Revamped to suit iOS devices, the Siberia V2 is back

Excellent build quality; Good sound isolation; Well-shaped; detailed sound

Bass a little muddy

SteelSeries is best known for their innovative and all round great gaming peripherals, but when most serious gaming enthusiasts think "SteelSeries" they think "keyboards" or "mice".

Being that I have been gaming for over a decade, I have had my fair share of different headsets. I started using the Siberia v2 since it came out and fell in love with it right away. The first time I put it on, it was like ecstasy.

Based on the award-winning SteelSeries Siberia Full-size Headset, the v2 features major enhancements in sound quality, comfort and its microphone. Every element of the v2 has been optimized for pro gaming, making the headset a ...

Both headsets score very well in performance and comfort for their price range. For LAN party goers and people that like a high level of quality the 7H is something you might want to check out. Bang for buck and sheer convenience with the Siberia V2 deserves your attention.

It's very rare that a set of cans, or stonkin' great headphones, will replace my beloved Roland RH300s for any length of time. But the Siberia V2 has done just that. Admittedly, the Rolands are wearing out somewhat from sheer excessive use, so I welcome another set to step in and hold the flame for...

Gaming: The game I tested was COD WaW - both single player and multiplayer.  After putting on these SteelSeries (USB) headphones and loading the game it was like an entirely new game for me.  I immediately felt much more immersed in the game and was much more aware of where the bad guys were.  Every...

Superb comfort; Clear; crisp sound; Amazing but not overpowering bass; More than enough cord length; High quality; retractable mic

Small amount of mic hiss (USB

SteelSeries' latest headset is a major improvement to the 2004 predecessor.