If there's one gaming headset deal I'd recommend to everyone - be you shopping for a premium set, or have an eye on maximizing your value - then this Prime Day gaming headset deal is it.
Cutting to it, you can get my favorite headset from 2024, the SteelSeries Arctis Nova 5, for hugely discounted prices today at Amazon. Each platform-specific variant has price cuts, with the PlayStation model dipping below the $100 mark, and the Xbox one dropping to a brand-new lowest-ever.
The Arctis Nova 5P is down to just $99.75 at Amazon, while the Xbox-focused Nova 5X is now just $105.66 and the Nova 5 (a platform-agnostic headset, in a way) is down to $109.99 at Amazon. All of these headsets usually sell for $130 and offer incredible value for money at that price point so these deals are excellent additions to the wider Amazon Prime Day deals.
Today's best SteelSeries gaming headset deals
SteelSeries Arctis Nova 5P (PlayStation): was $129.99 now $99.75 at Amazon
This is a landmark moment for any of the Nova 5 headsets, as the PlayStation version drops below the $100 mark and means the value on offer here is incredible.
White: $129.99 at Amazon
UK price: was £129.99 now £104.99 at Amazon
SteelSeries Arctis Nova 5X (Xbox): was $129.99 now $105.66 at Amazon
This is a brand-new lowest-ever price on the new Nova 5 headset and this makes it a very easy recommendation. This Xbox variant will also get you the most versatility, working across all platforms.
White: $129 at Amazon
UK price: was £129.99 now £104.99 at Amazon
SteelSeries Arctis Nova 5 (PC): was $129.99 now $109.99 at Amazon
The 'standard' Nova 5 - sold as a PC-focused set - is also discounted and, while not a lowest-ever price, is a very tempting proposition in its own right at this price.
White: $129.99 at Amazon
UK price: was £129.99 now £109.99 at Amazon
The SteelSeries Arctis Nova 5 is, by some distance, the best and my most favorite headset that I've tested this year, and one of my top picks for a wireless gaming headset for any platform.
Not only does it have incredible SteelSeries audio quality right out of the box, the compatibility and versatility it offers (especially the 5X model) is superb. It's lightweight and comfortable, has a brilliant mic, and also offers compatibility with a brilliant companion app in which you can choose EQ presets tailor-made for games - and do so on the fly.
Depending on which one you choose, the Nova 5 will be all the PS5 headset, PC headset, or Xbox Series X headset you need - or do a job on all three platforms!
Today's best SteelSeries Arctis Nova 5 deals
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More Amazon Prime Day deals in the US
- Amazon Devices: up to 50% off
- Appliances: deals on coffee makers and blenders
- Health: 45% off Oral-B and Philips
- Laptops: best-ever MacBook Pro deals
- Phones: power banks from $17.99
- Smart home: cameras and doorbells from $17.99
- Tablets: Fire tablets from $49.99
- Toys: up to 20% off Lego and Hasbro
- TVs: cheap TVs from $73.99
- Vacuums: up to $450 off Dyson and Roborock
More Amazon Prime Day deals in the UK
- Amazon Devices: up to 60% off Echo & Fire TV
- Appliances: 60% off Ninja and Tefal
- Gaming: gaming headsets from £22.99
- Headphones: Sony and Bose from £34.99
- Health: up to 63% off Philips and Oral-B
- Laptops: Lenovo and Acer from £139
- Music: Music Unlimited - 4 months free
- Phones: Google and Samsung from £129
- Smart home: Ring & Blink cameras from £15.99
- Tablets: Fire tablets from £29.99
- Toys: up to 60% off Lego and Barbie
- TVs: cheap TVs from £139.99
- Vacuums: up to 40% off Shark and Dyson
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