We'll discuss what that means for Xbox One in a moment. If you were streaming a game through your Xbox One and wanted a second headset's voice to be streamed as well, Share would let you do that.Īs for the chat port, it connects via proprietary cables to the controller or device you'll be using for chat. This function allows you to daisy chain headsets (presumably of any brand, not just SteelSeries) and have everyone's voice sent through the Siberia 800. Share provides a unique feature of allowing voice from another headset to be connected via 3.5mm audio cable. It attaches at two points, which should hopefully prevent it from breaking off. The two ports share a single rubber cover that feels a bit flimsy to me. The mute tone is different for on and off, and easily recognizable as such (unlike the Corsair VOID's mute tone). Short presses mute the mic, causing the mute mic light to turn red. A white LED on the button comes on when powered up. Long press the power/mute button to turn the headset off or on. The right ear cup houses the recessed power/mute button and a couple of ports. It has a red mute light that can be seen from any direction – excellent.
The mic extends out several inches when you use it and can be flexed in any direction you like.
The left ear cup houses the microphone, which tucks all the way into the cup when not in use.
This cover piece can be removed on both sides, but the Siberia 800's battery is only found behind the left-side cover. Although most of the ear cup plastic is matte black, the outer portions each feature a large glossy black circle with the SteelSeries logo in silver.
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