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Siemens expands data centre partner ecosystem to scale next-generation AI infrastructure

As AI drives unprecedented demand for data centre capacity, the industry faces a growing challenge in aligning rapidly expanding compute infrastructure with available power. To address this, Siemens Smart Infrastructure is expanding its data centre ecosystem through a strategic investment in, and partnership with, Emerald AI, alongside the integration of Fluence battery energy storage solutions, and the addition of collaborative physics-based AI modeling with PhysicsX. Together, these capabilities create flexibility across compute, energy, and infrastructure systems, helping data centre operators connect to the grid faster, scale efficiently, and operate reliably in a power-constrained world.

“Scaling AI infrastructure isn’t just a computing challenge, it is equally an energy and infrastructure challenge,” said Ruth Gratzke, President of Siemens Smart Infrastructure U.S. “As demand for AI processing accelerates, data centre growth is increasingly constrained by grid capacity and interconnection timelines. Addressing this requires complex coordination across both the digital and energy domains. Siemens is actively investing in key technologies

and partnerships to expand the ecosystem required to scale AI responsibly and support the next generation of data centre infrastructure.”

Emerald AI enables AI workloads to shift in time and location to align with grid conditions, allowing data centre demand to respond dynamically to available power. By coordinating when and where AI workloads run alongside dispatching onsite energy resources, this approach helps smooth peak demand, achieves faster and larger grid connections for data centres, and reduces pressure on constrained power infrastructure. The strategic investment in Emerald AI strengthens Siemens’ ability to introduce flexibility at the compute layer. When combined with Siemens’ expertise in power infrastructure and operational technology, this creates true IT/OT convergence between AI workloads and power systems.

A key element of this expanded ecosystem is the addition of Fluence’s grid-scale energy storage solutions, designed to support the next generation of high-performance AI data centres. As compute clusters grow in size and density, Fluence energy storage solutions enable data centres to accelerate grid connection by shaping load and coordinating ramp rates, making large AI-scale demand more predictable and easier for utilities to approve. This can turn power-constrained locations into viable data centre sites and accelerate time to power, which can enable deployment of energy storage in months rather than years of grid upgrades. Fluence’s energy storage solutions can also provide dispatchable, on-site power that aims to enable data centres to operate during grid build-outs, capacity shortfalls, or outages. By supporting consistent power quality and flexible scaling, Fluence can help data centre operators bring capacity online faster while maintaining the reliability required for mission-critical AI workloads.

Strengthening this ecosystem further, Siemens is collaborating with PhysicsX to apply physics AI to the design and operation of data centre power distribution systems. Using AI models trained on Siemens’ multi-physics simulation data, engineers can predict thermal behavior in complex busway systems in real time. With PhysicsX, simulations that once took days can run in under a second, enabling faster design iteration, optimized infrastructure for dynamic AI workloads, and the foundation for predictive monitoring across entire facilities.

The rapid growth of AI will continue to place new and often highly dynamic demands on power systems, with large training and inference clusters creating rapidly shifting loads that challenge traditional grid planning and data centre design. As a result, operators must find new ways to manage these demands while maintaining the performance and reliability required for AI infrastructure. Siemens’ expanded ecosystem is designed to help address this challenge by bringing together AI workload orchestration, grid-integrated energy systems, and AI-optimized physical infrastructure to support the next generation of AI infrastructure.

For more information on Siemens Smart Infrastructure, please see Siemens Smart Infrastructure.

ERP’s Giant ‘Trash EEE-lk’ Makes Invisible Electrical Waste Impossible to Ignore This St Patrick’s Festival

The European Recycling Platform (ERP) has, today unveiled its show-stopping ‘Trash EEE-lk’ (EEE: Electrical and Electronic Equipment) installation ahead of this year’s St Patrick’s Festival in Dublin. The structure, made purely from e-waste, highlights the urgent need for Irish households to recycle (and not bin!) their invisible electrical items. The aim of the majestic mammal, which is set to dominate St. Patrick’s Park from 14th – 16th March, is to encourage people to dispose of electrical items, most notably, invisible e-waste properly. ‘Trash EEE-lk forms part of ERP’s Sustainability Partnership with the St Patrick’s Festival.
In addition to ‘Trash EEE-lk’, ERP has just released new findings in a survey conducted by Coyne Research. It reveals that 55% of adults have never heard of the term “Invisible WEEE”, despite almost universal ownership of small electrical items that often go unnoticed in Irish homes.
The findings show that chargers and cables are the most hoarded, most binned, and most recycled Invisible WEEE items, simply because almost every household owns several of them. Everyday items such as vapes, earbuds, headphones, power banks, remote controls, power tools and small kitchen gadgets also frequently end up in household bins – a serious concern as battery-related fires at waste treatment plants are on the rise. Vapes (13%) and audio accessories (9%) are among the items most commonly misdisposed of, while smart home devices (33%), electric blankets (33%) and even St Patrick’s light‑up hats and accessories (6%) add to ever-growing stockpiles of invisible e-waste accumulating in our homes.
ERP Ireland’s ‘Trash EEE-lk’ brings an ancient giant back to life to symbolise Ireland’s growing invisible electrical waste problem, encouraging the public to stop in their tracks and recycle responsibly, whilst highlighting the importance of correct disposal.
Designed by renowned Irish artist Ned Leddy, this striking large-scale installation is created from over 1,000 electrical items and components. Towering over the park, it measures five metres long, four metres high and boasts 3.5‑metre antlers. As a form of “artivism”, it does more than captivate – it aims to influence recycling culture and spark real change. Inspired by the prehistoric Irish Elk, the largest species of deer ever known, ‘Trash EEE-lk’ connects Ireland’s ancient past with a modern reminder to recycle the unseen.
‘Trash EEE-lk’ forms a wider part of this year’s St Patrick’s Festival theme, Roots, which explores identity, belonging and the shared stories that connect generations. The majestic Irish Elk – which roamed Ireland and Europe before, during and after the last Ice Age and became extinct around 7,700 years ago – stood taller than a modern moose, with antlers spanning up to four metres (13 feet). By transforming this ancient giant from no longer used electronics, ‘Trash EEE-lk’ blends Ireland’s deep past and ancient roots with a powerful yet modern message about recycling invisible WEEE.
Speaking about the inspiration behind ‘Trash EEE-lk’, Artist Ned Leddy said:
“I was delighted to take on such an ambitious, creative and meaningful project. The idea of resurrecting an ancient Irish creature using today’s electronic waste immediately resonated with me. I hand-selected every piece of recycled material, choosing components that would add texture, scale and personality to the sculpture. It was fascinating to see discarded electronics transform into something so striking and symbolic. I hope ‘Trash EEE-lk’ inspires people to see waste differently while reconnecting us with our ancient past.”
Commenting on this year’s instalment, Country General Manager of ERP Ireland, James Burgess, added:
“This year’s St. Patrick’s Festival theme, Roots, is about understanding where we come from and how we shape the future. By reimagining the ancient Irish Elk through modern electronic waste, we want to spark meaningful conversations about sustainability and encourage people to think differently about the electrical items in their homes. ‘Trash EEE-lk’ truly brings Ireland’s lost Elk – and invisible WEEE – back into view.
Electrical waste is one of the fastest-growing waste streams globally, yet many people don’t realise that small items like cables, vapes or even light-up novelty St Patrick’s hats should be recycled. Through this installation, we’re showing that recycling is a simple action – one that protects our planet, preserves resources, and keeps electrical items out of our household bins.”

Infineon Technologies opens new R&D Centre in Cork

Infineon Technologies AG: a global leader in power systems and IoT, has officially opened its new Cork office at City Gate Park, Mahon. The new office has capacity for growth as the Cork team expands. This is  part of a €60 million investment plan announced in 2024, by Infineon for its Irish operations.

This R&D hub will focus Infineon’s innovations in the Automotive and Consumer microelectronics space such as Battery Management, Motor Control and Touchscreens. Supported by the Irish Government through IDA Ireland, the continued growth will include senior and junior positions as well as a strong contingent of local university graduates through the Infineon Ireland Graduate Program.

Minister for Enterprise Tourism and Employment Peter Burke TD said: “I welcome Infineon Technologies’ continued commitment to Ireland, as well as today’s opening of their new Design Centre in Cork. This investment strengthens our position as a hub for cutting‑edge research and development in microelectronics and supports additional high‑quality jobs for both experienced engineers and new graduates. The expansion reflects Ireland’s strong talent base and our growing role in advancing innovation across the automotive and consumer technology sectors. We look forward to seeing the positive impact this centre will deliver for Cork, for Ireland’s technology ecosystem, and for the global transition toward digitalisation and decarbonisation.”

Minister of State at the Department of Rural and Community Development and the Gaeltacht and at the Department of Transport, Jerry Buttimer TD said: “This new centre reflects the increasingly international nature of research and development, where teams collaborate across borders to solve shared technological challenges. Infineon’s investment in Cork underlines Ireland’s role as a trusted partner in global innovation networks.”

The Infineon research teams in Ireland are focused on IP development for the automotive and consumer markets. The new hires will support the development of new technologies and products that help driving digitalisation and decarbonisation on a global scale.

“At Infineon, we are committed to actively driving decarbonisation and digitalisation. As a global semiconductor leader for the automotive industry, we are shaping the future of mobility with products and solutions to make cars clean, safe and smart,” said Thomas Mende, Senior Vice President of Development, Microcontroller Automotive at Infineon. “The strategic development of our research and development sector in Ireland is central to this mission with semiconductor-based system integration and artificial intelligence for highly connected and increasingly autonomous vehicles being among major trends. This new office enables us to strengthen our team even further with the high-calibre talent that Ireland has to offer.”

Positions in the new office have already been opened online and include roles in Analog Design, Digital Design, Architecture and Verification.

“Just over two years ago, Infineon announced a multimillion-euro investment in its Irish R&D activities, which will result in the addition of approximately 100 jobs across its sites in Dublin and Cork“ said Executive Director of IDA Ireland, Dónal Travers. “I am honoured to join the team here today in Cork to celebrate the progress that has been made since then. This investment not only enhances Ireland’s deep-tech landscape, Infineon is also a critical part of the South West’s recognised semiconductor cluster. I wish the company, and the teams here in Ireland, continued success“.

 

Why Leaving Your Phone Charging Overnight Does Not Affect Its Battery

Many smartphone users worry that leaving their phone charging overnight will damage the battery. You’ve probably heard advice like “never charge past 80%” or “unplug immediately at 100%.” While those tips once applied to older battery technologies, modern smartphones are far more advanced.

In reality, leaving your phone charging overnight does not significantly affect its battery health—at least not in the way most people fear. 

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Understanding How Modern Smartphone Batteries Work

Most smartphones today use lithium-ion (Li-ion) or lithium-polymer (Li-Po) batteries. These batteries are designed with:

  • Built-in protection circuits
  • Smart charging controllers
  • Temperature monitoring systems
  • Power management chips

Unlike older nickel-based batteries, lithium-ion batteries do not suffer from memory effect, which means they don’t need to be fully drained before charging.

Once your phone reaches 100%, it does not continue aggressively charging. Instead, the system switches to what’s called trickle charging or maintenance charging.

This means your phone:

  1. Charges to 100%
  2. Stops charging
  3. Slightly discharges to around 99%
  4. Tops back up when needed

This cycle is controlled automatically and safely.

Why Overnight Charging Is Safe

  1. Smart Charging Technology Prevents Overcharging

One of the biggest myths about charging your phone overnight is the fear of “overcharging.”

Modern smartphones cannot overcharge. When the battery hits full capacity, the charging circuit shuts off the incoming current. The phone then runs directly from the power source instead of the battery.

Manufacturers like Apple, Samsung, and other major brands design devices specifically to prevent overcharging damage.

  1. Optimized Battery Charging Features

Many smartphones now include optimized battery charging features.

For example:

  • The phone learns your daily charging habits.
  • It pauses charging at around 80%.
  • It completes charging to 100% just before you typically wake up.

This reduces the amount of time the battery stays at full charge, which can slightly reduce long-term chemical aging.

If you charge overnight, your phone is likely already managing this process intelligently in the background.

  1. Heat Is the Real Enemy—Not Time on the Charger

If there is one factor that affects battery health, it’s heat, not overnight charging itself.

Lithium-ion batteries degrade faster when exposed to:

  • High temperatures
  • Direct sunlight
  • Poor ventilation while charging
  • Cheap or incompatible chargers

If your phone stays cool while charging overnight, there is minimal risk of battery damage.

To avoid heat-related issues:

  • Use original or certified chargers.
  • Avoid placing the phone under pillows or blankets.
  • Charge on a flat, ventilated surface.

The issue isn’t charging overnight—it’s overheating overnight.

What Actually Affects Battery Health

To understand why overnight charging is generally safe, it helps to know what truly impacts battery lifespan.

  1. Charge Cycles

Battery health declines over time due to charge cycles, not because of how long you leave it plugged in.

One full charge cycle equals using 100% of your battery’s capacity—not necessarily all at once.

For example:

  • Using 50% today and 50% tomorrow = 1 full cycle.

Most modern smartphone batteries are rated for 300–500 full charge cycles before noticeable capacity loss.

Charging overnight does not add extra cycles unless you are constantly draining and recharging large amounts.

  1. Extreme Battery Levels

Frequently draining your battery to 0% or keeping it at 100% for extended periods can contribute to gradual chemical wear.

However, this effect is minimal in normal daily use. Manufacturers design batteries expecting real-world usage patterns—including overnight charging.

  1. Poor Quality Chargers

Using low-quality or counterfeit chargers can:

  • Cause voltage fluctuations
  • Generate excess heat
  • Damage battery components

If you use a reliable charger, overnight charging is not a problem.

The Myth of “100% Is Bad for Your Battery”

It’s true that lithium-ion batteries experience slightly more stress at 100% compared to mid-level charges (around 40–80%). However, the stress is very small in practical terms.

Modern battery management systems reduce voltage once 100% is reached, minimizing chemical strain.

Unless you plan to keep your phone for 5–7 years without replacement, the difference in battery lifespan is typically negligible.

Most users replace their phones before battery degradation becomes severe.

When Overnight Charging Could Be a Problem

Although generally safe, there are rare scenarios where overnight charging might cause issues:

  • Using a damaged battery
  • Charging in extreme heat
  • Using non-certified chargers
  • Charging under bedding (heat buildup)

In these cases, the problem isn’t overnight charging itself—it’s unsafe charging conditions.

Expert Recommendations for Battery Longevity

If you want to maximize battery life while still charging overnight, here are practical tips:

  1. Enable optimized battery charging if available.
  2. Avoid letting your battery drop to 0% regularly.
  3. Keep your phone cool while charging.
  4. Use manufacturer-approved chargers.
  5. Remove thick cases if your phone tends to overheat.

Following these steps matters far more than unplugging at midnight.

The Psychological Factor: Why the Myth Persists

The belief that leaving your phone charging overnight damages the battery likely comes from:

  • Old nickel-cadmium battery behavior
  • Early smartphone battery limitations
  • General fear of electricity and overheating

Battery technology has evolved dramatically. Modern smartphones are built to manage power intelligently without user intervention.

Manufacturers expect users to charge overnight. In fact, many devices are optimized specifically for that habit.

Does Charging Overnight Reduce Battery Lifespan at All?

Technically, any time a battery is charged, it contributes to long-term wear. However, the difference between charging overnight and unplugging immediately at 100% is extremely small in real-world use.

Battery degradation happens gradually over years due to:

  • Normal chemical aging
  • Charge cycles
  • Environmental conditions

Overnight charging alone is not a significant factor.

Final Verdict: Should You Stop Charging Overnight?

No—you do not need to stop charging your phone overnight.

Modern smartphones are designed with:

  • Overcharge protection
  • Smart battery management
  • Thermal monitoring
  • Adaptive charging features

As long as you use quality chargers and avoid excessive heat, overnight charging is safe and convenient.

If your goal is maximum battery longevity, focus on:

  • Avoiding extreme temperatures
  • Using reliable charging equipment
  • Keeping your software updated

Not on waking up at 2 AM to unplug your phone.

Key Takeaway

Leaving your phone charging overnight does not significantly affect its battery health in modern devices. The real threats to battery lifespan are heat, poor-quality chargers, and excessive charge cycles—not simply being plugged in overnight.

Technology has advanced to the point where your smartphone is smarter about charging than most of us are.

So go ahead—charge your phone overnight, sleep peacefully, and let smart battery management do its job.

XGIMI Elevates Big-Screen Projection with the Next-Generation TITAN Noir Max Series at CES 2026

After its breakout debut in the professional world, XGIMI’s TITAN returns at CES 2026 in a new generation built for anyone who craves uncompromising quality. The new TITAN Noir Max Series takes everything the brand has learned from designers, producers, AV professionals, and everyday viewers, and transforms it into a projector that feels just as at home in a family media room as in a high-end creative workspace. It’s powerful enough for professionals, but intuitive enough for the people who simply want their favorite movies, games, and stories to project extraordinarily.

Where last year’s TITAN marked XGIMI’s entrance into the pro space, the new TITAN Noir Max Series marks something bigger: the moment professional-grade projection becomes personal. Upgraded hardware, the most advanced dynamic iris system, and precision-tuned optics bring out the kind of depth, contrast, and color nuance once reserved for post-production studios – now available to anyone who wants the best picture XGIMI has ever engineered.

A Dynamic IRIS System That Brings Stories to Life

The heart of the TITAN Noir Max Series is XGIMI’s most advanced dynamic IRIS system to date, boosting native contrast to 10,000:1 and reshaping how every scene feels. This isn’t just about deeper blacks or brighter highlights, but mood, emotion, and immersion that improve real-world viewing.

Every frame becomes an invitation to look closer. See the individual drops of rain catching neon light on a midnight street, the delicate weave of a velvet curtain in shadow, the faint tremor of a candle flame illuminating a character’s face – details once lost now define the scene. Highlights don’t just glow, they breathe: city lights hold their shape against true black, eyes gleam with intention, and specular reflections on metal stay crisp, not blown out. This is how contrast becomes narrative – by revealing not just what’s in the frame, but why it matters.

“We’ve always believed that projection should feel extraordinary – something that elevates any space, whether it’s a family room or a full production studio,” said Apollo Zhong, Chairman of XGIMI. “With TITAN Noir Max, we took everything we learned from building our first professional model and pushed it further. This series reflects our vision for projection’s future: professional-grade performance that anyone can enjoy, without complexity or compromise.”

Re-engineered SST DMD Architecture Pushes Brightness Boundaries

At the heart of the new system is SST, a re-engineered DMD architecture capable of handling substantially higher light power densities. The upgraded thermal pathway effectively dissipates heat at the chip level, ensuring sustained brightness, reduced thermal stress, and improved lifecycle stability in demanding projection environments.

The re-engineered SST Architecture advances XGIMI’s philosophy of accessible innovation by pairing professional hardware with the kind of simplicity usually reserved for consumer products.

For professionals, TITAN Noir Max offers the stability, accuracy, and reliability required for color-critical work, studio environments, and high-end installations. For families and enthusiasts, it turns a blank wall into a cinematic event.

This is projection in its purest form: precision engineering that fades into the background, leaving only a brilliant, immersive image before users.

From CES to Launch

The new TITAN Noir Max Series will make its public debut at CES 2026, where media, creators, and industry partners will be invited for hands-on demonstrations ahead of its preorder in Q1 2026. Further sales details for the TITAN Noir Max Series will be announced at a later date.

myFirst Sketch Pro Neo Colour LCD sketch pad review

The myFirst Sketch Pro Neo Colour LCD is a no nonscence ready to go out of the box solution for your kids to get creative and is affordable robust and simple to use with no set-up reequired which is simply great for parents and kids alike.

Built to Last: Designed with rounded rubberized corners, it is the perfect companion for out-and-about kids. The large format screen allows you to take school notes, scribble thoughts, and sketches, tic-tac-toe, and many more.

Pen On Paper Experience: The mixture of real writing experience on paper and smooth writing experience on Colour LCD Sketch Pad.

Anti Glare & Clear Screen: Your artwork will look clearer and gives the user a smoother writing or drawing experience.

Portable for On-the-Go Works: The Sketch Pro Neo is so portable that it is a must-have for your child, at home, school, or even the park!

Premium Leather Case: Look stylish and keep your Sketch Pro safe, anytime, anywhere. Check the video below for more.

Features:

  • Large sketching area with a 10” LCD screen
  • Zero delay writing experience
  • Comes with a stylus for pressure-sensitive sketching
  • Reusable with a one-key eraser
  • Lock switch to prevent accidental drawing
  • Low power consumption
  • High Contrast Luminescent
  • Non-Radiative
  • Lightweight and portable
  • Durable Design for Kids
  • myFirst Sketch Pro neo
  • 1 x Stylus
  • 1 x Stylus string
  • Premium leather case
  • CR2032 battery included
  • User manual

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Stealth RADAR gaming headset review

The Stealth RADAR gaming headset is a simple plug and play headset that works on pretty much any device or multiplaftorm and is not only for just kids but adults alike with an aviator look

The colour model we tested is probably the best loking out of the look leaning towards a Ninendo Switch console and looks nice it is also light a very robust and has a tough braided cable for power.

No app is required on set up here unlike other gaming headsets which can be a cumersome process which make this an easy choice for kids and parents alike.

There is a built in mic and the headset is wired you may need an adapter for some products however but this is not really much of an issue today with USB-C being the main connector although it does use a 3.5mm jack you can aleviate this is your product has no headphone jack via an adapter.

There is also a pop filter on the mic making it sound great on the other end, tested on mobile console and PC I had no issues here at all.

With 40mm drivers the sound is great to be fair even for the price and any user will be happy with how it performs even with just music there was no tinny sound when maxed out or any latency of course veing wired that is why.

The intergrated controls work really well with a simple volume wheel and mute switch for the mic making if a fun and easy to use hassle free headset for most kids and even adults who do not want the fuss of more hard core ones in which we have a review of coming soon, check the video below for more.

 

Features

Multiformat
• 40 mm speaker drivers
• Larger domed earcups
• Flexible, letherette headband
• Soft-foam, breathable mesh ear cushions
• 3.5mm audio jack
• Braided cable
• On-board audio controls
• Built-in mic with pop filter

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Surge In Dumped Battery and Electronic Devices Sparks Urgent Fire Warning

One of Ireland’s largest waste management operators has launched a public awareness campaign following a rise in fires caused by batteries, vapes and electronics being thrown into household wheelie bins, skips and public street bins.

Items such as vapes, power banks, cordless power tools, e-bikes, and e-scooters are increasingly appearing in municipal waste streams and are now the leading cause of fires in the waste management industry.

Clean Ireland Recycling, which is leading this campaign, has experienced several fires in its collection trucks and damage at one of its depots.

The Christmas STAR (Stop Think And Recycle) campaign comes ahead of the festive and New Year period, when households typically dispose of old electronics and batteries while also bringing new ones into the home.

Managing Director of Clean Ireland Recycling, Brian Lyons said the sharp increase in batteries, vapes and electronics is creating serious safety risks.

He said the improper disposal of these items “puts lives, property, the environment and businesses at risk”.

Mr Lyons urged the public not to dispose of batteries, vapes or electronic devices in household or public bins, but to bring them to designated WEEE/battery collection points.

He said many people do not realise how easily fires can start.

“A fire can begin when a battery is compacted or pierced in a bin lorry. If the casing cracks it can short-circuit, producing intense heat and sudden flames. Inside one of our trucks it can spread in seconds,” Mr. Lyons explained.

He continued, “It only takes one vape or power bank to trigger a serious incident. We have had fires start while trucks were on the road, forcing crews to stop, isolate the fire and in conjunction with fire services, unload burning material to save the vehicle. There are far too many reports from around the country of waste transfer stations and recycling facilities experiencing fires caused by batteries and other electronics.”

Mr Lyons said preventing fires “starts with proper disposal” and that using the correct facilities helps protect homes, vehicles and recycling infrastructure.

The public can contact their local recycling centre or visit MyWaste.ie for advice on safely disposing of batteries and electronic waste.

SteelSeries unleashes the power of ARCTIS NOVA 7 GEN 2 SERIES

From the makers of Arctis, the most awarded audio line in gaming,  SteelSeries, the original esports brand that fuses gaming and culture, today introduces the Arctis Nova 7 Wireless Gen 2 series headsets.

The Arctis Nova 7 Gen 2 series give gamers power: the power of “real-time audio control” through the innovative Arctis App featuring precision audio presets for music, entertainment, and 200+ games; power in the form of  40% more battery than the previous generation Arctis Nova 7 series; the power of simultaneous audio through 2.4GHz and Bluetooth; power through wireless freedom; and power through versatility.

The Arctis Nova 7 Gen 2 series builds on the award-winning design and heritage of the SteelSeries Arctis franchise and evolves the breakthrough technology that changed the game in sound and audio for next-gen consoles and PC gaming. Now players can optimize game audio for every system with the new SteelSeries Arctis Nova 7 Wireless Gen 2 for PC, PlayStation, Xbox, and Switch/Switch 2 with the addition of real-time audio control via the Arctis App with presets for the Top-3 games on the planet (Call of Duty, GTA, Fortnite), plus a boosted battery with +40% more juice, makes this master of dual-audio multitasking a “must-have.”

Whether it’s chatting on Discord and playing a game on PS5 or Xbox – at the same time, playing Mario Kart World and taking a phone call – at the same time, watching a TikTok video or Instagram Reel while waiting in a lobby for the next game to start – at the same time, or even chatting on Zoom call and watching the World Cup – at the same time, the Arctis Nova 7 Wireless Gen 2’s simultaneous 2.4Hz & Bluetooth dual audio mixing provides the versatility needed for those living a gaming lifestyle.

Featuring 200+ expertly crafted audio preset profiles for immersive gaming, music and entertainment via the Arctis App, an improved 54-hour battery life with optimized fast charging for 6 hours in just 15-minutes, Neodymium Magnetic Speaker Drivers for outstanding spatial audio, and clear communications through a ClearCast Gen 2 microphone, the Arctis Nova 7 Wireless Gen 2 stands out as the perfect choice for multi-platform gaming and multitasking thanks to seamless compatibility, a premium build, and powerful controls.

Available at SteelSeries.com and retailers around the world, the Arctis Nova Gen 2 series headsets are available in three colorways (black, white, and magenta) for the following MSRPs:

 

  • Arctis Nova 7P Wireless Gen 2 (PlayStation) – US $199.99 | UK £179.99 | EMEA €199.99 | APAC $199.99
  • Arctis Nova 7X Wireless Gen 2 (Xbox) – US $199.99 | UK £179.99 | EMEA €199.99 | APAC $199.99

Arctis Nova 7 Wireless Gen 2 (PC) – US $199.99 | UK £179.99 | EMEA €199.99 | APAC $199.99