And when that sneaky little bear overtook me by an annoyingly improbable 3 milliseconds, Crash's angry reaction sounded thick, and as bitter as I felt. When I fired a rocket at the obviously cheating polar bear named Polar, the missile pierced through the air until it hit its target, but the following explosion didn't sound as full as it could have been. In the best kart racer in the world, Crash Team Racing Nitro-Fueled, the sound of burning rubber and my triple boost igniting sounded smooth. When I was in combat, the blasts from my Levin Sword sounded electrifying (literally), and Edelgard's Fire spell emitted a solid thud upon hitting an enemy, followed by a nice sizzle. I played Fire Emblem: Three Houses on the Nintendo Switch, and when I was building support between Edelgard and Ferdinand (Black Eagles for life!), their voices could have sounded a little brighter. In Remnant: Rise from the Ashes, I fired a crossbow bolt into a group of enemies, and the sharp snap of the release followed by piecing of the skin sounded incredibly satisfying. When I talked to the merchants, their voices were clear, but not as crisp. Rolling around on metal plating had a decent enough echo to sound immersive, although it could've used a little more bass. In Remnant: Rise from the Ashes on the PC, I fired a crossbow bolt into a group of enemies, and the sharp snap of the release followed by piecing of the skin sounded incredibly satisfying. The microphone hasn't changed, either, as it's still short and flexible. Here, you can also find the 3.5-mm audio jack, a micro USB input for charging and the input for the detachable microphone. The other controls include the mute switch and the volume dial, which are on the left cup. It makes it somewhat annoying to get to and turn on.
I don't like that the button sinks into the chassis and that it's located at the bottom of the cup. There is only one additional control on the Arctis 1 compared with the original and that's the power button, which is located on the right ear cup. You won't feel self-conscious wearing this bad boy out in public.
The steel band is wrapped around a black plastic headband, and on the underside there's a sleek, pleather cushion just for your head. Like the wired iteration, the Arctis 1 Wireless features an adjustable, steel-reinforced band. Painted within the ear cups is SteelSeries' signature polygon design. The ear cups sport a matte black finish, and toward the bottom of each cup is a SteelSeries logo. SteelSeries Arctis 1 Wireless (PS4 Black) at Amazon for £79.99 (opens in new tab).
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