Talk about hands-free.īut yes the button is bit clicky and you'll have to bear the irritating sound of a plastic button clicking against your ears. One thing worth mentioning is that if you hold the button long you are greeted with voice search features depending on the device you use it on, for example my Android phone presented me with Google Voice Search upon pressing the button for long. Turning the microphone off is easy if you don't want you fellow gamers to hear whats happening around you. This is a great thing as the Siberia Raw is not a hardcore gaming accessory but a set of universal cups.Īs you can see you can not only control your calling actions but also your music player app with this single button.

But the inability to use other Siberias with a dedicated soundcard for immersive audio experience is no longer a dream. This makes the Siberia Raw a perfect choice for Laptops and handheld devices such as Cell phones and Tablets, PC users will need an adapter to enjoy the benefits of mic and headphones combined. So bye bye Counter Strike and stuff!ĭuring my test it picked up everything from my breathing to my typing and even the car horn honking on the street to something as minute as my PC fan's spinning.įeatures - Ok-ish I'd say 4 Pole 3.5mm Jack: The SteelSeries Raw comes with a 1.2m rubber cable that ends in a gold plated 3.5mm jack rather than a USB port. Even though they are tiny they are very sensitive and their reception is very good, a bit too good I'd say hence they pick up all the ambient noises easily plus since they can't be adjusted both in terms of position and reception they even pick up the sound of your currently playing music or worst the present gameplay session, this is surely going to piss off your fellow gamer I tell you. The left cup on the other hand has a tiny stub for a microphone which doesn't distort the streamlined looks of the product.

The ear cups are plain and simple with just the SteelSeries logo and a ring that seems to be a reminiscent of the RGB LED ring on the Raw Prism.

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