SteelSeries need little introduction since diving head first into the realm of eSports and much of their early success can be attributed to the revolutionary design of the Siberia headset, which was released way back in 2004.

I absolutely loved the Steelseries Siberia V2 and it was my main gaming headset for all the time I got it, But now with the Siberia Elite The V2 goes back to its box and the Elite takes his place as my main gaming headset.

Gaming headsets have always gotten a bad rap for sounding terrible compared to similarly priced audiophile headphones. While that is true in some cases, the SteelSeries Siberia Elite is bridging the gap between gaming and professional audio. Is it worth the $200 price tag? We will see.

The Elite headphones really are Elite. They fit nice and securely on my head and have super comfortable earcups. They come with a few different extensions, which means I can use it easily with my iPod or use it plugged into the surround sound usb connector that it comes with for playing games.

The SteelSeries Siberia Elite is a Flawed Gem, it is such a cool looking headset, probably the coolest I have ever seen and I love its design, with the ColorShift technology just being the icing on the cake.

SteelSeries' Siberia Elite is a PC gaming headset first and foremost, but it's also Mac compatible and can be used for when you're wandering the streets...

I wouldn't say these were worth the premium, you're paying extra for the USB sound card and bling lighting...that extra money hasn't gone into the sound or microphone. They're uncomfortable because despite the large looking ear cups actually the distance between the outside cushion and the inner...

They are very nice looking and very light weigh very comfy on head , Not buy these if you want for Xbox or Xbox one they donk work I brought for my son for gaming no "good " all right for PC gaming

I was able to test out the new gaming headset from SteelSeries, the Siberia Elite recently. Right out of the gate, let me just say that I very rarely go anywhere without a pair of headphones in or around my ears.

If you are no stranger to the SteelSeries brand, the word "Siberia" should ring a lot of bells inside your head. The V1 debuted around 2004, while the V2 came along during 2009 and finally we are here to see the newest refresh for the Siberia series of gaming headsets, the Siberia Elite.