bought a 60% steel series keyboard for… bought a 60% steel series keyboard for £145 as i thought money=quality however the keyboard broke within a month with only minimal use as i use a palm keyboard for gaming not a keyboard first lights started flickering then they went off then keyboard became a desk ornament i also made the mistake of buying the gaming earbuds for £60 and they broke within 2 months with only minimal use. Needless to say i was refunded by currys

Arctis Nova 3 My headphones keep disconnecting on their own and it is very annoying. Also, for some reason, I need to set them up over and over again. Lately, they have been making some horrible noise from time to time for no apparent reason, and it's very scary.

Bad, but a fine small keyboard A fine small keyboard. Macro Editor is not editable, you can only record a new on top of it. Again another software that is outdated and replsced with old fashion scripting or coding. keyboard only 1 month old, and is the newest model of 2023 july.

Low quality headset Have used a Steelseries Arctis 3 Wireless for four years. Its low quality quickly become apparent with use. Withinin a year the volume knob and the balance knob started to be loose, and have deterioted further since then. The gooseneck to the microphone broke at one place, without any excessive bending. The silk screen on the led power button was quickly worn off.

None existent support Just wanted to share my recent ordeal with the SteelSeries Arctis Pro headset. Honestly, it's been a bit of a nightmare. The left earbud keeps lowering its volume and then it just cuts out entirely - not to mention this annoying beeping noise that comes and goes. I reached out to SteelSeries support hoping for a quick fix or maybe a replacement, but my ticket got auto-closed without any real help. It’s super frustrating not having a working headset and dealing with support that just doesn’t seem to care. For a headset that cost this much, I expected way better, both in product quality and customer service. If you’re considering the Arctis Pro, you might want to think twice unless you want to gamble with potential issues and lackluster support.