Along with better sound quality comes a better microphone, the Siberia V2 boasts an extremely discrete microphone which pulls out of the left cup when you need to use it, and stows away as a discrete little bump when you’re just chilling out to some obscenely loud tunage.

The Siberia V2 look better and sound better than their predecessor, the sound quality difference is very pronounced when doing a direct comparison (I still have the V1s to test again) and the V2 really make the originals sound terrible by comparison. Rest assured, however, that the Siberia V2 borrows nothing more than the aesthetic from its older sibling and represents a complete overhaul of the headset, including the inclusion of a built-in, tuck-away microphone making it, this time around, truly a headset. The SteelSeries Siberia V2 is the aesthetic successor to the original SteelSeries Siberia headset which I looked at waaay back in 2007. Admittedly, the Rolands are wearing out somewhat from sheer excessive use, so I welcome another set to step in and hold the flame for a while. It’s very rare that a set of cans, or stonkin’ great headphones, will replace my beloved Roland RH300s for any length of time. Resembling a mechanical contrivance or device. having the characteristics or form of a gadget

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