Time is running out to grab the best wireless headset I've tested all year for the holidays
The SteelSeries Arctis Nova Wireless 3 is back to a record low price
A new and shiny headset can be the best gift for the holidays. We're just days away from a brand-new year, and with a new year comes a lot of new games that deserve to sound their absolute best - and the SteelSeries Arctis Nova 3 Wireless is all about quality sound.
The wireless headset and its 40mm Neodymium drivers feature the same high-quality audio as the mid-range SteelSeries pairs that came before it, but with a much cheaper price now that it's returned to $84.99 at Woot today. I haven't spotted them that low since Black Friday, which makes this gaming headset bargain the best I've spotted this festive season. But even though we're less than 15 days away from Christmas, Woot states that they will arrive before the big day, so if you can get my favorite headset of 2025 today, you'll still have plenty of time to pop them under the tree. And don't worry, I won't tell anyone if they're a gift for yourself.
SteelSeries Arctis Nova 3 Wireless - Aqua | $109.99 $84.99 at Woot
Save $25 - Today, you're saving $25 off its full $109.99 MSRP, and gaining PS5, PC, Switch, and Switch 2 compatible cups, which can make any game sound its best thanks to its high-quality 40mm Neodymium audio drivers. I haven't spotted a price this low since Black Friday, so I recommend grabbing the headset as soon as you can if you want a new pair (or want to gift a new pair). Especially one that comes with a new low $90 price tag but a sound that matches headsets worth $150 and more.
Buy it if:
✅ You own a PS5, Switch, Switch 2, PC, or smartphone
✅ Bluetooth and 2.4GHz wireless support is a must
✅ You
Don't buy it if:
❌ You need an Xbox headset (you'll need the 3X model)
❌ You aren't a fan of the Aqua colorway
❌ Your headsets must all have RGB lighting
UK: £79.99 at Amazon
Should you buy the SteelSeries Arctis Nova 3P Wireless this December?
While I've provided images above of the Lavender version of the SteelSeries Arctis Nova 3 Wireless above, it's actually the lovely Aqua variant that's included as part of today's Woot deal. For now, the fabulous pastel purple version you see above is still full price at $109.99 at Amazon.
Both headsets are practically the same under the hood, so I'd fully recommend either as a gift for yourself or a friend for the holidays. The headsets both feature the same lightweight 260g form factor, fantastic-sounding 40mm drivers, which can make any game on your PS5, PC, or Nintendo Switch 2 sound its best. These drivers are the same ones bundled with the pricier SteelSeries Arctis Nova 5 Wireless, which retails for $149.99, so you're getting a lot of bang for your buck here.
What really makes this headset special is the ever-growing number of game audio presets you can take advantage of. There are over 200 that you can access with the headset and the free-to-download Arctis smartphone app, which provides fine-tuned customized audio for everything from Dead by Daylight to Mario Kart World. The presets can bring out the nuances of any game's soundstage, which is one of the many reasons why they've become my favorite cups I've tested this year. That and their inclusion of fast charging, a detachable mic instead of the retractable one of past models, and the fabulous new colorways.
If you want to give the gift of great-sounding audio for the holidays, or want to treat yourself because why not, I highly recommend grabbing this pair while it remains as low as $89.99 at Woot today. There are only four days left of this low price, and afterwards, it'll likely shoot back up to full price. However, if you can still get the same saving on a different colorway, it's still worth adding to your gaming setup in time for 2026.
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- SteelSeries Arctis Nova 3 Wireless - Lavender | $109.99 at Amazon
Check out our guides to the best Nintendo Switch headset, the best Xbox Series X headset, and the best PC headset for gaming if you want to find out our team's other favorite cups.
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