After my time, I’m sure no one needs to worry about the quality here. The Arctis 9X has a job to make sure that anything used from an Xbox console, the sound has to be as clear as possible especially that they’ve said it officially supports the Series S/X.

It easily retracts and bends so you can use it when needed, and when you’re done, place it back into its spot on the 9X.

Mainly thanks to the ‘ClearCast’ technology. But oddly enough, when I thought I’d pair it with my Macbook Air, it worked fine.īut when it was wired, the microphone shone here. Hopefully Microsoft finally picks up on this. Pairing controllers and speakers throughout my time of Windows 10 has always been in frustration. I suspect it isn’t the fault of SteelSeries here Windows 10 have had an infamous time of pairing with wireless devices for some reason. Windows 10 would have trouble finding the headphones, and when it did, there would be so many disconnects I would resort to using the wired 3.5mm jack. But when trying to pair to my PC, that’s where I ran into the troubles. The battery shone here it took longer than I thought to run down the battery my timings equalled to 21 hours. The wireless worked great when paired to an Xbox One S the latency was very low and Halo 5 was as crystal clear as could be. It would be a great backup in-case the battery was to run out of charge. Granted, the Xbox consoles don’t have it either, but the new controller does. We are now moving towards a time where laptops, tablets and even televisions are moving to this output, let's make it happen.

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