The cushions also serve a secondary function of reducing outside noise that could leak into your headset.

The SteelSeries Siberia P300 is also super comfy thanks to the memory foam ear cushions that it uses. Also, it really does amaze me just how light and thin the headband is again. Not only that, the improved headband evenly spreads the weight of the headset over the entire band and not just at a single point. That’s mean not having to manually adjust sizing. It features a similar suspension headband design that automatically adjusts to the user’s head.

Like the Siberia P300, the SteelSeries Siberia 200 is one of the most comfortable headsets I’ve ever used. In this post, I’m going to be looking at the SteelSeries Siberia 200 first and the Siberia 300 in a later post. Unlike the Siberia P300, the Siberia 200 and 350 are primarily marketed for use on PC/Mac but can also be used on PlayStation 4. Me being a nice dad let him have them, but not wanting to miss out myself on the comfort, I hit up SteelSeries again and was sent their newly released SteelSeries Siberia 200 and Siberia 350. They were one of the most comfortable headsets I’ve ever used and since then, my son had taken it upon himself to claim them as his own. These were headsets made especially for the PS4 that were both affordable and feature packed.

Last year, I did a review on the SteelSeries Siberia P300 gaming headset for the PlayStation 4.

Siberia 200 headset