Performance

The first thing you will notice with these headphones is the noise canceling aspect. Once these are inserted, you will not hear anything around you at low volumes. This attribute is coupled with a strong bass and very clear trebles at low to mid volumes. If you turn up the volume high, the low frequencies are drowned a bit by the higher ones, which results in less bass. The mid frequencies are a bit low at all volumes. Playing games with the Siberia In:Ear should make it much easier to concentrate on your gaming session, which could be a good thing when at a LAN party.

The microphone is quite clear and somewhat directional.

Comfort

Using the larger silicone adapters is quite uncomfortable for smaller ears. In my case the smaller parts are a perfect fit. The headphone cables are long enough to even reach around the thickest neck and the cable are quite smooth and soft. As these are the in-ear type you will need to get used to them.

Durability

All connections are very durable and the headphones make the same impression. The microphone and clip are made of solid materials, which should also last quite some time. Only the silicone adapters may not last as long as the rest, but you also get an additional set of these.