SteelSeries Arctis Nova 3P headset sees price drop to $60
The multi-platform gaming headset is available for as little as $60, though buyers at Woot face a reduced warranty period compared to standard retail channels.
The SteelSeries Arctis Nova 3P gaming headset is currently trading at a significant discount, with three of its four available colour options on sale. Prices for the device now range between $60 and $90, depending on the retailer and the specific variant selected. This represents a notable reduction from the typical market price, which generally fluctuates between $90 and $110.
The headset is designed for cross-platform use, supporting PC, most consoles, and mobile devices via both wireless and wired connections. A WIRED editor, who purchased the unit in March for $100, has cited the device as a preferred daily driver. The editor highlighted the headset’s approximately 35-hour battery life, clear microphone, and lightweight comfort as key factors in its utility.
For those seeking the lowest entry price, the aqua colour variant is available for $60 at Woot, an Amazon-owned discount store. However, consumers should note a trade-off in warranty coverage. Purchasing through Woot results in a three-month warranty, rather than the standard one-year warranty provided by other retailers.
Compatibility between console ecosystems remains a point of asymmetry for buyers. The Xbox version of the Arctis Nova 3P is compatible with PlayStation consoles, whereas the PlayStation version does not work with Xbox systems. Both versions are currently included in the promotional pricing.
While the hardware is well-regarded for its comfort and audio clarity, the editor noted that swapping between devices can be slightly cumbersome if the USB-C dongle is not used consistently. The device also includes an application with audio presets for titles such as Fortnite and Grand Theft Auto, though the editor had not personally utilised this feature.
