Epos Sennheiser Gsp 300 Wired Gaming Headset

It's always boggled my mind that every other gaming headset I've had, even when spending north of $200-250 on them, sounds like some $30 Skullcandy garbage from 20 years ago when it comes to sound quality. My travel headphones are a nice set of Sony WH-1000XM3 that I've had for several years now that I originally purchased around the $300 mark and I feel are my benchmark for what wireless headphones should sound like, and these are genuinely the only gaming headset I've heard that actually sound like they belong at the $300 headphone price-point. If you care about audio quality, these are probably the only gaming headphones you'll ever be satisfied with.

This works with the Sennheiser HMD 26 headset and works well

Amazing headset for gaming! I couldn't be happier with this product.

This would be my first gaming headset, the blue microphone definitely is very different from anything i used before. thanks again B&H. Received the headset in just 4 days.

one of the best gaming headset I've ever have in my life I suggest to everyone try this gaming headset

I will start off by saying I went from a HyperX Cloud Alpha S (wired) headset to these... The transition of sound is different and takes time getting used to. The headset is heavier than most, however hasn't given me any issues. The cushions can get warm, however can easily be replaced by the Wicked Cushions. The sound is great and the options with the EQ's are endless. In all, I believe this is a great headset for any gamer, music, or movie lover!

Nice unit.  Very well built, easy to use.  But weve all come to expect that from the upper level Sennheiser stuff anyway.  It is half rack design and I was able to mount it side by side with an older, Audio Technica 3000 series in my rack by only drilling one hole in the connector plate on bottom...fits nicely.  The picture of the headset mic is a little deceiving; the headband looks large and robust, but that wide section youre looking at is just a thin cloth band that does not conform to the molded wire frame assembly like it looks in the picture.  I think they must have put a lot of starch in it to hold that shape for the product photo.  With that said, the headset is still of decent quality overall and I like the fact that it uses a condenser mic instead of dynamic.  I choose this particular headset because I provide wireless for events that have younger children and the fancier, more expensive ear hanging headset mics do not stay on those tiny ears and heads all that well.  This is a little bulkier but will hold on where the other, sleeker models will fall off.  I like everything about the display on both the transmitter and receiver.  Dont misunderstand me; I like the Audio Technica UHF stuff that is available at this price point.  The Sennheiser electronics and features are literally apples to apples the same as the comparable model Audio Technica, but about $20.00 more for the Sennheiser.  For that extra $20 you get a condenser headset mic (the A/T is dynamic) and a little more robust headset.   Im not walking away wishing I could have had...  This is exactly the headset wireless I wanted.

I'm by no means an audiophile, so for me and the space I have in my TV room this soundbar has been an excellent choice. I don't really have the ability to add surround speakers behind me, so I opted for a single bar. It replaced an aging legacy set of speakers and receiver I had and wow what a difference. I've got less stuff and the sound is amazing. I definitely will add a sub at some point, the bar can only do so much on that front by itself, but I appreciate that it doesn't have to be Sennheiser's sub and you can use a wired option of your choice. Setup was super simple with their app, and I'm using wired ethernet and sometimes log in via a web browser to mess with settings as well. No issues so far. I also love that it has a couple of HDMI inputs, great for me with my Apple TV. I really like that Sennheiser came out with a soundbar that's a smaller profile than the Ambeo Max, it's a bit beefy for my taste. It's definitely pricey considering all you get is a bar, but I'm a big Sennheiser fan in general when it comes to audio and have trusted their products for years.

I just got my Sennheiser e908b with the equipment to use the mike wired into a Bose T1 Tonemaster, run through a Bose L1 Compact PA. Really clear as a bell sound, which is what you want. It didn’t sound limited by the mic. I wanted to avoid that. Will ultimately go wireless. I’m not a professional, yet. Been playing saxes for 3.5 years. Serious about sound. At this price point with the flexibility to go wired and wireless is a big advantage.

I love these Countryman lavs! I have 3 of them. 2 wired with XLR ends and the 3rd with a sennheiser locking 1/8 connector for use with my wireless setup. These are super great quality. Love the sound and build quality. Plus the product comes with really nice fabric protective case with a zipper. Well made, well constructed. And the mic isn't too big is size. Looks very nice in interviews.