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 Fery Buana ᠌

Advantages: - find something more comfortable than these ears; - get a million; - usability has grown greater in comparison to the older model G4ME ZERO; - the sound is fairly clear; - get a million; - get a million; - get a million; - get a million; - get The quality of the plastic is average when compared to that of the G4ME ZERO, but those are twice as pricey. Because to the fact that it was intended for someone with a smaller head, I had to extend the ears as much as possible. Comment: In general, after two years, my G4ME ZERO stopped working in the end, and I made the decision to get new ears. Why did you decide to take senheiser again? Yes, because they are the most comfortable, there are many different kinds of cutters, steel series, etc., and they didn't lie nearby; they are made for the ear of an alien, but zenkhs are made for people, especially considering the fact that the same cutters, etc., are more expensive. I use the headset in conjunction with the gsx-1000, and while everything works great, the sound quality is better suited for talking or playing games, and it is just marginally adequate for listening to music (the game zero sounded better). The high frequencies aren't great, but as long as I have music playing, I'm good. The plastic has a low-quality feel to it, but for a hundred dollars, what more could you ask for in a headset? in particular for the Zenheiser, which are already quite pricey on their own. Therefore, one of the only objective drawbacks is that the headset is only suitable for people with small heads; however, the length of the temples was sufficient for me, and I believe that it should be sufficient for everyone else as well; having said that, the fact remains that in comparison to wireless momentums, I advanced the temple by approximately forty percent.