Replacement Braided Cable for SteelSeries Arctis 3, 5, 7
Your Arctis headset should sound like it did on day one. This braided replacement cable is built for the SteelSeries Arctis 3, 5 and 7 Pro, with a right-angle 3.5mm 4-pole plug and a micro-style headset connector. Gold-plated contacts and knurled strain relief keep the joint solid where cables usually give out.
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Your Arctis headset should sound like it did on day one. This braided replacement cable is built for the SteelSeries Arctis 3, 5 and 7 Pro, with a right-angle 3.5mm 4-pole plug and a micro-style headset connector. Gold-plated contacts and knurled strain relief keep the joint solid where cables usually give out.
Replacement braided cable for SteelSeries Arctis 3, 5 and 7 Pro headsets
- lost or broken original headset cable
- frayed or damaged cable
- need for a replacement with correct plug fit
Get your Arctis sound back with a cable that fits
A frayed or lost cord turns your Arctis into a crackling, unreliable headset. Swap in this braided replacement built for the Arctis 3, 5 and 7 Pro and you are back to clean audio without buying new gear.
Braided build with gold-plated contacts
- Gold-plated contacts
Both the 3.5mm plug and the micro headset connector carry gold-plated contacts. That is where most crackle and dropout problems start, and a clean contact surface keeps the signal steady from the first session to the hundredth.
- Strain relief that holds
Gold knurled strain relief sits on the plug, with a gold spring at its base to take the bending load. The ribbed relief at the headset end does the same job where the cable meets the earcup. These are the spots where cords usually fail, and they are the spots built to take the stress.
- Braided nylon sleeve
The matte black braided nylon jacket resists fraying far better than a bare rubber cord. It feels firm and even in hand, and the coiled length leaves enough slack for a desk setup without pulling on the headset.
Swap the cable in four steps
- 1Power down your setup
Shut down your PC or console before you touch either end of the cable.
- 2Unplug the old cable at the plug
Grip the plug or its strain relief and pull straight out. Never pull on the wire.
- 3Seat the micro connector
Line up the gold contacts with the headset port and push until the connector clicks in place.
- 4Connect the 3.5mm plug
Plug the right-angle end into your source, then test audio and mic before your next session.
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Yes. The cable is built for those three headsets, with a right-angle 3.5mm 4-pole plug on the source end and a micro-style connector on the headset end. Check the model name on your headset before you order.
The listing is built around the Arctis 3, 5 and 7 Pro. Other Arctis models are not confirmed for this cable. Compare the micro connector shape and the 4-pole plug with your headset port before you buy.
The sleeve is braided nylon with gold knurled and spring strain relief at the plug, plus ribbed relief at the headset end. Those are the points where cords usually fail. Keeping the cable out of tight bends at the headset end helps it last.
For most owners, yes. A replacement cable costs far less than a new headset, and the headset you already own keeps its comfort, mic and sound. If the cable is the only part failing, a swap gets you back to the setup you already like.
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