While these cans don't seem to have many features related to durability, the break-away cables are actually a good thing, allowing you to replace them should they snap for whatever reason. Your 's packaging will include your headset, and maybe some documentation. Should you stop using your mic, you an always guide it back into the headset.

Stored inside the left ear cup is the retractable microphone, which can articulate to the user's preference. You shouldn't have any issues with solder points shattering, but we still advise you not to tug on your cables. Protruding from the left ear cup is the cable, 9.8 feet long, and splitting into dual 3.5mm cables.Įach of the cables that split from the main cable after the remote ends in a 3.5mm plug, one for the microphone, the other for the headphone element.ĭespite the fact that there are very few cable guards on the itself, what is there is fairly robust rubber. We've seen this before on more expensive headphones.

Bandįor those of you who don't like to futz with band settings, the s have a design that should come as a welcome surprise, as it uses a cable assembly to automatically adjust to the user's head. The backs of the s are shown here, with their metal mesh, and where the band meets the ear cup. The ear pads are made of a leather-like (if not actually leather) material that is very soft to the touch. Protected by a thin mesh is the speaker element, pictured here.

Siberia 200 headset