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Steelseries Siberia Full-Size Headphones / headset $15 +$5 shipping

in for one... kids just broke the creative fatal1ty i got at thanksgiving at frys for same price... this should be a nice replacement...
 
The details of of the item even states no microphone.

Features:

* Designed for gaming (no microphone) and music
* Can also be used with MP3 players, handheld gaming devices, and other devices
* Open style headphones allows you to hear things going on around you
* Padded for extra comfort

Specifications:

* Frequency: 18-28,000Hz
* Impedance: 40 Ohm
* SPL@1kHz, 1V rms: 104 dB
* Cable length: 3 ft. with 4.9 extension
* Jack: 3.5 mm

Other Information:

* Weight: 8 oz.
* Height: 8.5 in.
* Width: Expands to 9 in.
* Diameter of Earpad is 4" outer, 2.5" inner

Additional Photos:

* Packaging

In the box:

* (1) Siberia Steelseries Headphones
* (1) Cable Extension
 
yea seems there are two skus, a headset and a headphone.
still ok price. can't believe they charge that high a premium for a cr@ppy clip on mic
 
Looks decent... I'm not sure if I should bite or not. If these are for gaming do they work with 360 at all? I'm guessing no.
 
There never has been and never will be a pair of good headphones designed exclusively for and marketed to "gamers". Buying $20 headphones from a mouse pad company is like buying a $2,000 car from Tupperware.

They'll do just fine as long as you primarily use your ears as an early warning fart detection system. They might even be better than other terrible headphones out there, because after all, a riced out Yugo is still miles better than a Trabant.

But I'm just a headphone snob in a pair of Sennheiser HD650s, bitter that I spent too many years owning too many crappy headphones. These days if I need to save money I'd rather do it on socks or cat litter.
Well, for $17.50 shipped, they can't be that bad. Even if that's all they're worth; at least I'm breaking even. 😉
 
There never has been and never will be a pair of good headphones designed exclusively for and marketed to "gamers". Buying $20 headphones from a mouse pad company is like buying a $2,000 car from Tupperware.

They'll do just fine as long as you primarily use your ears as an early warning fart detection system. They might even be better than other terrible headphones out there, because after all, a riced out Yugo is still miles better than a Trabant.

But I'm just a headphone snob in a pair of Sennheiser HD650s, bitter that I spent too many years owning too many crappy headphones. These days if I need to save money I'd rather do it on socks or cat litter.

while its true you can get sennheiser 350's or better at 100+ dollar price points, at this lower price point of ~50-75 this is a steal.
if you can afford higher price points and the necessary headphone amps and such, thats fine as well. spending many hundreds is easily possible.
 
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