One of these days I will save up and buy a CM Storm Sirus. Until then I'm just going to keep using the ozone Attack, which is a pretty good and cheap headset in my opinion.

Kluey

Canada1197 Posts

June 17 2012 01:51 GMT

#702

Are the Razer Orca any good?

Sinklarr

Spain18 Posts

June 22 2012 15:45 GMT

#703

I'm looking to buy a Corsair Vengeance 1500. Are those worth the money?

SaGa-

United States50 Posts

June 25 2012 23:22 GMT

#704

On June 17 2012 10:51 Kluey wrote:
Are the Razer Orca any good?

wondering the same thing..

ellipsis_sc

Canada3 Posts

June 26 2012 02:50 GMT

#705

Can someone tell me how much sound the Siberia v2's leak out?

Sagamantha

United States339 Posts

June 26 2012 03:08 GMT

#706

Razer Orca's were good when I first got them, but eventually the cord wears out. You could do better for the same amount of money. In addition. they lack a mic.

SaGa-

United States50 Posts

June 26 2012 03:19 GMT

#707

On June 26 2012 12:08 TeuTeu wrote:
Razer Orca's were good when I first got them, but eventually the cord wears out. You could do better for the same amount of money. In addition. they lack a mic.

Yeah I think I'm going to save up for Siberia's V2

DYEAlabaster

Canada1009 Posts

June 26 2012 03:43 GMT

#708

On June 26 2012 12:19 NateLook wrote:

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Yeah I think I'm going to save up for Siberia's V2

I personally prefer the Orca's over the Siberia ones, but that could just be me.

Edit- I just find the Orca's more comfortable, durable, and generally have a little better sound quality. I'm not terribly hot and bothered for a mic as I have a RazerBlade laptop, but if a mic is a deal breaker- go with the V2 (or just get a $10 table stand mic and the orcas)

SaGa-

United States50 Posts

June 26 2012 03:54 GMT

#709

On June 26 2012 12:43 DYEAlabaster wrote:

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Well.. now it's not easy to decide. TT

Sagamantha

United States339 Posts

June 27 2012 02:45 GMT

#710

If you go without a mic, you can do better for 50 dollar headphones. Check out the Audiophile thread thread for suggestions.

memcpy

United States459 Posts

July 21 2012 23:45 GMT

#711

Looking for something similar to the Siberias V2 except more durable. The mic stopped working after a few months and the rest of the headset fell apart a few months later. I don't care about audio quality, the most important things I'm looking for are retractable or detachable mic and comfort. Not looking to spend more than $150.

Wartortle

Australia504 Posts

July 23 2012 01:11 GMT

#712

On June 23 2012 00:45 Sinklarr wrote:
I'm looking to buy a Corsair Vengeance 1500. Are those worth the money?

i tried these for a couple of weeks. theyre honestly a really good headset, but they were so unbelievably tight/heavy on my head i got headaches after minutes. my heads not particularly big so I found that really strange. sent them back. if they fit you theyre well worth the money.

additionally -

i've decided at this point im done with gaming headsets. i want to stick with my sennheisers and get a clip on / desktop mic.

i need something with good clarity and noise cancelling. does anyone have any recommendations? thanks !

ilmeeni

Afghanistan72 Posts

July 23 2012 11:21 GMT

#713

I bought SteelSeries Siberia v2 -headset a bit more than a year ago. I like the design and the retractable microphone a lot.

In February, the headphone suddenly died. Got a warranty replacement, which was good until yesterday - now the microphone is dead. My dealer explained that these headsets get an almost unprecedented amount of reclamations because of the twin cords. The cords will entangle over time and break the connectors inside.

I would advise against buying this headset unless you feel like constantly straightening the cords etc. I'll get yet another warranty replacement soon, but no way in hell I'm using that shit ever again.

Chipperjones

United States1 Post

July 23 2012 21:27 GMT

#714

This will sound crazy when compared to all the high end headsets previously mentioned, but...i was gifted a pair of these Noise Hush N700m's and they are truly excellent -

Shinshady

Canada1237 Posts

July 23 2012 21:43 GMT

#715

On July 23 2012 20:21 ilmeeni wrote:
I bought SteelSeries Siberia v2 -headset a bit more than a year ago. I like the design and the retractable microphone a lot.

In February, the headphone suddenly died. Got a warranty replacement, which was good until yesterday - now the microphone is dead. My dealer explained that these headsets get an almost unprecedented amount of reclamations because of the twin cords. The cords will entangle over time and break the connectors inside.

I would advise against buying this headset unless you feel like constantly straightening the cords etc. I'll get yet another warranty replacement soon, but no way in hell I'm using that shit ever again.

As I am currently using them I must agree about them constantly tangling for no darn reason. I probably unplug and replug them about 1-3 times a day and at the end of the day I unplug them so that when I wake up I dont have to go through the mess and can just replug them again. None of the headset has died on me yet, but I do see visible damage to the cords from the tangling/untangling, and I do assume that it may break soon. I can say that the headset itself isn't that bad, but I haven't used another pair yet. There are probably better choices, unless you are sponsored by Steelseries and can afford to break as many as you like.

Maggost

Venezuela296 Posts

July 27 2012 14:31 GMT

#716

I am debating on which headset should i get, i have two candidates:

- Logitech G930 wireless 120$
- Razer Megalodon 140$

Which is the best? the wireless feature looks pretty neat imo, less cables imo.

Or do you guys know a best headset?

Ata

Canada356 Posts

July 27 2012 14:50 GMT

#717

On July 27 2012 23:31 Maggost wrote:
I am debating on which headset should i get, i have two candidates:

- Logitech G930 wireless 120$
- Razer Megalodon 140$

Which is the best? the wireless feature looks pretty neat imo, less cables imo.

Or do you guys know a best headset?

I have had bad experiences with Logitechs support. They never got back to me regarding battery purchases (after 3-4 calls) when they said they would and so on.
I own the F540 and even thought I find it fine, my gf doesnt like it as there is too much pressure on the ears. The device does sometimes 1 time per week lose connection to the computer for 1 or 2 secs and the batterylife isnt as good as advertised.
Im sure the razor is going to have its problems too but that freaking Logitech support.....

Maggost

Venezuela296 Posts

July 27 2012 15:39 GMT

#718

Well, i cant have any kind of RMA because i am outside of the US so talking about supports or RMA will not work for me...

TT1

Canada10046 Posts

July 27 2012 16:25 GMT

#719

Audio Technica ATH-AD700 are the best sub 100$ headsets available, it doesnt have a mic tho but u can just buy a clip on mic like a zalman zm-mic 1

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ordinarY

United States55 Posts

July 27 2012 16:37 GMT

#720

I own a set of Steelseries 5hvUSB's, but I find myself using earbuds more and more often. The only reason I find myself using my headset is for the mic. Honestly if anyone is looking for headphones just for listening purposes and you have a good pair of buds, just use them. They are remarkably comfortable for long listening periods, and are nearly as effective at canceling noise as their 100$ counterparts and available for around 20$.