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Sennheiser GSP 300 Review ― Plain and Simple (But Not Bad)

Sennheiser GSP 300 Review ― Plain and Simple (But Not Bad)

Posted on October 29, 2016August 27, 2023 By Jarvis
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I’ve often wondered why Sennheiser, easily my favorite headphone manufacturer, never made a bigger push into gaming headsets. On paper, it sounds like a perfect combination: the crisp audio and subdued design of a Sennheiser peripheral, combined with the handy mic and volume controls of a gaming device. Fortunately for fans of the high-end headphone maker, Sennheiser just released a whole line of gaming headsets, with the $100 GSP 300 serving as the entry-level model.

The device delivers high-quality audio, as expected, with a simple setup and a pretty good microphone. However, it’s a bit bulkier than I would have expected, and costs a lot of money for what it does. It’s a worthy option on its own, though both Sennheiser and its competitors sell better products than this.
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