The Arctis 9x doesn’t come with any form of active noise cancelling and its isolation capabilities are mediocre at best. It also takes only 2 hours to charge it back to full power. This beats out the Arctis 7’s impressive 24-hour runtime by quite a bit. One of the best things about this headset is its amazing battery life which can last up to 28 hours of continuous use. Alternatively, you can connect to PCs and smartphones via Bluetooth or 1/8” audio cable. Unfortunately for PC gamers, you’ll need to purchase the Xbox Controller Adapter separately if you want to connect wirelessly since this version of the headset doesn’t come with a transmitter. The Arctis 9x connects directly to your Xbox consoles in the same way its controllers do – via Xbox Wireless. The Arctis 9x sports a look that’s easy to love and fairly similar to the other headsets in the SteelSeries roster, though it’s a tad on the wilder side. It doesn’t come cheap, however, as its $200 price tag puts it in the same room as the fantastic Razer Nari Ultimate, and double the price of the beloved Turtle Beach Stealth 600. Since the Xbox requires a different kind of connection compared to PCs and PS4s, tech companies continuously have to come up with special editions that cater specifically to Microsoft’s variety of consoles.Ĭonnectivity aside, the Arctis 9x features the stellar audio fidelity and loveable design that the SteelSeries is known for, along with one of the best batteries we’ve seen in a wireless headset. Just like the previous entries in SteelSeries’ Arctis lineup, the Arctis 9x is essentially the Xbox variant of their Arctis 9 wireless headset.
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