayStation 4, as well as PC and Nintendo Switch, all via a 2.4 GHz USB-C dongle. With just 15 minutes of charge time, you’ll get three hours of listening time.Įven better, SteelSeries has managed to squeeze even more battery out of the Arctis 7P+, which now boasts over 30 hours of listening time on a single charge – up from the 24 hours found in the previous generation headset.
Not only is this a welcome change since most peripherals have made the switch to USB-C in recent years (including all of Sony’s first-party accessories for PlayStation 5), but it brings along quick charging capabilities as well. The primary new feature this time around is the addition of a USB-C charging port that replaces the previous generation’s Micro USB port. It also fully supports Sony’s Tempest 3D audio right out of the box, allowing you to experience 360-degree immersive audio in supported PS5 games. The 40mm audio drivers and frequency are identical to the previous generation headset, as is the retractable bidirectional noise-canceling microphone. It largely retains the same construction, including a durable steel headband and its signature ski goggle design that makes it so damn comfortable. Since this is such a minor revision, most of what was stated in our original SteelSeries Arctis 7P review still holds up. 9 Images SteelSeries Arctis 7P+ – Design and Features
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