Not to be outdone by the upcoming Amazon Prime Day, Best Buy is running an incredible promotion on the SteelSeries Arctis Pro Wireless Gaming Headset. You can currently purchase it for 50% off, bringing the price down to just $139.99 with free shipping. The Arctis Pro is a premium SteelSeries headset (it was, in fact, the company's flagship model before the Nova Arctis Pro launched) and one of only two models featuring a swappable battery system. It is compatible with PC, PS4, and PlayStation 5.
Was $279.99 | Save 50% | Now $139.99 at Best Buy
The Arctis Pro was the top-tier gaming headset in SteelSeries' lineup until its successor, the Arctis Nova Pro, arrived. It includes several premium features not commonly found in other gaming headsets, such as a separate base station with a volume dial and OLED display, the ability to pair via Bluetooth and 2.4GHz WiFi simultaneously, and arguably its best feature: a hot-swappable battery system. This design offers complete wireless freedom without any interruption for recharging. SteelSeries provides two batteries—one for use in the headset and a spare that charges in the base station.
The Arctis Pro showcases the excellent build quality typical of SteelSeries products. Its headband is constructed from a lightweight steel and aluminum alloy, and the suspension-style head strap ensures comfort during long gaming sessions. The ear cushions use an AirWeave performance fabric, similar to the material found on the newer Arctis Nova Pro. The ClearCast boom microphone retracts when not in use. Audio performance is exceptional, thanks to high-end 40mm speaker drivers equipped with high-density neodymium magnets that deliver high-resolution audio up to 40,000Hz.
SteelSeries Arctis Pro Review by Matt Elliott
"The SteelSeries Arctis Pro Wireless impresses with its premium construction, comfortable fit, and superb sound. Moreover, its clever battery-swapping mechanism ensures you're never without power. While the audio performance is excellent, I believe the performance advantage goes to the wired Arctis Pro + GameDAC. Yes, it uses a cable, but it remains very comfortable and versatile, and it's $70 cheaper. Alternatively, you can save significantly and choose the wireless Arctis 7, which costs less than half the price."
The Arctis Pro was succeeded by the Arctis Nova Pro in 2022. The current best price for a brand new Nova Pro is $270 on Amazon. While it's an outstanding headset that received a positive review from us and includes notable upgrades like active noise cancellation and USB-C charging, it is not worth nearly twice the price of the Arctis Pro.
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