Sennheiser's GSP 350 is one of three gaming headsets I've tested from mainstream audio favorites Sennheiser and Audio-Technica. Many gaming headsets are overpriced, given their feature sets and audio quality, and Internet forums often recommend buying a good pair of headphones and a separate...

The GSP 350 is a well-rounded headset, perfect for hardcore PC gamers looking to tailor their experience around specific games.

Loud; rich sound; Great virtual 7.1 surround; Noise reduction on mic works well; EQ presets are actually worth while

Mic isn't removable; Software can be a slight hassle

Sennheiser is a brand better known for traditional headphones than gaming headsets – I swear by my CX 300 II Precision earphones even if I have do have to buy a new pair every year or two.

Really comfortable, and great sound.

Sennheiser is not new to the gaming headset market and this is one of their latest offerings — the Sennheiser GSP 350. Unsexy name aside, the headset comes with some impressive acoustic isolation and Dolby 7.1 Surround. But is it worth your money?

Sennheiser is a brand that has a very good reputation in the high-end audiophile market, but it has found it hard to transfer that success into the gaming market. Today, we look at the GSP 350 – a £120 gaming headset that Sennheiser will hope can finally establish the brand as a real alternative to...

Very good sound quality; On-ear volume wheel; Flip-to-mute mic

Requires an extra cable for multi-platform use; 7.1 surround is very poor; Really not worth the extra cash over the GSP 300

I have owned a couple Sennheiser products in the past and have always been really impressed with the audio quality. So it was a easy choice to try one of their gaming headsets. The sound quality is exactly what I've come expect from Sennheiser.

Trying to find a comfortable pair of headphones has become a war of attrition for me over the last couple of years. Either I have the world's most sensitive skull, or my head's unbeknowingly shaped like a Minecraft block beneath my hair, as every over-ear headset I've used has only brought me pain...

I bought this and retuned it the next day sue to the microphone recording was so quiet that it was hard to be heard by others even when using 3rd party software to try to boost the input volume.

Great gamingheadset. The sourround mode was odd at first but you got used to it quickly and now it sounds flat and boring without it. Provides an incredible presence in loud games like Battlefield 1.