Matching the Arctis Nova Pro Omni to your setup
- Amazon price
- $359.99
- Customer rating
- 4.4
- Customer reviews
- 291
- Typical price over 90 days
- $393.40
- Difference
- $33.41 (8 percent)
The SteelSeries Arctis Nova Pro Omni Hi-Res Wireless is built for players who swap between systems without swapping headsets. OmniPlay connects up to five devices and lets you switch between PC, PlayStation, Xbox, Switch and more, using three USB ports, line-in and Bluetooth.
At $359.99, that flexibility is the point. We recommend it if your gaming routine already spans a console and a PC, or if voice chat and game audio come from different places. The price is $33.41 below the typical price over the last 90 days, and it matches the all-time low, so waiting buys you nothing but time.
If you only ever plug into one console and never touch a mixer, we'd skip it. The switching and source mixing are what you're paying for, and a simpler wireless headset will do the same one-job work for less.
Connections, formats and controls worth checking
Your signal path starts at the source. Over low-latency 2.4GHz or Bluetooth, the headset carries Hi-Res Wireless certified 96kHz/24-bit audio, so less compression sits between the game or track and your ears. The included base station handles three USB inputs plus line-in.
ClearCast Pro is an omnidirectional mic with AI noise rejection that shields up to 96 percent of background noise, which matters if a mechanical keyboard or a fan shares your room. Active noise cancellation cuts up to 40 percent more background noise than key competitors, based on independent lab testing from October 2025.
Before buying, confirm which consoles and platforms you'll connect and how many USB ports your desk setup can spare. If you need a specific console voice-chat feature or a particular codec that isn't listed here, check that directly before ordering, since the headset's own spec sheet doesn't promise it.
Where this headset earns its place
A shared room or a noisy apartment is where the ANC and mic noise rejection do real work, letting you hear footsteps and callouts while keeping your voice clean for teammates. Hi-Res neodymium drivers, tuned with the Arctis Nova Elite in mind, are designed for clarity across the extended range that certification requires.
The four-source mixing is the sleeper feature. You can keep PC, console and mobile audio running at once and blend them, which suits streamers, cross-platform players and anyone who takes calls while gaming.
Our advice is simple: buy it if those connections and the mixing match how you play, and pass if you don't need to jump between systems or hear your surroundings.
Weigh the five-device switching and four-source mixing against how many systems you actually use.
Spec sheet
| Model | 61729 |
|---|---|
| Color | Graphite |
