Take home the new Steelseries Arctis Nova 5 wireless headset at US$139.99 for Singapore
SteelSeries Singapore has recently unveiled the new Arctis Nova 5, featuring a range of advanced options designed to enhance the gaming audio experience. Fitted with custom-designed Neodymium Magnetic Drivers, this headset delivers crystal-clear highs, precise mids, and deep, resonant bass, making every sound, from sub
SteelSeries Singapore has recently unveiled the new Arctis Nova 5, featuring a range of advanced options designed to enhance the gaming audio experience.
Fitted with custom-designed Neodymium Magnetic Drivers, this headset delivers crystal-clear highs, precise mids, and deep, resonant bass, making every sound, from subtle footsteps to booming explosions, exceptionally clear and immersive.
For multi-platform gamers, the Quick-Switch Wireless feature offers connectivity via 2.4 GHz and Bluetooth 5.3, along with a USB-C dongle that allows seamless switching between Xbox, PlayStation, Switch, PC, Meta Quest, and various Android devices.
Looking for game-specific audio settings? Choose from over 100 real-time audio presets tailored for popular games like Fortnite and COD.
Furthermore, the ClearCast 2.X Microphone ensures clear voice communication with its high-bandwidth chipset supporting 32KHz/16Bit audio, delivering twice the clarity of previous models. On PC, the Sonar AI-powered noise cancellation enhances vocals, providing top-notch two-way noise reduction. The mic's design allows it to retract smoothly into the earcup, making it ideal for portable use.
The headset boasts a battery life of over 60 hours on a single charge, translating to about 8 hours of play each day for an entire week. When it's time to recharge, USB-C fast charging provides an additional 6 hours of playtime in just 15 minutes.
Pricing and Availability
The new SteelSeries Arctis Nova 5 is available now for US$139.99 on the official website. Don't forget to download the Sonar Audio Suite software when your headset arrives.
[Update #1 @ 27/8/24]
The headset is priced at S$229 officially for Singapore and will be offered "early" at Comex 2024 at Suntec Singapore from August 29 to September 1. Full launch across the country is estimated to begin during mid September.
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