Pros: The suspension design of the headband is quite comfortable, even though I had missed a good sale price prior; it still seems worth what I spent. The mic is easy to adjust and the fact that it stores away is very nice; the quality of the audio from the mic is clear and doesn't seem to have many flaws other than it's a little sensitive. The ear cups are firmer than I thought but it works nicely with this headset. Now onto the audio quality of the earphones themselves, they seem to have good highs and lows and I've yet to not enjoy the sound coming out of them. The cord and the extension seem to have good quality wiring and remind me a bit of a vacuum cord, let's hope it's as sturdy of one. Which comes to my last bit, the controls located on the cord, they are nice for the volume control with a rubber wheel but the slider for the mic mute is lacking. TL;DR? Headset overall: Comfortable, light weight, good quality. Mic: Clear, minimal flaws. Sound quality: Good highs and lows with decent base. Cord quality: Seems durable. Controls on cord: Volume control is rubber and easy to use. Mic mute lacking, see cons.

Cons: The only reason this isn't a 5 egg rating for me would be the fact that the controls on the chord have a slight flaw, the mic mute switch. It's not a huge flaw and it is useable, but can be a bit annoying to use since it's completely smooth. If it had a notch or some sort of grip to more easily slide the mute button more easily. TL;DR? Mic mute control: Lacking a grip to more easily slide the button.

Pros: Made my car speakers seem subpar. My favorite music and games sound so much better with these headphones - the gameplay audio is so real and clear it almost feels like you're actually IN the game. The microphone is really flexible and winds up into the left earpiece. I've dropped them a few times so having a hideaway microphone that is flexible is a must. My favorite part about them is that they're easily adjustable, not klunky. They have an elastic band, typical of all Steelseries Siberias. They're basically the same as the v2's in terms of quality, just HyperX branded.

Cons: They're a bit heavy, but manageable. Anyone who has had or has Steelseries headphones wears them knowing they will be heavy. You pay that price for the noise cancellation and the sound quality.

Overall Review: If you've tried the Steelseries Siberia v2s, you know what these feel like, and you know the sound quality is amazing. My whole daily PC experience is so much better...can't believe what I was missing without them.

Pros: Love the blue color. It's a steelseries siberia v2. Not usb. retractable mic. more than enough cable with the extension. light and comfortable. smooth ear pads. covers all of my ears which really dampens outside sound. Kingston and Steelseries are good brands.

Cons: Comes with extension, sticker, and ear damage warning. Would have liked a little booklet besides all the specs on the box. The mic on/off switch is a nice feature, but it can be slippery/slick which makes changing it hard. Would be nice if there was a textured pattern or grooves on it, but I am just nit-picking.

Overall Review: Mic switch does have a depression for grip when sliding it, besides that its smooth plastic.

Pros: I have never had a pair of headphone that sounded like this. These have an absolutely wonderful, rich sound. The lows, mids, and highs are all there. They are very comfortable as well.

Cons: I don't have any cons, but I do have some minor tweaks on how these could be even better.

Overall Review: I would like to recommend the following to the SteelSeries engineers in the next revision of these headphones: 1) Lengthen the metal upper support by about 1". I recommend this due to myself (and other reviewers from my reading) have larger heads than normal. I think by extending the metal upper supports, you would be able to encompass a greater range of head sizes. 2) Extend the length of the cord to 4 ft as opposed to 3 ft. I believe this would allow for greater mobility of the user without the need of the 6ft extension. I did not mark these as cons because in the end, this is my personal preference and does not, in any way, take away from the quality of the headphones or their construction. I actually applaud SteelSeries for bringing a product like this to the market. Thank you, SteelSeries.

Pros: This set is incredible light weight allowing users to wear them for extended periods of time. The might, thus far, seems to be of good quality--crisp sound, no or little reverb and has a mute switch which is also convenient (however the switch is smooth making it somewhat difficult to use). The speakers of also seem to be better than average, but are certainly not Bose quality.

Cons: They are lightweight which may make them easily breakable. The cord splits in the middle becoming two cords which may become a hassle for anyone who does not know how to manage cables. The set does not support surround sound.

Overall Review: I bought this set nearly two months ago on sale for $29 and have no regrets. They were well worth it for general gaming and listening to music. However, there are far better set out there but not for the price I paid.

Pros: I got this headset on sale from newegg for like $40 or 50, just to try them out and see if they were really great for gaming. I probably have 10 or 11 different headset that I have used over the years. I play competitive games and have always struggled to not break my headsets, and find ones that aren't just all marketing gimmicks. In terms of just straight full sound quality, my sennheiser, and AT headphones I personally all think sound better than these for movies, music, or just in general. The steelseries are designed specifically for gaming, so that's all their really great at. They are not bad for listening to music, but for the price you could do much better. At the same time, i have bought full 7.1 surround sound headsets that cost $150 that have 3 speakers in each earpiece, but honestly these steelseries are better than all of those (if you have a good sound card) for gaming. They use speakers/drivers that cut off a lot of the super low frequencies and higher frequencies to make the mid range frequencies (that you need to hear in games) more clear and audible. This is huge. If you have a good soundcard, and you also tweak the EQ settings to maximize the sounds you need to hear most in the game, I think this is the best headset out there.

Cons: not the most durable, comfortable, or best overall sound quality for music / movie listening. For gaming headsets the plantronics gamecomm 780s are very comparable and more comfortable. The plantronics are also much cheaper when you factor in you don't really need a full soundcard for them to work well. The plantronics and these steelseries both feel very flimsy and cheap though. The corsair 1500s and my sennheiser pc360s felt much better in terms of durability and reliability combined with comfort. My $80 sennheiser HD280 pros blow the siberia v2's away for music listening also.

Overall Review: But for straight gaming sound quality, the siberia v2's combined with a solid sound card = best cheap option available that I have tried out of ALOT of different headsets / headphones. I'm sure there are better sets out there, but not for the money. These are designed for gaming, and they are very good at that

Pros: The headset is actually quite comfortable, and due to the self adjusting it fits nicely. I think they actually sound very good and to me its a big difference compared to my old headset.

Cons: So far i don't see any cons with the headset itself, it was more the shipping. I paid for 5 bucks for three day shipping yet got my headset 5 or 6 days later which kinda bugged me since i paid, but doesn't justify taking an egg off the product.

Overall Review: The headset is awesome in my opinion nothing bad really. I just had that problem with shipping but didn't take an egg off, although if i had known it would of taken more than 3 days I would of just went with the free shipping and saved my self $5.

Pros: No need to adjust them like turtle beaches, sound frequency sounds a lot better and clear, pretty good directional/positional hearing, better step up from my turtle beaches, also no usb, color and style is nice

Cons: Since you don't adjust it to you ear's, it seems to move low on your head, not too big a deal tho. Volume button is kind of hard to move, no big deal there either.

Overall Review: Bass isn't overused either so you don't just hear loud lows all over the place. Might be a con for some, but there is enough for me to be honest, no need to have something that sounds like 10" subs on your ears. Some people complain about the mic mute button not having a notch and sliding easy, mine has a notch and doesn't slide from mute to mic as easy as other people make it seem.