SteelSeries Arctis 7P+ Wireless vs SteelSeries Arctis Nova Pro Wireless for Xbox

SteelSeries’ Arctis 7+ ($169.99) is a quality wireless gaming headset. It's high-end, but a step or two down from the company’s flagship models (the Bluetooth-enabled Arctis 9 and the dual-battery Arctis Pro Wireless, both a few years old). It feels good, sounds good, and can wirelessly connect to a wide variety of devices besides PCs, including the Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4 and 5, and Android phones with USB-C ports

As previously mentioned, the sound only gets better when you start making tweaks in the frequency curve and make per game profiles. SteelSeries specs ...

The noise canceling and other features are AMAZING. Sonys Pulse 3D headphones are JUNK, even after adjusting the settings within the PS5 audio software. I've also tried many different brands such as Astro's, Turtle beech, xcloud, and Razer. Trust me when I say NONE of those are better than these SteelSeries 7P+

And we've got a bit of a blurb there, so I'll tell you all about it, custom designed hi-res speakers, multi-system connect, active noise cancellation ...

The battery life is something like 20 - 30 hours? Charges in a respectable 3 or so hours.

Update 10/24/22 Lowering my review by a star. One of my batteries stopped charging in the dock or via headset entirely; Steelseries solution? Replace my entire unit with a new one but first requiring manual destruction of the headset by forcing the customer to cut headset wires, because they don't have battery replacements yet. First of all, why on Earth would you create broken garbage when the environment is filled with it as it is? Is there absolutely zero consideration to be green at Steelseries? If you don't have replacement parts, why are you selling the headset to begin with? If this is your policy, then just send a new headset unit for whatever the defect may be; even if environmental and waste concerns weren't a problem, am I supposed to now wait for a new headset to ship while my single battery unit that would've worked just fine in the interim sits unusable for who knows how long? It's sad because Steelseries had a different policy when I owned the Arctis Nova Wireless, which was simply to send a replacement unit for my faulty existing one: the correct way to go about it. I'm not sure why the policy has changed since but I didn't pay the premium price in a gaming peripheral sector for this kind of service