It does include Bluetooth, but this is not the wireless method used for gaming. Rather, the Arctis Pro Wireless features a dual-wireless system where its lossless and low latency 2.4G connection is used for gaming while Bluetooth is used to connect to mobile devices. The best part of this system is that audio from both wireless connections can be used simultaneously. So while gaming on a PS4 you can also be chatting with friends on the Discord mobile app, or while gaming on a PC you can answer a phone call.

It’s both! With USB and optical audio connections, the Arctis Pro Wireless is fully compatible with both PS4 and PC. This means that all features including DTS Headphone:X v2 surround sound, ChatMix, and the onboard equalizer are available on both systems.

The Arctis Pro retains the elegant Danish design of the original Arctis headsets, as well as important features like the ski goggle suspension headband, the retractable ClearCast microphone, and the on-headset controls. But many other components have been elevated for the Pro models. For instance, the speaker drivers on Arctis Pro are premium hi-res capable with an even better soundscape. The materials are also more luxurious, like the gunmetal steel outer headband, the lightweight aluminum alloy hangers, and the soft touch coating on the speaker plates. Speaking of, the speaker plates are also replaceable for a new way to customize your Arctis.

While the Arctis Pro + GameDAC is fully Hi-Res Audio certified, the Wireless is not. The only reason is that the 2.4G wireless technology cannot support sampling rates above 48 kHz. Even though it does not support Hi-Res formats, the 2.4G wireless is still lossless, and therefore high fidelity. Coupled with the same hi-res capable speaker drivers used in the wired version, the Arctis Pro Wireless delivers a truly high fidelity gaming audio experience, wirelessly.