The Arctis Nova Pro lacks the wireless version's hot-swappable batteries (seeing as how it needs to be plugged in to work), but keeps the replaceable headband and magnetic speaker plates that you can switch to different colors with SteelSeries' $34.99 Nova Booster Packs. A foam windscreen cover is included in the box to reduce unwanted noises when speaking into the mic. The left earcup is where you'll find the 3.5mm audio jack, volume wheel, mute button, and retractable microphone arm that sits flush with the earcup when not in use. That said, the padded, foam earcups became slightly uncomfortable to wear in the summer heat I couldn't stop thinking that my ears would have been much cooler if SteelSeries wrapped the cups in anything other than faux leather. The earcups swivel into a comfortable position and have a subtle horizontal tilt that lets them easily rest on your head without causing discomfort. Whether listening to podcasts, streaming the latest shows, or late-night gaming, I never felt as though it was a burden on my head. The headset's build quality is top-notch. If you don't mind that trade-off, you'll find that the Arctis Nova Pro is one of the best wired gaming headsets on the market, making it worthy of our Editors' Choice award. However, it exchanges wireless connectivity and active noise cancellation (ANC) for Hi-Res Audio support. The wired version of the headset is compatible with Nintendo Switch, PC, and PlayStation (or Xbox, depending on which version you buy) and features robust sound, useful EQ software, and excellent build quality. If you like the headset's features but don't want to spend that much money, you might want to check out the $249.99 Arctis Nova Pro. The SteelSeries Arctis Nova Pro Wireless earned our Editors’ Choice award for wireless gaming headsets thanks to its clear audio, strong noise cancellation, and easily swappable batteries.
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