Headset for around $120-$150 AUD

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Hi,

About a year ago I bought the Kingston Hyper X Cloud's and loved them. There were some issues with them and instead of them getting repaired/replaced I got a refund for $117. Obviously now that I don't have a headset I am looking to buy one in around the $100 - $150 *AUD* including postage. My issue with my Hyper X Clouds have definitely not turned me away from the brand, so I was looking at getting the Cloud II's. The clouds were one of the comfiest headsets I had tried on so I thought this would be a great option, but I would also love some other opinions. I generally like to buy from https://www.pccasegear.com because it is reasonably close to where I live and I can save the postage money buy going and picking it up in store but will consider any other store that ships to Aus (with reasonable postage)
 
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Right at your low end price of $100 AUD: https://www.pccasegear.com/products/17094/steelseries-siberia-v2-full-size-headset-black

StealSeries Siberia V2 - I own these and I like them, I can wear them for a good while with only minimal discomfort that I only notice
when I have nothing playing through them. The sound quality is ok, they produce decent bass that doesn't over power the rest of the sound range that they produce.

They have a microphone which you can pull out of the left ear piece when needed. If you don't need it you can easily slide it back into the ear piece. There is a switch inline with the cable that is used to turn the mic on and off for extra security.
Right at your low end price of $100 AUD: https://www.pccasegear.com/products/17094/steelseries-siberia-v2-full-size-headset-black

StealSeries Siberia V2 - I own these and I like them, I can wear them for a good while with only minimal discomfort that I only notice
when I have nothing playing through them. The sound quality is ok, they produce decent bass that doesn't over power the rest of the sound range that they produce.

They have a microphone which you can pull out of the left ear piece when needed. If you don't need it you can easily slide it back into the ear piece. There is a switch inline with the cable that is used to turn the mic on and off for extra security.
 
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Thanks for your suggestion, I'll do some research.
 
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