My workspace is admittedly chaos, but it’s organised chaos… I just need to think about what I’m doing and then slightly reconfigure my desk for what I need to get done. As the months wore on, so did additions to the space now, I’ve got two 32″ 4K screens connected up to the PC alongside an Xbox 360, an Xbox Series X and a PlayStation 5 and the old 2.1 channel soundbar that used to power our living room TV. My home’s humble little spare room has steadily evolved in the last few years the coincedental purchase of a decent gaming rig right before the pandemic shuttered us in our homes meant I had a stable place to not only write from after-hours, but write from at all hours. That all said, I’m ready to put each and every unit that’s in my house into the bin (read: or more realistically gift onward, I’m not a wasteful monster) because SteelSeries’ Arctis Nova Pro Wireless is absolute God tier. There’s no need to keep abreast of goings on within the headset space. You find a pair that suits your needs - and, more importantly, your budget - and you’re done. I’ve never had a headset fail on me as yet, and I can’t imagine a lot of players are much different. Some cans don’t fit over my Dumbo-sized ears (thankfully, most do), while most just perform on par with the tried and tested pair I usually leave connected to my PC or controller. I’ll admit, I’ve dabbled… and usually to my own detriment. Not a single day goes by that I don’t get an offer to review yet another gaming headset.
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