Reviews and Problems with SteelSeries Siberia Neckband
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Overall 6
SteelSeries Siberia Neckband Headset
Macworld
23 February 2011
Summary: The Siberia Neckband is a solid attempt at providing a single headset for multiple activities, but that versatility isn’t enough to make up for poor sound isolation and
Conclusion: So, on to the daily use of the Siberia Neckband. The first thing which struck us is that it has a clever design that ensures a firm but comfortable fit.
Conclusion: After using these headphones for a couple of weeks I really am happy with them. The sound quality of the headphones is really good, especially when you consider their...
Pros: The sound quality, The looks, Retractable microphone
Summary: At first, SteelSeries Siberia Neckband seems a little bit expensive, with an approximate price of 80 euros. But believe me, it's definitely worth it!
Pros: - Developed for gaming and music, - Xbox 360 compatible, - No CD drivers ... Driverless, - Full-size neckband design
Summary: The SteelSeries Siberia has a lot of good things going for it. The design is very different and fresh compared to what we are used to seeing and works flawlessly in some...
Pros: Good looking, Detachable in-line volume adjuster / cable extension, Xbox 360 Supported, Excellent microphone, Bass, Build quality, Durable
Conclusion: If the SteelSeries Siberia Neckband fit more comfortably on my head and if it’s noise cancellation was a little better, I’d have no problem giving this a very high score.
Pros: Good sound quality, Beautiful, sleek design, Useful iOS features, Compatible with iOS, 360, PC, Doesn’t grip as tightly as it should, Priced a little high, Poor noise ...
Cons: Doesn’t grip as tightly as it should, Priced a little high, Poor noise isolation
Conclusion: The price of the Siberia Neckband may seem a little steep at first. But the decent sound, good looks, excellent built-in Microphone and inline-remote make it a strong...