SteelSeries Siberia v2 3.5mm Connector Circumaural Full-size Headset - White

Pros: The retractable mic is nice. There's no chance of losing a detachable mic, and it stays out of sight when you coil it back into the headphone. Sound quality is excellent. I notice a far deeper bass and treble response than the siberia v1's. The v1's tended to have a more pronounced midrange and lacked bass and treble. I think the v2's are balanced well to give you the full range without sounding muffled or feeling like they sacrificed mid's for low and high's or highs and lows for mids. It just sounds right. Mic mute and sound control in the cable is great. Comfort is fantastic, even better than the siberia v1's. Leather cups on the ears are alot nicer than the cloth on the v1.

Cons: The end wires near the jacks seem thinner than the siberia v1's. I would have liked thicker cable.

Overall Review: I've owned the siberia v1's, and the turtle beach hpx's. I found the v1's to be great but slightly overpowering in the midrange, and the separate clip on mic was terrible to setup at times. The hpx's were too tight and really uncomfortable to wear for longer than say 45 minutes or so. Sound quality on them was muffled but decent. Both sets of siberia's have better sound quality imo. No inline mute button on the cord either. Overall out of my 3 headsets the v2's are easily the best.

Pros: Let me begin by saying that I'm an extreme metal music reviewer (Volumes of Sin for those curious). I was searching for a while for a pair of headphones that I could utilize both at home for gaming and on the go for reviews; plus, high sound quality is an ABSOLUTE must for review purposes. - Amazing sound quality, honestly one of the best I've ever experienced. Awesome natural sound. - Great, but not overwhelming, bass. Absolutely no static at all. Full stereo as well (front and back left and right, plus middle). - Comes with a 3 ft extension cable, perfect for laying in bed and watching a movie or gaming while in bed (if your bed is not near your PC.) - Extremely comfortable ear pieces. Full of cushion. - The headset adjusts to fit your head automatically, no need for manual adjustment. - Hidden and adjustable microphone that slides back inside the headset when on the run. - Convenient volume knob.

Cons: Well it's the one year mark now and today the headset finally went. And guess what? Warranty on these bad boys is only a year. I don't abuse the cord or headset at all, in fact I treated it like solid gold because I rely on this headset heavily. But I did get a LOT of use out of it. Virtually every day, 12-16 hours a day. I'm surprised they didn't grow into my skin. If you're going to be using these strictly at home, I think you'll be fine for longer than a year so long as you don't toss the set around.

Overall Review: The 3ft extension cable gave out long before the actual headphones did. Though my dachshund was notorious for stepping on it. Overall, they took general wear and tear for a year of nearly all day use. But when they go, they go abruptly with no warning.

Pros: Headset is very sharp, nice color. Has oversized cups that fit comfortably over my head and ears for being a larger guy. Hidden mic is great, don't have to worry about it snapping due to its flexible material. Comes with detachable extensions for its own jacks which are nice if your ports are in front and your machine is close. Quality sound.

Cons: Just nitpicking but the volume and mic mute seem pretty cheaply made, almost out of thin plastic. No light indicator for whether the mic is muted or not.

Pros: Clean crisp cristal clear sound , amazing !

Cons: None

Pros: First review and I have to go with a must buy. These headphones are awesome. Tomorrow will be the day that I have owned them for a year and they still sound great. Break-in period wasn't long and now the bass is great. Not very over powering, but right in the perfect range. The cord has no wires exposed no wear or tear on it. These headphones have been dropped, pulled ripped out of and pretty much anything else you can think of and still sound great. My version has the clip on mic which doesn't get used much, but from what I have experienced is that it is very clear and the wire management is a life-saver.

Cons: Only 1 bad thing is that the ear padding is starting to get a little worn, but considering the use these things got and the fact that it's only a little wear and has enough material to last 18 more months I couldn't take away an egg.

Overall Review: I love these things. Makes it even better I got them on sale for $40 bucks, but they are well worth the 80. I've owned Sennheiser, Steelseries, Razer and Creative headsets and this is by far the best.

Pros: For my job i spend the entire day building gaming computers. I personally bought this headset for World of Warcraft vent purposes. I can hear my guildies without any problems setup was easy and the mic doesnt get in the way.

Cons: I have found no cons but will let you know if i do.

Overall Review: Steelseries makes some amazing headsets, and gaming hardware. I also bought the usb soundcard with this headset for travel purposes.

Pros: Sound is perfect. Fits on my head perfectly. Mic works as intended. VERY and I mean VERY comfortable. I game for 6+ hours a night as well as record videos, I am NEVER in discomfort when wearing these.

Cons: The only con I can find is the mute microphone button is a little stubborn at times, didn't think it was worth deducting an egg for however.

Overall Review: I wish I got it at its new price point, I got it when it was 89.99. Also when I am NOT wearing them I feel like I am sometimes, or rather I miss wearing them. None of these are egg-deduction worthy however :P.

Pros: Most comfortable headset I've ever put on. Good sound quality Solid build construction

Cons: Only downfall to the headset is that its microphone isn't of amazing quality, doesn't pick up sound as well as I want it to.

Overall Review: For those complaining about the headset having no bass, stop. Its a gaming headset you don't want the booming base of that grenade exploding drowning out the footsteps of the guy about to shoot you in the back.