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Update : These headphones have been updated to test bench 1.5. This value seems consistent with other SteelSeries headphones. When retested again, we got an average of 33 ms. We decided to wait a bit to retest them again to see if the latency values would be consistent. When we retested these headphones a couple of weeks ago, we measured 55 ms of latency, which was inconsistent with our previous 115 ms measurement. Update : We have retested 'Non-BT Latency'. It's also worth noting that apps seem to compensate for latency, so your mileage may vary in real-life usage. With this setup, you can listen to audio from your smartphone while still gaming.

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Although they don't support multi-device or NFC pairing like the Turtle Beach Elite 800 Wireless, you can still pair them with a Bluetooth device.

The SteelSeries Arctis Pro Wireless have great Bluetooth connectivity. As a result, we have updated our review, and the scoring of this box has changed. Once paired, you can hear audio from both outputs simultaneously. After pairing to your desired console, you can hold down the 'Bluetooth' button on the headphones for a few seconds and pair them with your phone. Instead, you have to make sure that the headphones are on the latest firmware. However, you won't need to do this when connecting to a PS5 as this console doesn't support optical. If you want to pair them up with your PS4, you also need to connect the optical audio cable from the headphones' base station to the back of the console.

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You have to first connect the mini-USB from the base station to your PS4 or PS5. Update : We've changed Multi-Device Pairing from 'No' to 'Bluetooth + Console/Non-BT Wireless' as these headphones can connect to a PS4 or PS5 console and a Bluetooth device at the same time. You can also use them passively with their included audio cable. There's even an auto-off timer that can be set via their companion software, and if you can't put down the game, you can also use these headphones while charging. When you're deep in gameplay, the transmitter can also show the charge level of your headphones as well as the battery that's being charged. They use one battery at a time, and they each have over 15 hours of continuous battery life, which means that you don't have to worry about running out of juice during more intense gaming sessions. Two swappable batteries can be inserted into the wireless transmitter for charging when not in use. These headphones have an excellent battery system. As a result, we haven't changed our results. We also managed to get more than the advertised 10 hours of battery life after both retests, and even though these headphones have been regularly used for several months.

However, our unit is over a year old and has seen a lot of use, which could explain the difference between our original measurement of roughly 15 hours and this measurement of 13 hours. We were able to measure roughly 13 hours of playback time. Update : We retested both batteries to see if we could achieve a result closer to the advertised 10 hours of continuous battery life. It also smoothly retracts into the left ear cup. The microphone is well-made, flexible, and can withstand being bent in different ways without breaking. The right ear cup houses a removable battery, and the headphones come with two batteries. They feel strong enough to withstand multiple accidental drops, and the ear cups have magnetic removable backplates that can be replaced if damaged. The hinges, yokes, and ear cups are plastic, while the headband is a mix of metal and a silicone-like material. Since they’re nearly identical to the SteelSeries Arctis Pro GameDAC, they have the same great, sturdy design with solid hinges and dense, durable ear cups. The SteelSeries Arctis Pro Wireless are very well-built headphones with a premium, matte finish. We have updated the text to better reflect these details. Their headband is a mix of metal and a silicone-like material. However, they're mostly made of dense plastic. Update : We originally reported that these headphones were made of metal. If you've experienced this issue, please let us know in the discussion section below. As a result, the scoring of this box hasn't changed. Although we haven't experienced this issue with our model, and we don't test for durability over time, we're monitoring the issue. Update : Some users have reported their headphones' ear cups breaking or cracking with regular use over the span of months.

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