The cable itself is 1.8m long, which is pretty decent. There are also inline controls to turn the microphone on or off, and the ability to adjust the volume. It is not a braided cable, but it did stay out of the way. At the bottom of the left earcup is where the cable extends. Most of the headset is made from plastic keeping it very light. However, with the Siberia 200, it was not a big issue other than for establishing a seal, since they do bend up and down a bit to accommodate different users.

Because our ears are not circular, an oval-shaped earcup would provide a better fit. One thing I am picky on is the shape of the earcups. The earcups are also over the ear to provide the best seal when using them. The SteelSeries Siberia 200 features leather earcups for improved comfort, and they really do feel comfortable. Jokes aside, this is quite a wide variety of colors to choose from according to your own liking, or to match your setup. The last two has names almost as eccentric as the previous colors mentioned, which is. Among the different colors are Gaia Green, Proton Yellow, Sakura Purple, and Alchemy Gold. There are quite a few different colors to choose from for the SteelSeries Siberia 200.

Siberia 200 v2