Question 1

does this have a usd?

Accepted Answer

Do you mean USB(the rectangle interface)? If so, then no, it does not use a USB interface. It uses two '3.5mm audio jacks', which are the small circular ports found on lots of electronics that output sound. This device uses one 3.5mm for sound, and another for optional microphone use.

If by usd you mean United States Dollars, yes this product can be purchased using that currency.

Question 2

dose this headset work for ipods?

Accepted Answer

It should. It has a 3.5mm jack for a microphone and a 3.5mm jack for the headset (audio out). You obviously wouldn't be using the mic jack for anything w/ the ipod, but the headset jack is standardized, so any 3.5mm jack on any headset unit should fit into the 3.5mm jack on the ipod.

Question 3

Is this headset lync-compatible?

Accepted Answer

Yes they are Microsoft Lync compatible but overkill in order to push the 50mm neodymium drivers you will need a  Creative Labs Sound Blaster Z it has a Amplified 1/8" mini jack.

Question 4

How do these compare to the Siberia Steelseries V2 headset?

Accepted Answer

I've never personally used the Siberia Steelseries V2, but I can confirm that this headset model has comfortable earpieces. They can be slightly straining to wear for hours on end, but the wired version of these headsets is lighter than the wireless versions, so there's less fatigue in that sense.

I personally had an issue with the pivot joint in a pair of Vengence 2000 headset I owned. The pivot joint above the left earpiece broke and the whole thing had to be RMAed under warranty. Corsair was slow in responding to my warranty request, but after they responded things moved by pretty smoothly. Customer service for the RMA was average at best, so it might be helpful to take that into account as well.

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