Out of the box it offers a nice flat frequency response with a nice full low end that doesn't sound muddy, clean and warm mids, and plenty of high frequencies without sounding harsh. Unlike most gaming headsets, this is not overpowered by low frequencies. The headphones offer a full frequency response ranging from 20Hz - 22kHz from a set of 40mm drivers. The USB Chat Mix Dial offers a dial to mix between the chat volume and game volume, makes the total cable length 3m, and allows you to connect the headset to your computer. The main cable is standard rubber measures in at 1.2m. The microphone retracts into the headset, and also allows you to articulate it for optimum position. You will also find a volume rocker to control the headset volume, and a microphone mute button. On the bottom of the left ear cup you will find a 3.5mm headphone share jack, and a 4-pole jack for the main headset cable. On the outside of the headphones there are also LED ring lights that you can control through the software. The ear cups are very soft and breathable, and the headband is extremely comfortable and allows for minor adjustability via a velcro strap. The construction is all plastic, but it feels like incredibly high quality plastic, and as though it is well put together. The build quality of this headset feels amazing.
USB Chat Mix Dial (allows connection to computer) If you are interested in this headset, it will set you back $100 on Amazon What's In the Box I should note that to get the most out of this headset you need to download Steel Series Engine 2 or 3 which is available for Windows & Mac. It also offers digital 7.1 channel surround sound if you are using the headset on Windows (7 or greater). This gaming headset is listed as compatible with Windows, Mac, Xbox One, Playstation 4, Android, and iOS. Today we're looking at a universally compatible gaming headset The Steel Series Arctis 5 Gaming Headset.
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