The ClearCast mic maintains the user’s natural tone and can be retracted into the headphones. I fixed it by starting the game with the volume low and raising it after but that was the only program that I had issue with. That meant even basic Windows prompts became bombshells as my other applications weren’t affected. Oddly though, when playing Overwatch, I could only hear the game when pushing the game and headset to their maximum volume. The volume wheel is on the left ear cup and works well with 99% applications. I myself have not utilized this often but it’s a nice option to have. The ChatMix dial, the wheel on the right ear cup in the photo, allows you to toggle between more chat noise or more game noise without accessing menus. On the opposing side, the micro-USB charger and console/mobile ports can quickly recharge the device and connect it to smartphone or gaming consoles. Though you probably won’t need to look at it often with the headset’s 24-hour battery life. The power button also acts as a battery indicator, changing from green to yellow to red as the charge is depleted. The headset controls are located on the bottom of the two earcups: on/off button, power indicator, Chatmix dial, microUSB charging port, line-in, volume wheel, and mute. If the headset is off, the line-out allows the dongle to connect what the computer is playing to something such as a speaker, and will mute automatically when the headset is turned back on.
The line-in allows devices other than your computer, such as a phone, to play music into the headset. The dongle also has a line-in / line-out functionality. Being about the size of a dollar coin, the dongle is easily hidden away. After plugging it in, Windows 10 quickly recognizes the dongle, making the process of pairing the headset and computer less than 30 seconds. Since Bluetooth can lag a bit especially in fast-paced gaming, the Arctis 7’s uses a 2.4G USB dongle/transceiver that connects to your computer.
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