I am an audiophile at heart. I have cables for my IEM that cost 4 times as much as this headset. But when it comes to gaming, I rather have a headphone w/mic for ease. So it was rather surprising that the audio clarity was very nice!

As a longtime customer of Sennheiser, I ordered this headset 2 weeks ago despite complaints about its comfortability. I thought to myself, "This will surely fit my head fine." And first impressions of the headset were excellent.

audio quality

- discomfort - mic picks up everything

It's a stupid thing to get excited about in the grand scheme of things, but Sennheiser's new ‘contact pressure slider' on their flagship GSP 600 gaming headset really caught my eye when it was announced at this year's CES tech bonanza.

, I'm writing you a brief guide contrasting the differences between Sennhesier's latest gaming headsets. and closed-back 600s are the latest and greatest gamer cans that the German headphone manufacturer has on the market.

The Sennheiser GSP 600 is the company's new top-of-the-line gaming headset. It's essentially a simple analog headset with no RGB LEDs or similar gimmicks. Does it offer enough in terms of sound and microphone quality, as well as wearing comfort, to justify the $250/€249 price tag?

Sennheiser's GSP 600 is currently the flagship gaming headset in the company's lineup, with a price to match at £219.99. Comfort is a focus for the headset with its thick memory foam earpads, an enhanced ergonomic design with hinged earcups, and contact pressure adjustment on the headband to ensure...

Having your head squished like a grape by a piece of audio hardware has never been quite so satisfying as it is with the Sennheiser GSP 600. It is, by some margin, the stiffest headset we've clamped to our collective skulls in some time. Not that we found it uncomfortable, just firm.

This is very good head set ignore the reviews about bass drowning out other sounds you can always change sound patterns on ur pc. Sounds are extremely good comfort is very good. I even recommend it to my mates.

Sennheiser has carved out quite a reputation in the audio industry, as they're well known for both their low end and high-end headphones, as well as their PC, and GAME series of headsets. Sennheisers' GSP lineup is a little fresher and brings a new design language as well as other features.

+ Precise; smooth and rich sound; + Very solid build quality; + Adjustable tension adjustment; + Clear and detailed microphone; + Works with multiple platforms; Neutral; +- Price; +- Light on some newer features

The first two words that come to mind when describing the GSP 600 are "big" and "industrial." The headset is a black plastic behemoth, measuring 7.5 inches across and weighing 13 ounces.

Good sound; Sturdy chassis; Competent mic

Hard to get a good fit; Expensive; No worthwhile extra features