SteelSeries has expanded its Arctis Nova lineup with the launch of the Arctis Nova 3 Wireless, the brand's most affordable wireless headset to date. Offering configurations for both PlayStation (Arctis Nova 3P) and Xbox (Arctis Nova 3X), the headset is designed with gamers in mind while maintaining options for broader compatibility. Interestingly, while the Nova 3X can connect to both Xbox and PlayStation consoles, the Nova 3P exclusively supports PlayStation systems.

The sound experience is powered by 40mm speaker drivers, delivering rich audio details combined with 360° spatial sound. On the PlayStation 5, it works seamlessly with Tempest 3D Audio, while on Xbox, Microsoft’s Spatial Sound ensures immersive soundscapes. These features aim to provide gamers the ability to pinpoint every sonic detail in their favorite titles across dynamic environments.

Connectivity is a standout feature here. The headset supports dual wireless modes—low-latency 2.4 GHz and Bluetooth 5.3—allowing effortless switching between gaming sessions and mobile audio tasks. An innovative Quick-Switch function ensures uninterrupted usability, whether taking calls mid-game or tailoring sound profiles for specific audio streams. Additionally, the inclusion of customizable EQ profiles further enhances adaptability for various use cases.

Battery life is another strong suit, with performance rated at up to 30 hours via the 2.4 GHz connection and 40 hours with Bluetooth. SteelSeries emphasizes convenience with fast-charging capabilities, providing up to 9 hours of use from just a 15-minute top-up. Charging is done via USB-C, enhancing the headset’s modern design. For team play or streaming, the ClearCast 2.X microphone offers twice the voice clarity of standard headsets, ensuring precise communication with its 32 kHz/16-bit audio specs.

Priced at $109 USD, the SteelSeries Arctis Nova 3 Wireless combines premium audio technology with affordability. The headset is now available globally through official SteelSeries channels and authorized retailers. It’s a versatile option for gamers seeking advanced features without breaking the bank.

SteelSeries has expanded its Arctis Nova lineup with the launch of the Arctis Nova 3 Wireless, the brand's most affordable wireless headset to date. Offering configurations for both PlayStation (Arctis Nova 3P) and Xbox (Arctis Nova 3X), the headset is designed with gamers in mind while maintaining options for broader compatibility. Interestingly, while the Nova 3X can connect to both Xbox and PlayStation consoles, the Nova 3P exclusively supports PlayStation systems.

The sound experience is powered by 40mm speaker drivers, delivering rich audio details combined with 360° spatial sound. On the PlayStation 5, it works seamlessly with Tempest 3D Audio, while on Xbox, Microsoft’s Spatial Sound ensures immersive soundscapes. These features aim to provide gamers the ability to pinpoint every sonic detail in their favorite titles across dynamic environments.

Connectivity is a standout feature here. The headset supports dual wireless modes—low-latency 2.4 GHz and Bluetooth 5.3—allowing effortless switching between gaming sessions and mobile audio tasks. An innovative Quick-Switch function ensures uninterrupted usability, whether taking calls mid-game or tailoring sound profiles for specific audio streams. Additionally, the inclusion of customizable EQ profiles further enhances adaptability for various use cases.

Battery life is another strong suit, with performance rated at up to 30 hours via the 2.4 GHz connection and 40 hours with Bluetooth. SteelSeries emphasizes convenience with fast-charging capabilities, providing up to 9 hours of use from just a 15-minute top-up. Charging is done via USB-C, enhancing the headset’s modern design. For team play or streaming, the ClearCast 2.X microphone offers twice the voice clarity of standard headsets, ensuring precise communication with its 32 kHz/16-bit audio specs.

Priced at $109 USD, the SteelSeries Arctis Nova 3 Wireless combines premium audio technology with affordability. The headset is now available globally through official SteelSeries channels and authorized retailers. It’s a versatile option for gamers seeking advanced features without breaking the bank.