SteelSeries
Gear from SteelSeries covers the essentials of a gaming setup — headsets for multi-platform audio, mice built for competitive play, mousepads engineered for consistent tracking, and speakers that handle both game sound and music.
Worth a look whether you're building a new PC setup or adding to a console configuration.
SteelSeries gear for every part of your setup
The headset range splits broadly by use case. The Arctis Nova 7X Wireless Gen 2 is built for players who move between devices — it runs simultaneous 2.4GHz and Bluetooth connections, so you can mix game audio and mobile audio at the same time, and its battery life exceeds 50 hours on a charge. The Arctis Nova 5 takes a different angle: it pairs with a companion app that gives access to over 100 game-specific audio presets tuned for titles like Fortnite and Apex Legends, switchable without leaving your game. The Arctis Nova 3PW Wireless offers 200-plus presets and a 15-minute fast charge that returns nine hours of play — useful if you game in shorter sessions and rarely remember to charge overnight.
On the mouse side, the Aerox 3 Gen 2 Wireless weighs 68 grams and uses a honeycomb shell to keep that weight down. Lighter mice suit fast, sweeping movements — the kind of tracking needed in shooters where reaction speed matters more than slow, deliberate precision. It supports both 2.4GHz wireless and Bluetooth 5.0, so it covers a PC gaming setup and a secondary device without needing a second mouse.
The QcK mousepad family is worth understanding before you buy. The standard QcK uses a micro-woven cloth surface and a non-slip rubber base; the Heavy variant adds significant extra thickness for wrist cushioning during long sessions. If desk space is limited, size matters — the Large QcK measures 450 × 400 mm, which covers most of a standard gaming desk. The QcK Prism Cloth XL adds RGB lighting for those who want the pad to match the rest of their setup.
For audio beyond headsets, the Arena 7 is a 2.1 speaker system with a 6.5-inch down-firing subwoofer and a two-way speaker design — the woofer handles mid frequencies while the tweeter focuses on high-end clarity. It connects via USB, optical or 3.5mm aux, covering PC, Mac and PlayStation configurations.