20-20,000 Hz frequency response (specified by the manufacturer).40-mm dynamic drivers (neodymium magnet).Let's find out if this is the best affordable brand-name gaming headset on the market! It supports all traditional and mobile gaming platforms as it can connect to anything with a 3.5-mm audio port. It's a simple, analogue device featuring an unobtrusive, almost stealthy design, a detachable microphone, and, according to SteelSeries, 'the same signature soundscape of the award-winning Arctis line.' In other words, as far as sound quality goes, it should perform the same in our review, as, say, the $150 Arctis 7-quite a feat for a $50 headset. Also, the cable does not come with the box so u will have to buy it separately from the controller.Coming in at $50, the headset tested in our SteelSeries Arctis 1 review is one of the most affordable brand-name gaming headsets on the market. Note: The Micro-USB connector is in the place where the batteries go and you will need to remove the batteries in order to connect it via a Micro-USB cable. This process should solve all the problems regarding the connection of the controller, its configuration and lag.

Now restart the controller and it should work fine.Now connect via Bluetooth and wait for it to say “the device is ready”.Once complete, you should get a pop-up dialog that looks like this. Allow the firmware update to run completely and leave the controller plugged in.Left-Click on the banner Red Banner below the controller Also, you will see a red banner below your controller that reads “ Critical Update“.Now simply click on update and it will update the SteelSeries Engine to the latest version Clicking on Update.Now open the SteelSeries Engine and click on this icon (it should be having a red notification on it like indicated in the picture) Clicking on the icon.It will now show up on the SteelSeries Engine.Note: Make sure it is not a “power only” cable. Connect your controller to the PC with a micro USB cord (not included so you have to buy it separately) before connecting through Bluetooth.

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