If you like bass more, then v2 is better
But then v2 can pinpoint direction of footsteps better.
And not to mention better sound isolation

Actually footsteps aren't a real big deal for me as I hardly play FPS games. I'm more to bass + clarity ... Well, maybe Siberia isn't the type of headset for me after all... Thanks for your help

try out music headphones...

zzz...left ctrl key on my 7G is getting stuck once in awhile...

Hey mate try asking at Audiophiles Headphone Recommendation Thread.

Thanks H3LLKEEPER and 5p3ak

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Added on July 5, 2012, 8:11 pmAnyway, if I want a below rm150 with mic headset, should I go for 4H Special Edition?

This post has been edited by SomeoneElse: Jul 5 2012, 08:11 PM

Oh man, Steelseries is for rich guys only

I dont agree with this statement.

It's up to personal preference actually. Honestly, I buy SS products is because of the design and quality. I like paying for quality products, pay for what you get. I dont mind spending on something that offers me performance, quality and good after-sales service. I think the distributor, Play Interactive are really good in terms of after sales service because they provide RMA claims for defected products and it took roughly 1 week, which is quite efficient for me.

One day, when you invest in any Steelseries product, you will fall in love with it. Investment... sometimes its worth the risk

4H special edition or 3H? What are their pros and cons?

I only got the mousepad which is one of the cheapest in the store lol
I really like the features offered by the Siberia V2 with USB but spending about RM450 for a headphone?
Moreover, I'm only a student and can't bear to spend some much money in a headphone lol

ooo, such heavy usage or that key? quite rare case.

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Added on July 5, 2012, 11:11 pmYea, I am not a rich 1. Just fund for it for some period and get something which worth it and use it for longer period.

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Added on July 5, 2012, 11:13 pmIf you really desperate for what it offers, then just fund-raise for it. It may serve you up to 10 years. (rather than you suffer with some product that you paid unwillingly)

This post has been edited by jasmineivan: Jul 5 2012, 11:13 PM

heavy usage also obviously nowhere near the rated 50 million lifetime...
i do alot of ctrl-tab, ctrl-w, ctrl-t, ctrl-a, ctrl-s

sometimes the ctrl stuck but look ok, then i wonder why certain window pop up etc...have to press the ctrl key again to release...zzz...

This post has been edited by Everdying: Jul 5 2012, 11:26 PM

Thats what i said the 1st time i saw them...



4H-Aimed for FPS gaming...high and treble are boosted..bass is lowered heavily...for pinpointing footsteps
3H-Balanced headset..compact and portable..bass is strong but no overwhelming

I save up quite sometime to get my 1st siberia neckband

Just pay something with high quality and use it longer
rather than paying for upgrades later


How long u used it alredy?

I am a student too. I remember purchasing my very first Steelseries product, the 4H. Soon I upgraded to Siberia V2, then my passion for SS products grew and eventually followed by Xai, Sensei, 6Gv2 and various mousepads. I usually save my allowance and accumulate them before I make a purchase. As long as the product is long lasting, it is worth it.

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Added on July 5, 2012, 11:42 pmUsually Cherry switches are quite durable. Tried taking out the caps and check for any blockage or could be a switch defect.

This post has been edited by andrewtho: Jul 5 2012, 11:42 PM

Uni?

This post has been edited by eugene88: Jul 5 2012, 11:45 PM

same here

I'm only a secondary school student ==

start it slow sloww

about 2.5yrs, but its irrelevant considering cherry black is suppose to last 50 million clicks...which is a lifetime.

I'm thinking if buying the Siberia V2 Frost Blue
It doesn't come with USB which gives virtual 7.1 surround sound?