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 Keisuke Uemura ᠌

I took to replace Axelvox HD272. The sound quality of the axels is incomparable, but everything else . convenience, long-term comfort, headband adjustment, all this is not in the axels. Studio working sound mixing tool, what to take from it. Well, I wanted a microphone near the mouth, and not on the table. Once I dreamed that Sennheiser would make a more or less affordable gaming headset with a microphone, I accidentally found out that this did happen, so the choice was in favor of a company that has known how to produce both speakers and microphones for decades, and not show-off upstarts who are some how working rubbish is packed in a glossy acid case and thrown onto the market at exorbitant prices, with the words "this is cybersport". The final point in the choice was the fact that this is a classic headset with two 3.5mm ports. I have a sound card, the sound of which I like, and I didn’t want to overpay for an unnecessary USB thing. Yes, the price tag seems unfair, this thing should cost 3-4 thousand, but not 6-7. But in my opinion, they did an excellent job here, the ratio of show-offs to ease of use was clearly shifted towards the latter. I listen on a Creative Sound Blaster Z sound card. There are no questions about the sound quality from this headset. On Realtek it will sound worse. . A year later, the pillows began to tear from the inside. On the reverse side, instead of normal material, they decided to use oilcloth, like on cheap philips. The oilcloth cracked, and 2 pieces parted, exposing the foam rubber. For a headset for 5 thousand to allow (or plan?) This is just a disgrace and a shame. In general, see photo.