SteelSeries Arctis Nova Pro Wireless blemished-box deal drops to $233.99
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IGN reports SteelSeries is selling blemished-box Arctis Nova Pro Wireless headsets for $233.99 after applying the 10% coupon code "NEWSLETTER10." The listing is for the Xbox model but IGN says it also works with PlayStation and PC and includes free shipping. IGN notes SteelSeries released a successor, the Nova Pro Omni, earlier this year and lists that model at $380, saying its improvements aren’t worth the roughly $150 premium. SteelSeries' blemished-box policy, quoted by IGN, says packaging may be slightly damaged while the product itself is untouched and covered by the standard warranty.
- What happened: IGN reports SteelSeries is offering a blemished-box Arctis Nova Pro Wireless headset for $233.99 after applying a 10% coupon code ("NEWSLETTER10").
- Why it matters: IGN frames this as the headset’s lowest price and highlights a roughly $150 gap versus SteelSeries’ successor model, the Nova Pro Omni, which IGN lists at $380.
- Context: IGN says the sale is for a blemished-box Xbox model that also works with PlayStation and PC, and quotes SteelSeries’ blemished-box policy saying packaging may be slightly damaged but the product is untouched and covered by the standard warranty.
- What next: IGN did not report how long the blemished-box offer will last or whether stock is limited; the sale requires the coupon code named by IGN and includes free shipping, per the report.
What changed
- IGN reports SteelSeries is offering a blemished-box Arctis Nova Pro Wireless headset for $233.99 after applying a 10% off coupon code "NEWSLETTER10."
- The listing described by IGN is for the Xbox model; IGN says it also works with PlayStation and PC and includes free shipping.
Availability
- IGN published the deal on Sep 16, 2026. IGN did not report an end date or stock limits for the blemished-box offer.
Before and after
- IGN notes SteelSeries released a successor, the Nova Pro Omni, earlier in the year and lists that model at $380. IGN characterizes the Omni’s improvements as not worth the roughly $150 premium compared to the blemished Nova Pro Wireless price.
Limits
- According to the SteelSeries language quoted by IGN, "blemished box" means packaging may be slightly damaged but the product is untouched and covered by the standard warranty. IGN’s report includes an affiliate-disclosure note about links on its site.