The updated ClearCast Gen 2 noise canceling microphone is also a welcome upgrade as it can reduce background audio by up to 25dB, making all your comms sound clearer and less distracting for your teammates. This change may seem subtle, but it allows you to utilize the headphones for music or podcasts without worrying about where you placed the microphone when you’re ready to game. Gone is the detachable microphone, and in its place is a fully retractable noise-canceling microphone that sits flush with the device when not in use. The left earcup is home to all of the on-device controls, including a small volume dial and mute button for the microphone. Really, anything with a 3.5mm auxiliary port is fair game. It utilizes a wired 3.5mm headphone jack connection and supports just about every modern device including PS5/PS4, Xbox Series X|S and Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, PC, Steam Deck, Oculus Quest, and more. The lightweight plastic build is perfect for on-the-go use and all-day comfort. On first pickup, you’ll quickly realize the Arctis Nova 1 is extremely lightweight, weighing a meager 236 grams. This means support for PS5’s 3D Tempest audio and Microsoft’s Spatial Sound options on PC and Xbox right out of the box. But, unassuming looks aside, the Arctis Nova 1 is a powerhouse under the hood, featuring the same high-end 40mm audio drivers found in its older siblings, the Arctis Nova 3 and Arctis Nova 7.
The SteelSeries Arctis Nova 1 features a complete redesign from the previous generation, sporting a new off-white colorway with breathable gray earcups and a stretchy gray support band – a first for the Arctis 1 line.
10 Images SteelSeries Arctis Nova 1 – Design and Features
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