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Now with a refreshed version of the Siberia V2 headset SteelSeries are expanding their range further to include PS3 compatibility on a product which also works with Xbox 360, PC and Mac. Could this be the best solution for those who game on multiple pr...
Looking first to build quality the Siberia V2 has the usual high standard of components which we expect from SteelSeries. Each of the parts which make up the V2 feel solid and fit together well and there are no problems with rough edges or cheap feeli...
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SteelSeries' Siberia headset has been available for the PC and Mac since early last year, but this new version has been revamped to suit iOS devices too. It now features a single 3.5mm jack, and inline controls for pausing your sounds, taking calls and...
Excellent build quality, Good sound isolation, Well-shaped, detailed sound...
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digitalversus.com Updated:
2011-09-24 19:10:08
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USB or mini-jack? USB headphones, with or without mic, are all the rage at the moment. Modern, hi-tech... must be good! What's more, you plug them in and they work! This last point is easily dismissed however: two mini-jack connectors aren't any more...
Pluses, Suspended, comfortable frame, Neutral sound, no exageration of bass, Open build for a more airy sound...
Minuses, An open set won't allow you to do your gaming under all conditions, Imitation leather covering...
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It's not often that I get the chance to review a headset. In fact the only one I have had before the Siberia was the very good ZOWIEGEAR Hammer. So it was with great interest that I unwrapped the packaging for my new Siberia V2. I say interest and not...
Innovative and good design with great sound quality...
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wired.co.uk Updated:
2011-09-24 19:10:09
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SteelSeries' latest headphones, presented in glossy iPod white, almost look like designer cans for music lovers. Look closer though, at the retractable microphone and lightweight design, and it becomes obvious that these are made with lengthy online Ca...
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vortez.net Updated:
2011-09-24 19:10:10
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Product on Review: Steelseries Siberia V2 HeadsetManufacturer: SteelseriesMSRP: £74It was only a few weeks ago that I reviewed the Steelseries Siberia and today we have a fresh new version of this wonderful headset. Steelseries have recognized some of...
Impressive looks, [] Improved comfort, [] More functional, [] Better sound quality, [] Lighter cable...
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It’s not often that a company will go out of their way to improve a product by spending more money on redesign and marketing but Steelseries have done this and its to their praise. They are clearly dedicated to their customers, and seek to produce h...
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As all good companies do, SteelSeries have taken one of their existing products, and made a series of improvements, upgrades and enhancements. The original Siberia headset, already a success, did have a number of flaws; perhaps the most notable of all...
It’s very difficult looking for faults with the revamped Siberia; personally I’d prefer an all black design and maybe the price could be a little lower but to be honest I’m just being picky in order to try and come up with any sort of cr...
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Today we are going to look at the SteelSeries latest full-size gaming headset, the Siberia V2. This is essentially a refresh of the popular Siberia headset which has proved to be one of the best gaming headsets around for a very decent price.
All-in-all the Siberia V2 is a brilliant all-round headset and should be considered when looking for a decent pair of headphones for any purpose, not just gaming. Its sleek design and high quality finish combined with its superb sound quality mean I w...
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SteelSeries are a very well established company intent on producing professional grade gaming gear for all skill levels. From its formation in 2001, SteelSeries have gone a long way and now produces a wide range of peripherals from mice, keyboards and...
If you’re looking for a great gaming headset, the SteelSeries Siberia pretty much has everything. High sound quality makes explosions and gunfire much more intense and at higher volumes, the clarity it still there allowing you to be transported to a...
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ocaholic.ch.english Updated:
2011-09-24 19:10:10
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With the Siberia, Steelseries has a high qualitative headset in its portfolio which has been developed from gamers for gamers. Optically the big ear muffs promise a clean and exact resolution of in-game effects, movies and music. The microphone can be...
With the Siberia, Steelseries has a good headset in its portfolio which was developed from professional gamers for casual gamers. At this point we underline the flashy design and the nearly unique wearing comfort. After putting the headset on the fits...
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If there was an award for 'headphones that would suit a Star Wars stormtrooper the most', then the steelseries Siberia V2 would win it hands down - but we're not sure if that's a good thing or not? These are not cosmos bimbos though, when it comes to d...
All-in-all it's fair to describe the steelseries SIBERIA V2's as a pretty good set of headphones if consider their forgiving price tag. Must try harder...
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expertreviews.co.uk Updated:
2011-10-29 15:30:11
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SteelSeries' new Siberia V2 headset works with PC, Mac, PS3 and Xbox. The generous 4m of cable ends in an in-line remote, which has separate 3.5mm ports for headphones and microphone. The remote also has separate volume controls for game audio and for...
A versatile and lightweight gaming headset...
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SteelSeries is best known for its innovative and all-round great gaming peripherals, but this brand is often an afterthought when it comes to headsets. Not anymore.The Siberia V2 Headset for iPod, iPhone and iPad – which has inline volume control and c...
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...
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Gaming headsets may be a dime a dozen and most either have glaring issues or are priced far above most people’s budgets. SteelSeries thinks they have a product which bucks this trend by redesigning and old classic: the Siberia V2. This headset is sup...
In the past there always seemed to be a tradeoff in the sub-$100 gaming headset maket: either buy a product that faithfully reproduces in-game audio and ditch the need for a built-in microphone or look for an all in one headset but be prepared for lack...
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Where have these headphones been all my life? I am a hardcore gamer, music fan and movie buff. These SteelSeries v2 headphones have far surpassed all expectations I had which were pretty high. Keep reading this review to find out all that was tested...
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)...
All in all these Siberia SteelSeries are quite possibly the best headphones/communicator I have ever used. Although they are "virtual 7.1 surround", they did an excellent job with this system. While playing FPS games you can hear all the sound neede...
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Today we are looking at the SteelSeries Siberia V2 Full-Size Headset.This headset is very stylish and oozes quality with its robust manufacturing.The fact that it's made by SteelSeries is a big bonus.It comes with an extension cable so that you can use th...
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Today we are unboxing the Steelseries Siberia V2 Full-Size Headset.Check out shortly for the full review on this product...
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Of all the evils that have befallen the the idea of good, mobile music quality, Dr Dre and his ‘Beats' headphones are arguably the worst. Too often these days we're seeing the wildly bass-heavy influence of the Beats range in all headphones, but – thankfu...
Good for pretty much all occasions...
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Today we will be taking a look at one of the hottest headsets on the market and while the Siberia V2 isn't exactly new, it's still one of the top choices for gamers around the world and put simply, we wanted to find out why.The Siberia V2 is priced all ov...
Excellent design, Very comfortable, Great sound...
Cable / In-line controller could be of better quality, eTeknix says:...
“We can see why the Siberia V2 headset is so popular, it's comfortable, offers great performance and its perfect for everything from music to gaming. Overall there isn't much more you could ask for much from a headset.” While theShare this:TweetinShare0S...
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The Siberia V2 range of headsets from SteelSeries has proven to be successful and flexible since being introduced to the market. Following on from that original model we have seen SteelSeries rebrand and redesign the headset to suit different styles and o...
Back to the Frost Blue edition we begin the install of the headset by downloading the latest firmware and driver. Firmware updates are simple, just click the appropriate button, it flashes and we are done. The driver is then installed via a standard wizar...
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It’s hard to be a PC gamer and not hear of SteelSeries. They’re renowned for some of the highest quality gaming peripherals produced today. Partnered with some of the biggest games companies in the world, and sponsoring some of the best professional...
A couple of days of testing, and I’m simply in love with this headset. My only real disagreement with it was the colour scheme and long term comfort, but then again I’m not a fan of yellow and black because it reminds me of bees. I don’t like bees. Th...
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Those who have been reading KitGuru for a while will know that the SteelSeries Siberia V2 is one of our favourite gaming headsets of all time. Take a short walk around any serious LAN event, like Multiplay’s i-Series, and you’ll see quite a number...
Looks great, Fantastic quality sound...
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smarthouse.com.au Updated:
2013-12-15 08:15:28
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The V2 is a lightweight headset that doesn't skimp on the full gamut of sound, whether you're after a few gaming thrills or kicking back to a fresh track. It delivers crisp sound over two 50mm drivers, with enough breathability in the open-back design...
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...
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channelnews.com.au Updated:
2013-12-15 08:15:28
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SteelSeries marks its 10 year anniversary with a simple redesign of its classic Siberia V2 headset. The colour scheme?s changed, but the characteristic, dynamic sound quality geared at gamers sits at the same top notch.The V2 is a lightweight headset t...
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...
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Steelseries … without even seeing the product in question, the name alone gives an immediate feeling of quality. Rightly so, because for the last few years they have been producing some of the finest gaming equipment on the market.The Siberia was a...
The Ferrari headphones of the gaming world, with the colour to match...
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A couple of weeks ago we took a look at the SteelSeries Diablo 3 gaming gear where they took some excellent gaming peripherals, including the Siberia V2 headset and added a twist to tie in with the next big release from Blizzard. That take on the V2 was impressive and can be seen here but isn't the only redesign SteelSeries...
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A couple of weeks ago we took a look at the SteelSeries Diablo 3 gaming gear where they took some excellent gaming peripherals, including the Siberia V2 headset and added a twist to tie in with the next big release from Blizzard. That take on the V2 was impressive and can be seen here but isn't the only redesign SteelSeries...
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Let's take a look at the Steelseries Siberia V2s, a PC-only gaming headset. While they are an entry-level headset, they perform well for their price point, and offer an enjoyable gaming experience with a retractable microphone and decent audio quality. If...
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Let's take a look at the Steelseries Siberia V2s, a PC-only gaming headset. They offer an enjoyable gaming experience with a retractable microphone and decent audio quality. If you're looking for an entry-level PC gaming headset, the Steelseries Siberia V...
Affordable and solid, the Siberia V2s offer performance higher than their price indicates.If you're looking for a gaming headset for your PC that boasts a good microphone, decent sound, and won't break the bank, you'd be hard-pressed to do better for the...
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SteelSeries Siberia v2 Frost Blue Edition Review – The Siberia v2 Frost Blue Edition is an awesome, sleek gaming peripheral combo with the SteelSeries Sensei [RAW] Frost Blue I reviewed last week.Like the mouse, the headset only takes what's necessary for...
Sleek design, Comfortable, Lightweight, Cool frosty blue illumination, Extension cable included, Active noise cancellation retractable microphone, Sounds really good, SteelSeries Siberia v2 Frost Blue Edition Review –...
Cheap plastic feel, No 5.1/7.1 sound, List Price: Price Not Listed, New From: 0 Out of Stock, Used from: Out of Stock...
SteelSeries Siberia v2 Frost Blue edition headset is lightweight, yet it feels like it can stand any abuse with its sturdy and unique design. The frost blue illumination under the grills on both ear cups provide a sleek and cool looking ambience, adding...
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SteelSeries are amongst the best out there in terms of specialty gaming gear, offering a large range of top notch gear for gamers of all types. One of the newest additions to their line up though is the successor to the original Siberia gaming headset, th...
SteelSeries are amongst the best out there in terms of specialty gaming gear, offering a large range of top notch gear for gamers of all types. One of the newest additions to their line up though is the successor to the original Siberia gaming headset...
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On the slab today we have some new and improved cans from SteelSeries with some interesting updates to a functional and already proven design. Most notably, the updates include a microphone boom built into the headset and a USB soundcard module...
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...
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The SteelSeries headquarters are located in Europe (Copenhagen, Denmark) and host the primary office facilities for the company. SteelSeries is all about gaming. Their mission is to create performance enhancing gaming gear, created for and by leadin...
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...
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The Siberia v2 series forms SteelSeries's line of closed, passive noise-cancelling headsets. The stock headset is available in a multitude of colours from the Danish peripheral vendor, but for gamers who want something slightly different, the heat orange...
Comfortable headset design and good microphone placement, Orange illumination that stands out...
USB only connector limits use to PCs, Stock cable seems a bit short...
The Siberia v2 heat orange edition is a high quality headset that is both comfortable and stylish to wear. The only thing holding it back is its connectivity is limited to USB...
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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...
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USB Headset that will stand out from the crowdToday, I am reviewing the Siberia V2 Frost Blue from Steelseries. Now, I have in the past reviewed the Steelseries Siberia V2, so rather than rewriting the unchanged bits, I thought I would just copy them over...
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SteelSeries is a company with a fine gaming reputation, offering some of the finest peripherals such as the Ikari mouse. SteelSeries was founded by two people who saw a need in the market to provide enthusiasts and professionals alike with high grade gami...
SteelSeries really have offered a product which can compete on every single level here offering great aesthetics (arguably one of the best), decent build quality and audio quality which can rival that which is offered at similar pricing brackets. When I f...
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It's hard to be a PC gamer and not hear of SteelSeries. They're renowned for some of the highest quality gaming peripherals produced today. Partnered with some of the biggest games companies in the world, and sponsoring some of the best professional gamin...
A couple of days of testing, and I'm simply in love with this headset. My only real disagreement with it was the colour scheme and long term comfort, but then again I'm not a fan of yellow and black because it reminds me of bees. I don't like bees.The mic...
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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...
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It seems I have missed a lot in my life by not being a gamer. The uber privilege of wearing a glowing orange SteelSeries Siberia V2 headset for one thing.I know gamers are special people with special needs but glowing orange headsets, or green Alienware c...
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One of the problems we had with the Turtle Beach headset we reviewed a few weeks ago was despite the fact it's a quality headset the multi-functional persona did mean that for PC users looking to enjoy the experience they had to suffer with a 14ft+ cable...
The design of the headset is superb in terms of looks and comfort. It's also got the perfect length of cable for PC cases that are close to your desk with front mounted USB or you have the extension lead for those that don't.In games the audio was superb...
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Steelseries is a professional gaming equipment manufacturer that has produced a lot of very good peripherals that is being used by championship caliber teams all over the world, like Fnatic and Natus Vincere. Steelseries are also the makers of the award w...
Very Light, 7.1 Virtual Surround Sound, Comfortable even during long Gaming Sessions, 50mm driver units that produce Great Sound Quality, Retractable and Flexible Microphone, Isolation, Noise Cancellation on the Mic...
Dual Arching Bands on top of the Headset...
CommentsOverviewItem ReviewedSteelSeries Siberia V2 Limited Edition: Heat OrangeAuthorPauloMarch 7, 2014Hardware TypePeripherals, Speakers and HeadsetsManufacturerSteelSeriesRelease DateJuly 2, 2013Warranty1 year WarrantyPriceP 5,800.00BadgesAwardsSilverP...
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PC gaming has reached the point that there is simply no excuse to still be using generic mice and keyboards for gaming. Competitive gaming or e-Sports has evolved to the point that equipment is just as important as skills and manufacturers are certainly s...
We test out the SteelSeries Siberia V2 CS:GO headset in multiple usage scenarios using our test rig using built-in audio care of the MSI Z87-GD65 GAMING board featuring a Realtek ALC1150 with Audio Boost. Portable audio is tasked to our Sony Xperia Z.The...
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SteelSeries is known for their high performance gaming gear used by professional gamers worldwide. They provide gaming keyboards, mice, headsets and other accessories which may be vital to the gamer's arsenal. SteelSeries was kind enough to send us one of...
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tbreak.ae Updated:
2016-11-27 03:06:15
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Having been a huge fan of its SP range of hard gaming surfaces, SteelSeries has always been on my radar to try out some of its other products, such as its pretty large range of mices and head gear. Luckily, we have finally established connection with t...
it's gorgeous, excellent sound performance, break away cable, mic stash, springbased head adjustment...
a bit too tight, not light, sound positioning may not be the best...
At $90, the SteelSeries Siberia V2 stands slightly cheaper than others in its category. And for me, they are worth every bit of the greens. The Siberia V2 delivers on all vital aspects for a headphone: looks, built quality, and performance. Quite simpl...
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With the huge range of Gaming Headsets available and considering the £70 price-tag, actually how good is the V2? This headset comes packaged very well; the item is clearly displayed and there’s plenty of information on the box, all displayed in a ver...
Lightweight (if you prefer lightweight), Sturdy build, Looks good, “Suspension design”, Good, lengthy cable...
Found the microphone mute switch a bit too easy to flick, Lightweight (if you prefer a reassuring solid feel)...
Overall, I really like this headset, and found it to be extremely comfortable and very easy to use, it’s not too shabby looking either with its white design. Sound quality was good, both from the 50mm drivers and the microphone and the cable was a de...
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Having been a huge fan of its SP range of hard gaming surfaces, SteelSeries has always been on my radar to try out some of its other products, such as its pretty large range of mices and head gear. Luckily, we have finally established connection with t...
it's gorgeous, excellent sound performance, break away cable, mic stash, springbased head adjustment...
a bit too tight, not light, sound positioning may not be the best...
At $90, the SteelSeries Siberia V2 stands slightly cheaper than others in its category. And for me, they are worth every bit of the greens. The Siberia V2 delivers on all vital aspects for a headphone: looks, built quality, and performance. Quite simpl...
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The SteelSeries Siberia V2 Full-Size Headset is on the table for review today. The Siberia V2 comes in 5 different colors: white, black, blue, orange, and red, which will give most gamers a good chance of finding a color that they like. The Siberia V...
Overall, the Siberia V2 Full-Size Headset is first class. The sound quality is some of the best that we have heard in this price range, aside the bass. The headband suspension helped provide great comfort for extended use, such as our long gaming sess...
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Pros:Excellent audio quality with soft, accurate sound Lightweight design is safe, very comfortable Blue on silver color scheme a visual stunner Cons:Minimal noise cancellation, not good in noisy surroundings Rubber cabling is, for PC users, outdated I...
Excellent audio quality with soft, accurate sound, Lightweight design is safe, very comfortable, Blue on silver color scheme a visual stunner...
Minimal noise cancellation, not good in noisy surroundings, Rubber cabling is, for PC users, outdated...
Should you feel jealous about not having this Siberia V2? Abso-fraggin-lutely. There aren’t many of these around. I take it back. You can get a V2, but not necessarily the awesomely just-before-the-sky-turns-black blue set. Not unless you went to the G...
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After hitting SteelSeries at CES, the folks there were kind enough to ship me a few products of theirs to take a look at. Seeing as we’ve never done anything from them before, I was rather interested to see what they had to offer as I’ve heard many goo...
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toptenreviews.com Updated:
2011-09-24 19:10:08
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The SteelSeries SIBERIA V2 is a quality PC gaming headset. This is the second generation of the original award winning SIBERIA. The original was one of the first sets to make the headband suspension system popular, and it is now one of SIBERIA's tradem...
The SteelSeries SIBERIA V2 has large 50 mm drivers that reproduce quality sound...
This PC gaming headset doesn't come with a carrying case or any adapters.
We found it be an average headset and a decent, economical alternative to leading brands...
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Headsets are a complex thing. The addition of a microphone usually means a vast increase in price over a standard set of headphones, and in some ways the fact they are for the PC/Gaming brigade also means they cost more than a similar pair.Sometimes th...
So have SteelSeries taken a winning formula and tinkered too much, or have they refined something good into something great?Thankfully, they've refined them.Sonically the Siberia V2 are exceptionally impressive and unlikely to be beaten without going on t...
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rbmods.com Updated:
2011-09-24 19:10:08
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Steelseries sent us their Siberia headset Version 2. Quite some time ago we looked at their first version which ended up being one of the most comfortable headsets I have tested in my life. Will this V2 live up to the previous ones, and have they fixed...
Comfortable, Long cord, Build in mic, Good size, Nice bass...
Low treble, Cord not sleevedFind more expert reviews of this headset at Testseek.com...
Something I lack on these headphones is a treble, the bass is fine but the treble is quite low. I have compared vs Mionix and Sennheiser headphones and they both have a much louder treble. It can be fixed with the mixer in Windows so it is not a major...
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elitebastards.com Updated:
2011-09-24 19:10:09
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While SteelSeries might be a name you recognise from their ranges of keyboards, mice and mousing surfaces, it's the company's expertise in the gaming headset market that is perhaps what has defined them in the eyes of many. Indeed, as the years have...
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Always looking to perfect their products, Steel Series recently introduced a redesigned version of their popular Siberia headset called the Siberia v2. We had great things to say about the original in our review of them this past September, now we hav...
It's rare you see an updated product keep all of the best parts of the original and improve on everything that really needed improvements. In the case of the Siberia, I don't think you could ask for a better headset under $200 (with it coming in a...
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overclockershq.com Updated:
2011-09-24 19:10:09
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We are honored to be selected and associated with the 52nd Annual GRAMMY Awards and provide our signature Siberia line of audio headsets to presenters and performers in the legendary GRAMMY Gift Bag,” said Bruce Hawver, SteelSeries CEO. “SteelSeri...
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Bit-Tech.net Updated:
2011-09-24 19:10:09
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There are dozens of headsets out there that tout themselves as being the perfect audio playback device for gaming. Headphones are all well and good, but a headset - headphones that also include a microphone - will open up a new world of multiplayer gam...
We’re not entirely convinced that naming your latest headset the Carcharias is a good idea. Even if you didn’t know that it was the name of a type of shark, it does...
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Steelseries, a professional gaming gear built and designed by and for gamers, has decided to give its best seller headphones, the Siberia Full-Sized headphones an upgrade. As per the details of the upgrade, the headphones have not just received a physi...
Sound quality, inbuilt retractable MIC, comfortable, perfect cable length, good build quality, volume control...
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Steelseries, a professional gaming gear built and designed by and for gamers, has decided to give its best seller headphones, the Siberia Full-Sized headphones an upgrade. As per the details of the upgrade, the headphones have not just received a physi...
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The Short Version: The Siberia v2 is SteelSeries’ entry into the virtual-surround headset market, and it holds its own against the excellent Logitech G35s and Razer’s Megalodon headset — at least, in sound quality. However, it doesn’t offer much to dis...
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The name SteelSeries is synonymous with PC peripherals, so it’s no shock that it has released yet another quality headset. The only snag holding the Siberia v2 back is its price. At $90, it’s a little more than we would prefer to...
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gamingshogun.com Updated:
2011-09-24 19:10:10
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SteelSeries, long-known for their high-end gaming peripherals, recently launched their latest gaming headset - the Siberia V2. The original Siberia headset has been around in some form or another since 2001, so it was high-time for an upgrade or two.Si...
Good sound quality and very comfortable for long play sessions...
No braided cable, adjusting the headband is tricky for firsttimers.
SteelSeries has released the second generation of their eight year old Siberia gaming headset. Will the Siberia V2 live up to the test of a whole new generation of gamers? Find out, After the Break!Full Review:SteelSeries, long-known for their high-e...
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It wasn’t that long ago that I took a close look at the Steel Series Siberia Neckband headset. My complaints almost all came from the neckband holding the headset up. Steel Series does make a Siberia headset that has a standard headband. Today I have t...
yes it was, but I would love to see a version that uses the extra padding to hold the cups off of your ears similar to the Siberia Neckband. I was also not really impressed with the use of a clip on microphone as a gaming headset, but this is just a s...
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Audio is one of least appreciated aspects of gaming. Many people see a headset as simply a way to hear what is going on and talk to other people. What most people don’t realize is, having a good headset can actually improve your skill and your game exp...
Comfortable, Looks cool, Great sound overall, Great for allaround use, Separated microphone w/mounting bracket...
Needs a little more bass, Price ($79.99)...
Pros:· Comfortable· Looks cool· Great sound overall· Great for all-around use· Separated microphone w/mounting bracketCons:· Needs a little more bass· Price ($79.99...
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Today, reader PG reviews the SteelSeries SIBERIA Full-Size headset. Want to be a citizen reviewer? Post a review of one of your current gadgets on BFF and we may just send you something nice. The Siberia set was designed for both gaming and MP3 players...
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After reviewing the Steelseries Siberia Neckband headphones, we really wanted to see how well the old original ones fare against their newer siblings. The Siberia Full-Size headset really is the original headset that was released by Icemat back in 200...
Sound quality, The looks, Comfort, The relatively low price...
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After using this headset for a couple of weeks I can see why it has gained its massive popularity. The great looks bundled with great sound quality for a decent price make this headset a great bargain. There are just a few things that I would want to...
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I have a lot of gaming headsets. It's one of the nice perks that comes with this job, though these days I find that it's getting harder to get excited about them. As my collection grows, I'm starting to see some of the similarities in headsets: some...
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The Siberia V2 is one of the flagship gaming-grade audio products from SteelSeries. Now the company releases the Cross-Platform model, a headset that is compatible across the board with PC, PS3, and Xbox 360. It's a wise choice for the user who plays o...
Retractable microphone, Ingenious suspended headband, Comfortable and lightweight design, even though it is a big headset, Cross-platform usage, AudioMixer and LiveMix enhance chat experience, Simple setups across the PC, PS3, and Xbox 360...
Supports only 2.0 stereo soundtrack, AudioMixer controls are tiny and hard to identify, Best Deals from Amazon, Ads by Amazon, ✕, Thank you, This will help us improve your ad experience. We will try not to show you such ads again, Report a problem, This...
The only major gripe we had with the Siberia V2 Cross-Platform is the absence of surround sound. That being said, it is one of the most comfortable headsets we've tested, even though it is big. The product features a strong bass, nice low and high-ranges...
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insidehw.com Updated:
2013-12-15 08:15:26
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Yes, we're aware that this sounds very strange, because so far Kingston wasn't present in the headphones market, but for celebrating 10 years of existence, they entered into a business relationship with the SteelSeries company, which made the limited seri...
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Today we are taking a look at the SteelSeries Siberia V2 Heat Orange Limited Edition Headset. The V2 Heat Orange is very similar to the Siberia V2 Cross-Platform headset we reviewed a few months ago. Since they share so many similarities, this review...
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Today we are taking a look at the SteelSeries Siberia V2 Cross-Platform Headset. The Siberia V2 Cross-Platform (abbreviated to Siberia V2 CP for the remainder of the article) is designed to be used on PC, PS3, and Xbox 360 for both audio and voice.Th...
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The SteelSeries Siberia V2 USB powered headset has been an award winning headset for some time, comes in various colors and is mainly used by gaming enthusiasts throughout the world. Recently, SteelSeries has done some innovating by creating specia...
If you’re looking for a headset with quality sound and excellent comfort look no further than the SteelSeries Siberia V2 Frost Blue USB powered headset. With the addition of the Frost Blue LED’s, this headset has everything including a cool factor...
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inc VAT) (ex Tax)It was only a few months ago that we last looked at a SteelSeries peripheral, the mouse, which impressed us with its back to basics form. The Siberia v2 Frost Blue is one of the latest headsets from the Danish manufacturer, so n...
The £100 Siberia v2 had some stiff competition from the start with the excellent Asus Vulcan ANC available for £20 less. While the Asus headset remains our top choice for a gaming headset, the Siberia v2 puts in a great showing. Comfort is its major selli...
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When the PC first stepped away from the beige box and into the world of multiple colour possibilities, the peripheral market was the slowest to take up the challenge of providing hardware that matched your tower.Largely this was because black was chose...
It's no secret how much we love the SteelSeries Siberia headset.Firstly it has always been a spectacular all-rounder. The majority of us do not have specialised peripherals and with the amount of tasks we perform on our computers it's certainly beneficial...
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At first I would like to thank SteelSeries for offering the Siberia v2 Frost Blue Edition Gaming Headset for testing and reviewing. About SteelSeries: "From day one, SteelSeries has been focused on making high performance gaming gear used by the...
After using the Siberia V2 Frost Blue Edition for several days, I could really say that they are the lightest wired headset I have ever used (of the same dimensions); the earcups are not pressing excessively on your head so we can wear them for hours...
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rwlabs.com Updated:
2013-12-15 08:15:28
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For the past year or so there has been quite an increased number of surround headsets, both 5.1 and 7.1, released by a large number of companies in the field and up until today we have had plenty of those on our test bench. Today however wi...
Design, Sound Quality, Extremely Comfortable, PullOut Microphone, Mute Button/Volume Control, 3m Cable...
Price (For Some)...
When we first got our hands on the original Siberia headset it was extremely difficult to find anything bad with it and so you can certainly understand how hard it is to find any in its successor the Siberia V2. Perhaps the only thing i wou...
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The Kingston HyperX Edition Siberia V2 Headset made by SteelSeries comes from the line, as the SteelSeries Siberia V2 Frost Blue. With its 50mm driver units that reproduce crystal clear sounds in high, low, and mid-range tones is at the core, delivering r...
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SteelSeries Siberia v2 Frost Blue Edition Review – The Siberia v2 Frost Blue Edition is an awesome, sleek gaming peripheral combo with the SteelSeries Sensei [RAW] Frost Blue I reviewed last week.Like the mouse, the headset only takes what's necessary for...
SteelSeries Siberia v2 Frost Blue edition headset is lightweight, yet it feels like it can stand any abuse with its sturdy and unique design. The frost blue illumination under the grills on both ear cups provide a sleek and cool looking ambience, adding...
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It's not every day for us to be on the receiving end of 3 brand new game titles and 3 brand new movies in Blu-ray format and so because that's exactly what happened roughly a week ago we decided to make proper use of those new "resources" to help test sev...
Build Quality, Design (16 Bright Orange LEDs), Audio Clarity, Good Bass, Extremely Comfortable, Retractable Active NoiseCancelling UniDirectional Microphone, Mute Button/Volume InLine Controller, USB Soundcard, 3m Cable...
Price (For Some), Can Only Be Used With Personal Computers, Current Availability...
As mentioned in the beginning we didn't expect the Siberia V2 Heat Orange to perform better than the Siberia V2 Frost Blue which we did review a while ago but we did use it with the 3 latest games we received (Saints Row IV, The Bureau X-Com Declassified...
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Audio may not progress as fast and as much as graphics do and it's certainly not as important to most people (let's face it the first thing most of us choose is the TV/Monitor and then the speaker system) but owning a good headset for use with your person...
Build Quality, Design (All White/16 Bright Blue LEDs), Audio Clarity, Good Bass, Extremely Comfortable, Retractable Active NoiseCancelling Microphone, Mute Button/Volume InLine Controller, USB Soundcard, 3m Cable...
Price (For Some), Can Only Be Used With Personal Computers...
As mentioned before the new Frost Blue USB headset is based on the already award winning Siberia V2 like of headsets by SteelSeries and so it still excels as an lightweight stereo headset (which you can use for many ours without issue) with very good audi...
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funkykit.com Updated:
2014-10-01 07:10:56
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The Siberia line from Steelseries is very well known and this is not the first time we have reviewed a product from the line of headsets, we have seen multiple Siberia V2's here on Funkykit. Well, Steelseries is back with their latest addition to the Sibe...
Great looks, a USB connection, and software taylor made for it sadly are not enough to save this headset. Compared with other Steelseries headsets it simply does not offer a great value for your dollar. Performance is Great if you are only planning on...
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examiner.com Updated:
2014-11-08 11:24:58
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Features:With the rise of more team oriented games, Steelseries has released the Siberia v2 Gaming Headset to improve the overall gaming experience. Communication is becoming more and more important, especially with more team games like League of Legends...
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gadgetreview.com Updated:
2015-02-01 15:03:21
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The number of companies setting their sights on audio solutions is increasing. Corsair and CoolerMaster are two older companies who have recently begun manufacturing headphones, speakers and other audio products. Yet SteelSeries and Astro Gaming are two d...
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skratchwizpc.net Updated:
2015-04-16 10:34:26
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Earlier this year Kingston released special edition memory modules to celebrate 10 years of the HyperX range. Today we'll be taking a look at their joint venture with SteelSeries with the Siberia v2 Kingston HyperX Edition.It's Dreamhack 2013 and gamers f...
Excellent sound quality, Great looks, Comfortable...
Cable could have been braided...
When the SteelSeries Siberia v2 headset was first released prices were a bit on the high side at around £80, prices have now dropped slightly to a more acceptable £60 for the standard Siberia v2 with the HyperX Edition coming in at £69.98 here in the UK...
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beststuff.com Updated:
2016-10-27 03:41:30
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Steelseries has become a gaming accessory powerhouse within recent years (check out their Rival Optical Gaming Mouse), mostly due to their high-end gaming headsets. The Steelseries Siberia Elite V2 leads the pack of gaming headsets and is well deserving o...
Even though the SteelSeries Siberia Elite V2 is primarily a gaming headset, it's uses extend far beyond that. It has quickly become my primary headset for all PC driven communication (skype, gotomeeting, even watching movies on the go). After 3 months...
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There must at least 9,000 different headsets on the market, each with their own style, features and comfort level. So finding the perfect headset is quite a daunting task. Luckily for you guys and girls, I'm here to give you the lowdown on some of the bes...
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A few days ago we reported that SteelSeries has announced the Siberia V2 Frost Blue USB Powered Headset. Today, we have the chance to do a hands on review with the headset and I must say, it's quite a headset.As we reported before, there are quite a few n...
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If you are a gamer, you could be a fan of SteelSeries as well. SteelSeries is the leading manufacturer in gaming peripherals and they keep releasing very high quality products in the last year, more importantly, the pricing is so affordable for most of us...
Beautiful design, Comfortable wearing with well-padded leather earcups, Impressive sound for gaming with improved bass response, Retractable microphone is included...
No mobile connector to use on mobile devices, there will be always 2 jacks, The metal wires connecting headband look not durable, Not good for bass-heavy music, The SteelSeries v2 is available for around $80 on SteelSeries and Amazon. I will totally recom...
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