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I've found myself wondering plenty of times before whether a mobile controller that switches to a usual gamepad would work, but it seems that SteelSeries got ahead of me on that idea. The SteelSeries ...

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SteelSeries has unveiled the follow-up to its popular Arctis Nova 7 wireless headset, offering up to a 40% increase in battery life and greater audio customization. Also good news is that SteelSeries ...

SteelSeries just released a refresh of its popular Arctis Nova 7 midrange gaming headset. The Nova 7 Gen 2 offers significantly improved battery life, with an increase of around 40 percent when ...

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The Arctis Nova 5X Wireless is the most intriguing of the discounted headsets. Compatible with Xbox, PS5, Switch, PC, and mobile, it offers an impressive 60-hour battery life and hundreds of preset ...

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Danish brand SteelSeries has announced its most ambitious product yet: a $600 USD set headphones it calls “the world’s first hi-res wireless headphones for gaming” and describes in terms that include ...