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 Amit Amit ᠌

I never understood comparisons like "good for games, not very good for music", because. for me - either the headphones sound normal or bad, and it doesn’t matter where you use them. Because there are no special settings, parameters and objective factors that specifically somehow distinguish between headphones in terms of games / not games. If the headphones do not play music well and tumble, then the system sounds / games, YouTube or movies, absolutely everything will sound bad and tumble. That's my opinion, but it's all lyrics. Of course, in this price segment, full-size headphones, and even more so in the form of a computer headset with perfect sound, cannot be found. Regarding this model, the sound is not very good. Many complain about the weak bass, but for me it just sticks out very much here, and scores both high and medium ones, because of this the sound is booming, as if you are listening to headphones for 500, and not for 5k, even a full-fledged external sound system here does not help, but if the bass is slightly weakened, the situation improves a little, but still - not that. I’ll clarify that their sound is not terrible, but just average, there is a directly clear sound, with all the nuances, it’s dirty here. And he is here at such a level that, in principle, you can get used to it. Maybe. If you have never listened to normal headphones. The "cheapest" full-sizes with decent sound are some AKG 240s, but that's a completely different amount of money and no longer a headset, alas. In total, we have a sound of 3+, a good microphone, a comfortable shape and a good assembly. For 5k, how the headset will roll. As a full-fledged device from which you get pleasure - no. In general, 4-ku, because competitors at this price will be even worse.