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7P, on the other hand, will support all of the aforementioned except Xbox. Technically, that makes the 7X the more versatile headset as it will function with a wider variety of devices, including Xbox, PlayStation, Nintendo Switch, PC and Android. There are important hardware variances, too, as while both ship with a USB-C dongle, the 7X's is a fraction bigger to accommodate both Xbox Wireless and USB connectivity, with a small toggle switch allowing users to alternate between the two. What's the difference between the PlayStation and Xbox models, might you ask? Well, colour is the obvious point of differentiation, as the 7X is black with green highlights, whereas 7P is blue on white. The introduction of PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series S/X has been met with the introduction of the Arctis 7P and 7X, respectively, both priced at £160, and we've spent the past few days getting acquainted with the 7X. The long-standing range is renowned for offering decent sound quality in a familiar form factor that gamers know and appreciate, and new models touting support for the latest consoles are never far away. I don't have a lot of experience with gaming headsets but compared to something like my Sony XM4s, they sound much worse.Anyone in the market for a high-quality gaming headset ought to have a SteelSeries Arctis on their radar. It sounds like something I might get from a cheap pair of headphones, not something you're paying $150+. I have the regular Arctis 7s as well that I use on my PC and the sound quality it pretty garbage. I haven't owned other 'gaming' headsets so I don't have anything to compare to but those are a few things you should know The knob also gets very loose after a while (you can disassemble and tighten it) The volume knob placement is also in a poor spot, you'll end up changing it every time you put them on. I have the regular 7s hooked up to my ps5 and the sound quality is underwhelming, you really have to apply an aggressive EQ to get them to sound "okay" (which you can only do with the wireless receiver, so you'll have to un hook it from your Playstation every time you want to make a change)Īs the other guy said, they also don't go very loud, they will basically always be on max volume.