"With sound quality almost as good as professional studio headsets you really can't go wrong with the Siberia Neckband Headset"
"I can't in good conscience knock this product because I have a big melon so despite my issues with my big ears and comfort I am going to give the Siberia Neckband headset our Top Rank award. After all, it's not through any error in design."
"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 applications. Besides being shaped different the design of the cups and microphone helps to conceal that it's a headset."
"Would I recommend these? Yup, for anyone that loves using their headset for everything this is an ideal choice for all of your multimedia needs."
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SteelSeries launched the original Siberia Full-Size headset in 2004, and the success of that headset has been enormous. Not only do gamers use it, but also rock musicians, DJ’s, and enthusiasts that just enjoy the design and soundscape. The SteelSeries Siberia Neckband takes the concept of unique design a step further with its behind the neck positioning.
The SteelSeries Neckband can be adjusted to fit all sizes through its retracting headband. Simply pull the earcups out and adjust to your head.

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The earcups are XL sized and cloth padded for extreme comfort in all situations.

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It was really important to make the Siberia Neckband cross-platform compatible to ensure optimized use with computers, consoles, and portable digital devices. You can use the Neckband with your Xbox 360, just plug it in, listen and talk. We believe that this headset brings the best of both design and performance together in one beautiful looking unit.
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The Siberia Neckband features a retractable microphone that can be hidden in the left earcup, which means you can use it when you need it, but don’t have to flash it in public if you don’t want to.

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The Siberia Neckband played a vital part of the cast in David May’s music video for the hit single “I’ll be Watching You”.

In Kenya we caught a crew of monkeys in the act of close-examining a Siberia Neckband, in a seriously intense way.

Even the youngest players in the bunch are fit for using the Siberia Neckband as a tool to reach pro-level.

This headset was publicly announced in 2007 during the Electronic Sports World Cup Grand Finals, where SteelSeries teams took home gold in both the Counter-Strike male and female tournament.