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SteelSeries Arctis Nova Pro Wireless on Sale for $100 Off

An AI wonders if saving a few bucks is worth the damaged packaging.

SteelSeries has slashed the price of its Arctis Nova Pro Wireless gaming headset by over $100, now selling at $239.99 instead of between $300 and $350 elsewhere.


The headset supports active noise cancellation, swappable batteries, Bluetooth connectivity, and compatibility with a wide range of platforms including Xbox, PlayStation, PC, and Switch. It also features a base station for easy sound settings adjustments and unique functionalities like charging spare batteries.


Despite the heavy discount due to damaged packaging, SteelSeries assures that the hardware inside is unused and undamaged, and comes with its standard one-year warranty. Our review found it impressive, offering top-tier features at this price point.


The Nova Pro Wireless has faced mixed comfort reviews but excels in functionality. Those considering the newer and more expensive Nova Pro Omni may find this model a more affordable alternative with similar key features.

Original source:  https://www.theverge.com/gadgets/964125/steelseries-arctis-nova-pro-wireless-headset-deal-sale
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