At the bottom end comes the Arena 3, which gives you the two main desktop units I have here upgrading to the Arena 7 adds a 6.5 inch subwoofer for extra rumble and low-end goodness and finally, spending £550/$550 brings the powers of 5.1 channel audio to PC gaming by adding rear and central speakers to the party. The Arena 7 is actually the middle child in the brand’s all-new Arena lineup of speakers. But more on sound quality a little later on. The SteelSeries Arena 7 sound brilliant, I must say, although when you read into them further and find there’s a $300 (opens in new tab)/ £300 (opens in new tab) asking price attached to them, things begin to make sense. And these aren’t just crummy, small desktop units that have the energy and power of a wet flannel. Yes, you haven’t read that description incorrectly: gaming speakers.
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