SteelSeries Arctis Nova Pro Omni Drops to $319.99 With 20% Off Coupon

SteelSeries' Arctis Nova Pro Omni is available for $319.99 at the official SteelSeries store when you apply coupon code SSPOUT20 at checkout, shaving 20% off the headset's original $400 MSRP. The discount arrives barely a month after the headset launched in May 2024, on what IGN's Michael Higham described as one of the strongest cases for buying a premium gaming headset in the current market. For players who have been holding off on a flagship upgrade, the timing is notable.

The deal includes free shipping and applies to the single universal SKU that works across PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X, PC, Nintendo Switch, and mobile devices. That cross-platform compatibility is the headline feature of the Omni revision: unlike the previous Arctis Nova Pro, which required separate Xbox and PlayStation models, every Nova Pro Omni unit supports all major platforms out of the box. The headset can also maintain simultaneous connections to up to four sources via two USB inputs, wireless Bluetooth, and a line-in jack — double the predecessor's two-source limit — so you can field a Discord call on your phone while staying connected to your console and PC without swapping cables.

About the Arctis Nova Pro Omni

The Arctis Nova Pro Omni succeeds the Arctis Nova Pro, which topped best gaming headset recommendations for years, and positions itself as SteelSeries' highest-end offering below the ultra-premium Arctis Elite. It carries forward the series' signature features: a hot-swappable battery system that effectively delivers infinite battery life by letting you charge one cell in the base station while using the other, active noise cancellation for blocking out ambient noise, and a base station with a built-in GameDAC, OLED display, and physical volume knob. The flexible steel core headband returns for durability and long-session comfort, and the headset supports 96kHz/24-bit high-res audio processing via an improved GameDAC with LC3+ codec.

Using the companion app lets you tweak EQ and settings right from your phone. The base station comes equipped with two USB ports, wireless Bluetooth, and a line‑in jack, making it possible to connect four sources at once—a real relief for people who switch between devices every day. An OLED screen on the base shows information such as the active source and volume level. When you need instant volume changes, the tactile knob on the unit gives you direct control.

What the OmniPlay Upgrade Means for Players

OmniPlay’s cross‑platform support means you no longer have to hunt for the right SKU or buy a second headset each time you hop from one console to another. One unit works across PS5, Xbox Series X, PC, Switch and even mobile, so you can skip the model‑number checks at checkout. The four‑wire simultaneous link is a real boon for everyday use; you can keep your PC, console and phone all connected at once, then hand off audio to any of them by pressing a button on the base station instead of repeatedly pairing or unplugging cables. For streamers or multitaskers, the line‑in jack offers a wired backup or a direct audio stream from a second device. That small addition keeps your feed stable when you’re juggling calls and gameplay.

The headset supports LC3+ codec at 96kHz/24-bit for high-res audio processing, and the mobile app means you can tweak EQ profiles or check battery levels without tabbing out of a game. The headset features active noise cancellation. The hot-swappable battery system continues to be the most player-friendly power solution on the market — swapping a charged battery takes seconds and keeps you in the match, no charging cable tether required.

What This Means for Buyers

$400 was the price tag for the Arctis Nova Pro Omni back then. Even Higham’s stamp of approval didn’t make it cheap. It was in the same ballpark as the Audeze Maxwell, the Logitech G Pro X 2 Lightspeed, and SteelSeries’ own

The coupon code SSPOUT20 is the only way to access this price at the SteelSeries store, and there's no stated expiration date. Given the headset's recent launch, stock should be stable, but flagship inventory can tighten during promotional windows. If you've been using an older Arctis Nova Pro or a mid-range wireless headset and want the hot-swappable battery, true cross-platform support, and four-source connectivity without stepping up to the Arctis Elite's price tier, this is the most compelling price-to-performance ratio the Omni has offered so far.

"A $400 price tag is tough to swallow no matter which way you cut it. Considering what the Arctis Nova Pro Omni offers relative to the current competition, however, it makes one of the strongest cases to splurge for a high-end gaming headset if you haven't already."

Michael Higham, IGN

Keep an eye on whether this discount holds through the end of summer or if it’s just a launch deal. SteelSeries has a history of keeping their flagship prices steady well beyond a single season. The next real test will be how many retailers start selling the Omni model and whether rival brands step in with their own all‑platform headsets at lower prices.