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This is a buyer’s market for midrange wireless gaming headsets, and the €85 asking price for this SteelSeries Arctis Nova 3P is fair but slightly above the typical used median of €55. The price sits between the 25th percentile (€32) and the 75th percentile (€99), landing closer to the upper half of the used range, so it’s not a bargain but remains within reasonable market bounds for a well-regarded model.
The Nova 3P is prized for its clear, immersive sound, excellent mic quality (rated 4.5/5 by teammates), and versatile connectivity via 2.4GHz dongle and Bluetooth. Its 40-hour battery life, fast charging (9 hours from 15 minutes), and lightweight 250g build make it a standout for PlayStation, PC, and Switch users. Since the listing claims “NIEUW” (new) condition and includes the original packaging, this is a solid opportunity to grab a premium midrange headset without paying full retail, especially if accessories like the USB-C dongle and cables are included.
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SteelSeries is a Danish brand founded in 2001 by Jacob Wolff-Petersen, originally under the name Icemat. It emerged from Copenhagen’s early Counter-Strike and LAN-gaming scene, where the founder saw a clear need for better mouse surfaces and competitive accessories. The company later adopted the SteelSeries name and grew from a small gaming-startup into a globally recognized peripheral maker.
Its core focus is gaming audio and input gear rather than traditional hi-fi components. SteelSeries is best known for headsets, gaming headsets, keyboards, mice, mousepads, and related accessories, with the Arctis line standing out as its most visible audio product family. It does not operate like a conventional hi-fi brand making amplifiers, speakers, DACs, or turntables; its products are designed around gaming comfort, voice chat, spatial audio, and long-session usability.
In the market, SteelSeries sits in the premium gaming-peripheral space: more performance-driven than budget brands, but not a boutique audiophile label. Its reputation is strongest among esports players and PC gamers who value practical design and dependable sound over audiophile purity. For hi-fi buyers, it is better understood as a respected gaming-audio specialist than a classic high-end audio manufacturer.
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