The frame of the headset had cracks on both ear cups plastic. So, I took it apart and am selling it basically as an all-included electronics repair kit.
Have a motherboard that went dead? Buy this kit.
Have a speaker that needs replaced? Buy this.
Microphone died? Buy this.
Solder it yourself instead of waiting on warranty repair, which may or may not be granted.
All parts are AS-IS and not guaranteed to be working or functional. Wires were clipped. Plastics were removed. I took good care of this headset while I had it. Sadly, SteelSeries didn't take good care of me, when building this headset.
What comes with it?
- Microphone boom and wheel support
- Internal left speaker and circuit board (No ear pad, No magnetic plate) with Mute Button Cover
- Internal right speaker and circuit board (No ear pad, No magnetic plate)
- Gold-plated battery terminal connection
- Volume "scroll" wheel, and spring
- Metal headband and padded rubber piece (Ski band not included)
- Plastic Left and Right ski-band loop holes
- All screws from disassembly. I don't know which ones go where or what you may or may not have, so you get them all.
Why no ski band? You want to wear someone else's nasty greasy-haired headband? That's gross. No. I won't do that to you.
Why no ear pads? You want someone else's nasty sweaty gamer-dust covered pads? That's gross. No. I won't do that to you. And they had super-glue on them from where I tried to fix the cracked plastic that the ear cups attached to the frame of the band with.