SteelSeries Unveils New H-Series Gaming Headsets for E3

Updated: June 7, 2013

Every PC user tends to favor a particular flavor of peripherals they like, and they usually stick with what they know, but when it come to looking and buying new stuff it really depends on the presentation of the product.

SteelSeries is a company that specializes in gaming peripherals, which includes keyboards, mice, pads and other cool stuff as well including a pretty extensive line of headphones and ear-buds to suit the needs of many different tastes.

Choice is always a great thing when it comes to items that we use and feel personal with and SteelSeries is trying to meet the demands of a large audience.

In that same light, the folks at SteelSeries are introducing some new blood into their already extensive headphone lineup and the new H-Series is born. These new products are arriving just in time for Computex in Taiwan and for E3 In Los Angeles, CA where gamers from around the world gather under one roof.

Here is what SteelSeries has to say about the new H line; Delivering tournament-grade audio, the new headsets all feature custom-engineered soundscapes and the newest generation of SteelSeries audio drivers designed specifically to enhance audio performance and sound details. The H-Series can be recognized by its industrial design, solidly constructed for best-in-class durability.

SteelSeries 9H

• The SteelSeries 9H with Dolby® Technology ($159.99 MSRP) features up to 7.1 surround sound and tournament-grade audio performance with new sound isolating double enclosure ear cup technology.

SteelSeries 5HV3

• The SteelSeries 5Hv3 Headset ($79.99 MSRP) upgrades the sought-after features found in its predecessor, the 5Hv2, including the 3-piece breakdown, new all leather ear cushions, and new custom-engineered audio drivers.

SteelSeries 3HV2

• The SteelSeries 3Hv2 Headset ($39.99 MSRP) is built for gamers who are looking to experience SteelSeries audio for the first time or without having to make a large investment, the 3Hv2 encompasses the four components that set SteelSeries audio above the rest: performance, convenience, durability and comfort.