I am once again urging you to strongly consider my favorite gaming headset, which has been slashed by 20% today. I cannot recommend it enough if you're looking to pick up a premium headset for less in Amazon's Spring Sale.
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Today's price cut sees the SteelSeries Arctis Nova Pro wireless gaming headset plummet to just $280.99 at Amazon (was $349.99). This basically takes $70 off the list price and looks like the lowest price on this variant of the headset since Black Friday last year.
We're not sure we'll see another discount like this before Prime Day so we'd recommend jumping on this now if the Pro Wireless has been on your radar. One important note here is that this is the PlayStation and PC-compatible version. You can see more details on the deal below.
The headset is also down to a record-low price in the UK, breaking new territory at just £259.99 at Amazon (was £329.99). This UK deal is on the Xbox variant headset but, don't worry, as it's also compatible with PlayStation so serves users of either console.
Not in the US or UK? Scroll down for the best deals in your region, while you can also browse more deals in our full Amazon Spring Sale hub.
Today's best wireless gaming headset deal
SteelSeries Arctis Nova Pro Wireless: was $349.99 now $284.90 at Amazon
Get one of the best premium headsets and never look back! This price is only six bucks off its record low, and it has only ever been cheaper once, during last year's Black Friday sales. This is a superb price for a world-beating set. Although this is the Xbox variant, it will still work with PS4, PS5, and PC.
Price check: Best Buy - $285.99 | Walmart - $349.99
SteelSeries Arctis Nova Pro Wireless: was £329.99 now £259.99 at Amazon
This is a brand-new record-low price for this superb premium headset in the UK, so jump on it now to take your game audio to a higher level. Again, you just need to look past the labeling here, as while this one is marketed as the Xbox version, it works perfectly fine with PS5 and PC.
Price check: Currys - £269 | Very - £299.99
I can't recommend the SteelSeries Arctis Nova Pro Wireless enough. It is easily one of the best headsets that I've ever tested and offers a near-perfect package of supreme game audio, exquisite and robust design and build quality, a fantastic mic, an ingenious battery solution, and a terrific DAC unit.
If you'd like some more options when cutting the cord or are in a different region, then our price-finding tech has some of the latest lowest prices on quality wireless gaming headsets below.
Scroll down for more Amazon Spring sale deals in the US and UK.
More US Amazon Spring Sale deals
- Amazon Devices: Amazon Fire TVs from $178.99
- Apple: AirPods, iPads, MacBooks from $99
- Appliances: deals on refrigerators, ovens & laundry
- Beauty: electric toothbrushes, makeup & skincare
- Clothing: 60% off activewear, luggage & shoes
- Easter: gifts & decor from $9.99
- Fitness: save on equipment & accessories
- Kitchen: Ninja, Keurig & Instant Pot from $49.99
- Laptops: devices from $78.99
- Mattresses: deals from $186
- Outdoors: 40% off patio, lawn and garden
- Toys: up to 50% off best-selling toys for all ages
- TVs: smart TVs from $79.99
- Vacuums: up to 55% off Shark and Dyson
More UK Amazon Spring Sale deals
- Amazon Devices: Echo, Fire TV Stick - 59% off
- Apple: big iPad sale
- Appliances: up to 32% off fridges, freezers, washers
- DIY: Bosch home and garden tools from £8.99
- Gaming: record-low price for PS5
- Headphones: Sony from £24.99
- Health: up to 54% off Oral-B + Philips
- Kitchen: up to 38% off small appliances
- Laptops: devices from £159
- PC Gaming: up to 42% off components
- Phones: Samsung, Google, Sony - up to 50% off
- Smartwatch: £70 off Galaxy Watch 6
- Tablets: Samsung tablets from £129
- Toys: Lego, Barbie and Hot Wheels from £3.99
- TVs: from £149
- Vacuums: up to 45% off
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Rob is the Managing Editor of TechRadar Gaming, a video games journalist, critic, editor, and writer, and has years of experience gained from multiple publications. Prior to being TechRadar Gaming's Managing Editor, he was TRG's Deputy Editor, and a longstanding member of GamesRadar+, being the Commissioning Editor for Hardware there for years, while also squeezing in a short stint as Gaming Editor at WePC just before joining TechRadar Gaming. He is also a writer on tech, gaming hardware, and video games but also gardens and landscapes, combining the two areas in an upcoming book on video game landscapes that you can back and pre-order now.