Testseek.co.uk have collected 191 expert reviews of the SteelSeries Siberia Full Size Headset v2 and the average rating is 85%. Scroll down and see all reviews for SteelSeries Siberia Full Size Headset v2.
November 2009
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The editors liked
Extremely clear
Great treble and bass
Very comfortable
Multifunctional
Impressive looks
[] Improved comfort
[] More functional
[] Better sound quality
[] Lighter cable
Great aesthetics
Good Bass reproduction
50mm Drivers
Illuminated (Frost Blue)
Adjustable audio (Frost Blue)
Excellent materials used
Noise reducing mic
Excellent design
Great sound
Lightweight (if you prefer lightweight)
Sturdy build
Looks good
“Suspension design”
Good
Lengthy cable
Pluses
Suspended
Comfortable frame
Neutral sound
No exageration of bass
Open build for a more airy sound
Excellent build quality
Good sound isolation
Well-shaped
Detailed sound
Innovative and good design with great sound quality
Looks great
Fantastic quality sound
The editors didn't like
None!
Cost
No braided cabling
No 6.3mm adaptor included (Pink Version)
Cable / In-line controller could be of better quality
ETeknix says
Found the microphone mute switch a bit too easy to flick
Lightweight (if you prefer a reassuring solid feel)
Minuses
An open set won't allow you to do your gaming under all conditions
Very comfortable and light – perfect for long gaming sessions; Vocals are very natural and articulated; delivers dynamic sound across the spectrum without ever peaking at trebleend or muddying up the bass
Separate jack for microphone and audioin makes it unfriendly for portable music; leans slightly to the trebleend
Very comfortable and light ? perfect for long gaming sessions; Vocals are very natural and articulated; delivers dynamic sound across the spectrum without ever peaking at treble-end or muddying up the bass
Separate jack for microphone and audio-in makes it unfriendly for portable music; leans slightly to the treble-end
Good value for price; comfortable; great quality mic; great audio quality for gaming
A little large to wear out and about, €94.99 + shipping
When great audio is added to the Siberia V2’s high level of comfort, the end result is one potent gaming peripheral that’s comfortable enough to use for long periods of time. With the ability to now connect with an iPhone or iPad, what more is there to...
Abstract: There is a lot of competition when it comes to Pro Gaming headsets. The Steelseries Siberia V2 brings out the exotic with a very well designed and actually Pro gaming headset. They come in a variety of colors, black, orange, white and the special edition ...
Long cable that's detachable after about a metre. Inline volume control. Hidden microphone
Weak clamping force. Limited soundscape. Bass lacks punch and definition
While the long cable is nice, for the price the Siberia v2s simply do not deliver the sound quality or the comfort we'd expect....
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Published: 2009-12-14, Author: Andrew , review by: tweaktown.com
Finally, a glamour shot of the ‘phones with the flexible mic boom extended. The furry headband moves easily, but supports the head nicely so the headphones are comfortable to wear for long periods of time. The boys in the SteelSeries labs have do...
Published: 2009-09-07, Author: Andrew , review by: tweaktown.com
One thing that has me playing with the headphone cable constantly is the super soft rubber coating on it. It’s strange and bumpy and amazingly never seems to tangle like thinner cords. Back to the issue of the noise making parts; these cans have b...
Published: 2009-07-28, Author: James , review by: tweaktown.com
The SteelSeries Siberia Red is a fantastic product that is built out of strong rugged materials along with a very competent design. And best of all, these headphones simply sound fantastic out of the box.And did I mention they are virtually weightle...
Abstract: I noticed the other day that the prices of hardware get shoved right at the bottom of reviews, in tiny print, sometimes in white text that you only see if you highlight the article. Okay maybe not the last part, but it comes close. So let's try something ...
Excellent positioning, Well-built, USB sound card in-built
Distinct lack of bass, No 3.5mm jack, very expensive
What you get when you buy these sets is precise positioning of the audio and accurate aural feedback. That's what a pro-gamer really needs and that's what these sets provide. Be sure to bear that in mind when you go headset hunting. For a gamer, these are...
