SteelSeries Arctis Nova 7X Wireless Multi-Platform Gaming Headset - White / Neodymium Magnetic Drivers / 2.4GHz+Bluetooth / 38Hr USB-C Battery / AI Mic / Xbox Series X|S, PC, PS5, Switch, VR, Mobile / 61567 + FREE DELIVERY !

The SteelSeries Arctis Nova 7X Wireless is a multi-platform gaming headset in white, built around neodymium magnetic drivers and a 38-hour USB-C battery. It runs wirelessly on Xbox Series X and S, PC, PS5, Switch, VR and mobile, and pairs the Nova Acoustic System with the ClearCast Gen 2 AI microphone. Everything from fit to onboard controls is aimed at sessions measured in hours rather than minutes.

One headset covers Xbox Series X and S, PC, PS5, PS4, Switch, VR and mobile devices, so a console player who also games on a laptop is not buying twice. Alongside the 2.4GHz link it carries Bluetooth, which is what handles phone calls while the wireless connection to your console or PC stays live.

The Nova Acoustic System is where the Arctis Nova 7X gets its sound: hardware and software working as one package rather than drivers alone. It delivers audio quality and depth with solid wireless performance behind it, which is the harder half of the problem on a headset with no cable to fall back on.

Custom-designed High Fidelity Drivers sit at the centre of the Nova Acoustic System, producing clear highs, accurate mids and full bass. They are built to work with the SteelSeries Sonar Audio Software Suite, so the tuning is not fixed at the factory. The result is a headset whose character you set rather than accept.

360 degree Spatial Audio places an opponent's position and direction in the mix so you can react to a sound rather than hunt for its source. Pro-grade Parametric EQ hands over full control of the frequency curve, and the Sonar Audio Software Suite adds X-Ray Hearing with pro esports presets that lift footsteps and other critical in-game cues out of the noise.

A compact USB-C dongle carries the 2.4GHz wireless link and moves between Xbox, PC, Mac, PlayStation and Switch, so changing platform means moving one small plug rather than re-pairing. A USB-A adapter is included for machines and consoles without a spare USB-C port, which covers older hardware in the same box.

The Arctis Nova 7X runs for 38 hours on a charge, which is more than a day and a half of continuous play. In practice that is a full week of evening sessions between visits to the cable, so the headset stops being something you plan your gaming around and simply stays available.

Charging runs over USB-C, the same connector already on a phone or controller, so one cable covers the desk instead of several. USB-C Fast Charge gives 6 hours of gaming time from a 15-minute top-up, which is short enough to cover a between-match break rather than ending the session.

The broadcast-quality ClearCast Gen 2 microphone uses ClearCast AI algorithms from the Sonar Software to cut background noise out of team chat, so what your squad hears is your voice rather than your room. When you are not talking the boom retracts into the earcup and disappears, which also means nothing to detach and lose.

The ComfortMAX Fit System adjusts across four points, with height-adjustable earcups and a flexible overhead band that let the headset match a head instead of the other way round. AirWeave memory foam cushions handle the contact, and the whole assembly hangs from a PVD-coated steel headband up to 14 percent lighter than previous models.

Controls sit on the headset itself, so volume, ChatMix balance between game and chat, microphone mute and answering a Bluetooth call are all a single button press without reaching for a menu. ChatMix requires the Sonar Software on Windows 10 and 11. Everything else responds straight from the earcup mid-match.