It’s a pain, especially if you don’t want to give away personal details just to use a headset that you paid for. To get the “virtual 7.1 surround” and noise-cancelling software for the microphone, it’s necessary to set up an account – with a secure password – and enter a product key. There’s a volume control on the headset as well as a microphone mute button. You can adjust the arm of the microphone to achieve the perfect position, but a slightly longer arm would have been welcome. The microphone is well-designed: it retracts when not in use, hiding inside the left hand can. They don’t become too warm on your ears either – unlike most over-ear headsets.
If you’re planning a long gaming session then you’ll really appreciate it. Add this to the sumptuous construction of the earpieces, and the Arctis 3 is one of the most comfortable headsets I’ve ever worn. Made predominantly out of matte-black plastic, they feature some gloss-black highlights.Ī ski goggle-style strap rests on top of your head, taking the weight of the headset in the softest way possible. The first thing you’ll notice about these headphones is their grown-up look the design is pleasingly understated. Related: Best Headphone 2016: 15 great headphones for any budget SteelSeries Arctis 3 – Design, Build and Features It’s a reasonable headset but if your budget will stretch then we’d recommend buying the Arctis 5 instead. The Arctis is designed to look subtle and classy compared to other gaming headsets. The Arctis 3 is SteelSeries’ new gaming headset with virtual 7.1 surround sound. For more information about Sonar and how to access the Early Access test, please see. SteelSeries Sonar will give you access to Parametric EQ, Chatmix, Microphone effects, and Surround Sound for your device. Looking to customize your headset's EQ? There is good news! SteelSeries Sonar is currently available as Early Access software in GG.
For more information, please read this article: USB product support for SSE. If your headset is supported by Engine, please connect your headset via USB to configure the device. However, SteelSeries Engine is not compatible with 3.5mm headsets, and you will not be able to configure the device in the "Engine" tab in GG. This allows you to connect your headset to devices with a headphone jack that may otherwise not support USB connections. Many of our SteelSeries gaming headsets feature an analog connection, which means that they connect to your gaming rig with a single 4-pole 3.5mm connector or two 3 pole 3.5 mm connectors.
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