Review on EPOS I Sennheiser GAME ONE Open Gaming Headset: Unleash the Ultimate Gaming Experience! by Hasam Mondol ᠌

Price! With all the positive qualities of this headset, it does not cost 11 thousand. The open type of the headset also has its own inherent disadvantages - there is no normal sound insulation. You hear everything that's going on outside and the people outside hear everything that's ringing in your ears. At first, they put pressure on your head, if you wear glasses, then there will be a special discomfort, but after 3-4 weeks it will all go away and you will stop feeling the headset. But not everyone will like it. The music in this headset sounds clearly better than in any SS Cyberia, Razer Krakens, and other gaming consumer goods, but if you look from the position that these ears have drivers from the HD 598 headphone model, I don’t know what to say. Either these 598 are so-so (and for some reason people are wildly delighted with them), or this headset just plays like that. In general, the sound can be described as neutral, no emotions when listening. Yes, in detail, but everything that should be heard is heard. But despite the open type of headset, the music still sounds clamped, the bass is there, it’s normally audible, but it’s flat and not driving, it just knocks (because these are open headphones and there can’t be juicy bass in them by nature!), high ones are too sharp and at the same time not the most legible (and if you unscrew the volume, you will get blood from your ears), they do not differ in crystallinity. The middle is well expressed, but nothing more. Of the genres, it is best to listen to instrumental music, any vocals and pop music, not mitol and not unambiguously electruha. My general impression of listening to music for a long time in it is that I want to take it off, I don’t like just such a musical style. I'm not an audiophile, but with these headphones I wouldn't get hung up on listening to music. After many hours of warming up, the character of the sound changes somewhat, but the overall impression remains the same. And they were too lazy to put adapters from 3.5 to 6.3, but they are oh so needed to connect to a normal sound card. I had to purchase separately.