
The headsets clamping force is noticeable (once I didn’t have a firm enough hold as I went to put the headset on, and it smacked me in the face), but not excessive, so the foam padding is able to keep the fit feeling comfortable. Title=More%20Expert%20Tech%20Roundups&type=articles%2Cvideos&tags=tech-roundup&count=3&columnCount=6&theme=article The foam pads also spin freely on the ear cups, which makes it easy to get them misaligned. The foam padding is thinner that what's used in the Arctis Pro Wireless, which commands a dramatically higher price. It also has slimmer ear cups and different style yolks. That’s just one of several big design changes. It has the signature oblong ear cups found on other Arctis headsets, and they still can swivel to rest flat, but the headset has completely ditched the ski band suspension system. Visually, the Arctis 1 Wireless headset is distinctly an Arctis headset, and yet it still sports a dramatic shift in appearance.
