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The Arena 7's are arguably the most advanced 2.1 speakers for a gaming PC or console but it's granular complexity might require an audio engineer's skills to take advantage of those features. I have been battling against these Arena 7 speakers under Windows 11 now for 2 months and I have finally surrendered. It's software suite known as "Steelseries GG" has so many options for controlling the sound field and its RGB LEDS on its satellites that Windows often loses control of them. The "GG" suite creates a set of "virtual speakers" for Windows that you can (or it can) adjust to depending on the sound format. "Media", "Movie", "Chat" or "Gaming". Individual gaming titles in particular can have their own "custom" sound EQ settings. But in my battle I found GG was constantly changing my speaker outputs and volume levels on its own. So I was having to babysit GG to force it behave in the far more simpler way I prefer.I had upgraded from an older set of Logitech G560's 2.1 speakers but I am glad I didn't sell them because, indeed, they are back connected to my Windows PC, today. The Arena 7's were put back in the box. They will be going onto Marketplace tomorrow. But I am now breathing easier. No more multitudes of "virtual" speakers to change (and fix). I am back in control.Another note: I enjoy RGB speakers that react to Windows audio. While the Arena's could react both visually and audibly, the "reactive" feature does not work unless you disable HDR on your monitor. While Logitech's work fine with HDR enabled. Also, the G560s have 2 independent RGB zones with 4 LEDs on each speaker. The Arena's have 2 RGBs that keep the same fixed color.
Functionality: Low ping, connects to servers all around, providing low ping.Setup: The router, the power supply, and 2 little rubber stops so it doesn't move.Speed: I'd say as fast as your internet (If not faster), but then again, you have low ping.Value: Definitely worth the price, looks Retro/Futuristic/CyberpunkEase Of Use: It's a gaming router meant for gaming at high speeds, plug-and-play, but everything else is on mobile app (GearUP Router).For me, I needed it, I didn't want to keep using the software itself too much.
Not bad monitor for the price. Good quality
It's been almost 6 months with no complaints. I came from the Viper Ultimate and really liked that mouse, but after having that for over 5 years the battery started to not last. I usually don't like changing mice because I get so used to them, but this didn't take long at all.
