I really like the look of these, and despite being ridiculed by my wife for picking the white, I still think the white ones are the better looking ones. Leaving a subtle “nub” on the left ear, but completely removing the potential obstruction when it isn’t required.ĭoes it matter how they look? I guess that depends on personal preference. The perforated/mesh look on the outside of each earphone is a nice touch, and I think the black, soft leather covering on the cushioning sets it all off really nicely.Ī pull-out and push-in headset to hide it away when it’s not being used, is a really nice touch. They have a really nice retro style, eschewing the solid headband and thick, chunkiness that seems quite prevalent in more recent sets.

Was it worth it? Well……I like them, so I guess so! I had a choice of black or white, and went with the white pair, for an extra 23 pence. That’s not a reflection on the quality, just a sign of how fast-paced this particular market is. They’re at the end of their “life” as an on-the-shelf product, as new models come out all the time. Described as a “best value” headset, I was amazed to see them on sale at a local Curry’s. This is my first headset, and the single item that helped change my whole perspective of gaming. Since my recent epiphany I’ve been on a one-man mission to delve into the audio of games, and to try out some of the headsets in the market, priced between the lower to middle-end.

Siberia 200 headset