Not as comfortable as the Siberia V2 but it has the same awesome sound quality. The ear pads feels stiffer and I can't wear them as long, maybe 2 hours max.

Contrary to the description, these are actually the LEAST comfortable headphones I've ever had the displeasure of using. After more than an hour the pressure from the extremely tight band just gave me a splitting headache. Avoid these.

Cost: ￡59.99 Available from: Steelseries.com If you're up on PC gaming...

Solid build; Good sound quality; That retractable mic

Heavy clamping force; Subtle leakage; No pouch included

The main take away from these headphones seems to be that they are overpriced for the features offered. For prolonged wear while gaming, Steelseries Siberia V3 offers greatly better comfort.

+ Relatively lightweight + Concealed microphone which can be extended when needed; + Inline volume control with an on/off switch for the microphone; + Two metal bands at the top of the headphones for adjusting the overall width & pressure exerted onto one's head.

- Uncomfortable ear cups which don't allow for prolonged wear - Shorter cord than some competitors' headphones - Mediocre sound, with the need for an equalizer to tweak the sound to one's liking; - Overall bulky inline volume control.

Okay headset, I'd recommend buying one if you're able to try it on first and see if you like it. Overall build quality is OK, nothing special; lots of plastic but the headband feels decent and lasts a while. Audio quality is also OK, not bad but not amazing.

For the price the Siberia 200 series is great; Its easy to see why many professionals use Steelseries headsets

The sound quality was not as great as i was expecting coming from high end Astro A40's; They lack a bit of bass but for the price tag i cant really complain

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Another almost-perfect SteelSeries FPS headset that's comfy and lightweight, but falls short to a wider audience due to a lack of punchy bass and smaller sizing.

Lightweight and strong; Easy to clean; Attention to detail through the higher-end of the audio spectrum

Big heads beware; Lack of punch; lack of bass

would give this 5 stars but the comfort level is the only issue for me. the band squeezes my head a little so i'm not use to that type of headset. otherwise sound: the highs/lows/bass frequencies are all very powerful, and definitive clear tones on low and high volumes, excellent sound quality for...

I've had this for years. I was reviewing other items and found these old listings. I use this headset for everything. The adapter to use it with your Cellphone is a nice add. I know there are bluetooth headsets, but this is inexpensive, durable, comfortable, and of great quality.