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Ich verkaufe mein dieses Jahr gekauftes Steelseries Kopfhörer, fürs Gaming und normales nutzen ist es sehr gut geignet, das mikrofon welches man benutzen kann hat auch eine ziemlich gute Qualität, mit einer sehr langen Akkulaufzeit
Ich habe es sehr gepflegt benutzt, es hat keinerlei schäden oder kratzer.
Alle kabel und Adapter sind mit dabei.
Is €80 a genuine bargain for the SteelSeries Arctis Nova 5 Wireless, or just a fair used price? Based on 30 recent EUR listings, the median asking price is €120, with the 25th percentile at €77 and the 75th at €178. At €80, this listing sits just €3 above the 25th percentile, making it a strong deal for an excellent-condition unit that’s well below the market median.
This headset is well-regarded for its 60-hour battery life, USB-C fast charging, and seamless multi-system wireless connectivity. It delivers solid gaming audio with comfortable fit and reliable performance, often praised in reviews for its value-to-feature ratio. Coming from an original owner in excellent condition, this is a timely buying opportunity for anyone seeking a high-end wireless headset without the new-price premium.
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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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