SteelSeries Siberia V3

You have probably heard the old saying, "Third time is the charm". This refers to the fact, generally speaking, the third attempt of anything will produce the best chance of success. People will have learned from their past two trials and would also still have enough motivation to take a third go before giving up. This is a similar situation for electronics. The initial product released is like an experimental run, where the manufacturer starts with a their foundation. Manufacturers could be the most creative here, since they do not have external restrictions. The second product is then an improvement of the first, based on feedback from their customers. Since feedback can include vast, numerous changes, their second product may only focus on refinement, rather than innovation. So when a third iteration is released, the manufacturer should know what their customers want by now, and they can add a few extras. Of course, some manufacturers may quit after one or two failures, especially if they cannot fund their losing effort. Thankfully, this is not the case with SteelSeries and their headset lineup. Today we have the third iteration in the SteelSeries Siberia line, the V3 Prism. Back in 2006, Editor-in-Chief Jonathan Kwan reviewed the original Icemat Siberia. Since then, Icemat and SteelSeries became one brand, and they released the second version of the Siberia in 2010. Both of their past headsets, especially their second version, were positively received by the general public, so I can only wonder what SteelSeries has up their sleeves with the V3 Prism. Does the SteelSeries Siberia V3 Prism fit in with the rest of the lineup or, better yet, does it rise above? Let us read on to find out!

Introduction Today is a great day, as I finally get to take a look at the latest entry in the ever-popular Siberia gaming headset series. The original Siberia was widely regarded as a great headset, the V2 was and still is thought of as one of the best price vs performance headsets on the market and now we're at V3, will it continue the trend and be even greater than its predecessors? As you can see from the specifications below, the V3 is equipped with all the basics. Good quality drivers, a unidirectional microphone and 3.5mm jack plugs; nothing

A light and comfortable gaming headset

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A combination of high-quality audio, a comfortable design and customizable lights makes the Siberia v3 Prism an excellent gaming headset.

With upgraded features boasting 16.8 million color LEDs in each earcup, does the performance of the Siberia v3 Prism RGB match the upgraded looks?

I was so impressed with the Siberia v2 gaming headset when I reviewed it last year, unfortunately the successor Siberia v3 couldn't do the same thing. Here is the review.

The Siberia v2 is a classic amongst gaming enthusiasts. Is the v3 a worthy successor?

Review: SteelSeries Siberia V3 Prism Since the release of Fallout 4, I have been clocking in some long gaming hours. So I felt this was a good opportunity to test out the Siberia V3 Prism from Steelseries. Which are meant to be perfectly suited for long periods of  gaming due to their lightweight and comfortable design. […]

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SteelSeries’ Siberia range has been a staple product in the gaming industry for sometime. VGU have already reviewed the Frost Blue, Heat Orange and Pink versions of the previous generation, the Siberia V2 which all achieved very positive results. So of course when the V3 was announced we had to get our hands on one to see if it […]