mmm... headset

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Anyone have one of these Saitek headset?

http://www.saitekusa.com/usa/prod/cyborg5v2.htm

Looks... nice.
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if they make everything else up to the same standards are what put them on the american market, then it will be exceptional headset. if not. ehh can't be too horrible.
 
I have a Saitek II keyboard that my girlfriend is now using... I believe I bought it back in August of last year. Anyhow, it's taken a lot of thumping and banging, and now an unbelievable amount of typing.. and it's still holding tough. If they put the quality into this headset like they do everything else, then you're going to be very happy choosing that headset. However, I bought a great headset at Best Buy about 7 months ago for under 60$ (noise cancellation/etc/whole works), and it's still doing good.. It currently holds the record for the longest lifetime of a headset that I've owned.. Let me know if you buy the Cyborg headset and tell me how great it is.
 
I would recommend Sennheiser for headphones, I currently have the HD 280 Pro with the X-Fi and it's amazing.
 
I've been using the [link=http://www.plantronics.com/north_america/en_US/products/computer/pc-gaming-headsets/audio-365]Plantronics .Audio 365[/link] for a while. Sound is good and the mic woks ok, no software calibrations or anything needed. It's not as fancy as some of the 5.1 sets out there, but they costs under $50 and they get the job done
 
i'm pretty sure the maximumpc podcast uses the .audio 365's for their recordings over skype, and the audio quality is excellent. i'd definitely gives those a look, especially at that price point.
 
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