Thankfully the ear cups have a nice memory foam that breathes well, and the ski-band does the heavy lifting, keeping your head nice and comfy. Just like the Nova 3s, they don’t feel premium, with an all plastic build, but they’re still sturdy enough. They feature the classic SteelSeries design you know and love, while being so light that you barely feel like they’re even on your head. It may not sound like much, but the extension cable is a nice get most headsets don’t come with one, and if you try to run it on your PC you’re only getting the output sound.Īs per usual, these are amazing when it comes to comfort. Inside the box, you’ll find the Nova 1 headset, a 3.5mm to 3.5mm cable, and a dual extension 3.5mm (input and output) cable for use with a PC. This makes it a fantastic option for carrying around, as it won’t add much to your bag or backpack. As light as its brother is, the Nova 1s somehow weigh less as well, at only 236 grams.
For the most part it looks like the Nova 3s, just without the fancy RGB. This is the more budget friendly option for SteelSeries fans, weighing in at only $59.99 MSRP.
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