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I am looking for a comfortable gaming headset, budget is 65euros, retractable mic maybe?

 

 

 

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I like the Steelseries Siberia V2 just because how light they are plus it has retractable mic like what you wanted :P Probably something better out there but I'm not much of an audophile.

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They look good too, i want them to be really comfortable, i'm not an audiophile either

 

 

I saw Razer Electra too is in the same price range

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They look good too, i want them to be really comfortable, i'm not an audiophile either

 

 

I saw Razer Electra too is in the same price range

 

It seems bulky and heavy to me, but I don't know. Never tried them. And it says it has an in-line mic if you missed it (just incase).

 

By the way, it'd be good for you and us if you could quote a post next time. I don't get notified unless you quote me :)

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Yeah the Sibera V2s in my opinion are extremely comfortable though the sound qualitty could be better.

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I have a pair of Corsair Vengeance 1300's that I wear for at least 6 hours at a time and I find extremely comfortable. I'd recommend them.

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I have a pair of Steelseries Siberia v2's laying around, in case my Sennheiser PC360 breaks, and I can tell you this: it's extremely comfortable, the mic is good (not very good, but it's alright), the audio is nice, it's clear and balanced (not too much bass, if you need more you can just use a little EQ) and it's a good value IMO, got mine for about 70 euros. 

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There are size differences between models of Siberia v2? Because i found lot of colors and price differences

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There are size differences between models of Siberia v2? Because i found lot of colors and price differences

 

Nope. The differences are in the connectors - the headset itself is the same on all models (other than color).

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I've found Razer Krakens / Orcas to be pretty comfortable mainly because of the oversized circular ear cups. Had a pair of V2s before and they were great as well. 

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