Review on Sennheiser EPOS GSP 300 Gaming Headset with Noise-Cancelling Mic, Flip-to-Mute, and Comfortable 🎧 Memory Foam Ear Pads for PC, Mac, Xbox One, PS4, Nintendo Switch, and Smartphone Compatibility. by Koichiro Ogata ᠌

I listen to them on the built-in sound (Realtek), more than enough, since the earpiece is low-ohm (19 Ohm), the amp is not needed for buildup. A little warming up, you understand that the detailed sound is worth it, I'm afraid to imagine how cool they will sound on a normal discrete card. For playing CS:GO, I tested 2 models: cloud bark and gsp 300. The differences are as I described above - the sound is detailed, there are few lows, and therefore, you will clearly determine the sound source in these ears and the distance, as well as approaching objects. But in the clouds, the emphasis is noticeable on the bottom, the high frequencies are mixed into a mess, like on cheap ears (maybe, of course, it's all in the sound card), but I really didn't like the clouds in terms of sound, straight from the word at all. Conclusion: GSP 300 is an option for games, music (if you don’t drag yourself along with loud, spreading, roaring basses like a drug addict). They will have to be treated very carefully, the wire without braid (short), it is possible to buy an extension cord. The design is plastic, so do not throw it at the wall when the game is merged. And if you don’t chase after detailed sound, like to beat your head in headphones against the wall after death, have a good sound card, an amp for DACs, then you can pick up the same clouds more firmly . their design allows you to arrange a crash test in the car, or from the balcony to jump headfirst into the bottom after the bass will drive you crazy.