Sennheiser GSP 670 is the top flagship model in the GSP series and Sennheiser’s only closed acoustic wireless 7.1 gaming headset. It uses low-latency wireless connection technology and is compatible with Bluetooth 5.0. It can be paired with multiple devices such as smartphones or PCs at the same time. Now, let’s Read More
Throughout Sennheiser’s previous generations of gaming headsets, Game Zero, Game One, and GSP 300 have gained a good reputation among many e-sports players. GSP600 inherits many advantages of the GSP 500, the biggest difference in appearance is that GSP 600 adopts a closed acoustic design. Compared with other classic Sennheiser Read More
Game One is the first high-end gaming headset released by Sennheiser in 2014. It features an open design and focuses on bass. Today, I will review this headset in brief, hope it will surprise us! Packaging I like the box design of Sennheiser very much. In order to meet the Read More
When I was new to esports, Sennheiser had launched two high-end gaming headset, closed-back PC350, and semi-opened back PC360. At that time, most pro gamers chose from these two headsets. Later, Sennheiser released Game Zero and Game One to replace them. Game Zero is closed-back, Game One is semi-opened back. Read More
