If you have been watching ESPN over the last few weeks, you may have noticed that video games have been getting their fair share of publicity as of late. You may have also noticed that eSports is getting a far more legitimate share of love and the scene is growing radically. Josh Knowles of KnowTechie had a chance to have a sit-down with Ehtisham Rabbani, CEO of SteelSeries, about eSports, the role of sponsors and the future of the industry.
This looks great. From the makers of Arctis, the most awarded audio line in gaming, SteelSeries, the original esports brand that fuses gaming and culture, today introduces the special-edition Dragon Arctis Nova 7 series headset.
Looks like another winner for SteelSeries. From the makers of Arctis, the most awarded audio line in gaming, SteelSeries, the original esports brand that fuses gaming and culture, today introduces the special-edition Arctis Nova 7 white collection. Elite performance comes standard.
Neil writes: "SteelSeries release the Arctis Nova 4 headset - available across Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, PlayStation and PC"
Audeze Maxwell are the best. The 90mm Planar magnets create a much better soundstage.
I love my arctis 7+. Great sound, ergonomics, and long lasting battery. Steel series is a great brand for headphones I'd recommend.
I had both and preferred the Artcis. It’s more comfortable and sounds about the same.
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Well if it sounds the same I'll save my money then. Already own sonys headset with 3d audio
“Well if it sounds the same I'll save my money then. Already own sonys headset with 3d audio“
Sorry I was wrong. I had the Arctis 7 not the Nova 4 so I can’t make judgement. The Arctis 7 did sound better than the Pulse 3D now that I think about it and they were more comfortable.
If you want a big step up in sound quality and mic quality go for the Audeze Maxwell. The 90mm Planar magnetic drivers have an amazing soundstage. Probably the the best sounding gaming headset on the market.
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I'll continue sticking with my A50S until they, inevitably, break. Then I'll see what's on the market.
