Sennheiser are known around the world for their quality audio equipment but when it comes to their gaming headsets they are probably a little less known especially below brands such as Turtle Beach etc. This isn’t a reflection on the quality of gaming headset Sennheiser produce, more that their sole purpose isn’t gaming headsets and therefore might be overlooked. I had the chance to review the Sennheiser G4ME ONE headset and gamers might what to re-think overlooking them.
Neil writes: "So, the EPOS | SENNHEISER GSP 500 headset. Is it worth a look? Yes, by all means you’ll want to put this on your consideration list for when you next go headset shopping, and if you like the feel, look and sounds produced by the open-back cups, you’re going to be well sorted."
The Sennheiser EPOS GSX 300 manages to be both a solid external sound card and an intuitive profile swapping device, that is both sleek and satisfying.
Sennheiser have been reaching out into the gaming headset market. their latest venture is the GSP 670. How does it stack up?
