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In-game audio is just as important as in-game visuals. Upgrade your sound with the EPOS GSP 602 Gaming Headset, a sporty blue and brown take on the popular GSP 600 Read More
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BTW, Drop is not honoring its "RETURNS-NO QUESTIONS ASKED" policy despite its presence on the page when I bought this item 3 weeks ago. They are not allowing me to return it despite this.
I've seen some mixed things about these. How is the sound for gaming? I'm looking for something that has good directional sound as well as something that can sit on my head for a long time. Biggest gripes with some headsets in the past is how tight they get, especially the headband, and how warm they are. Also is the mic as bad as some say? I'm mostly going to be using them with my Series X.
Also is this really much of a sale? When I check USD to CAD and their website I see it listed for 189 by them and it's only 186 after the conversion on here
SmallHalfBeardLate response, but I've been using the GSP600 series for about two years for Hunt:Showdown, IMO the king of directional sound games, and they've worked out great. The band has a tension adjustment and you have to get it right to make them feel decent for longer periods of time. I will say that yes, they do get a little warm because of the seal. Sennheiser/EPOS/whatever they are have some "cooling" gel pads as an aftermarket option, I have not tried them.
I did after about a year of heavy use (using them for conference calls/etc) have the ear pads finally blow out on me.
The microphone is fine and serviceable. Once in a while the lift to mute needs to be waggled up and down again, but that happens on lots of lift to mute headsets.
Ive owned the similar retail version before the stupid EPOS branding, GSP 600.
I do not reccomend this headset, Sennheiser does not make good CLOSEDBACK sound music is flat thru it, the microphone is absolutely horrible, when i had the headset people commonly commented how shitty the mic sounded like an air traffic controller. I reccomend any sennheiser openback, but closed backs are terrible, sennheiser does not make good headset microphones either. Stick to openback and independent mics
While it looked cool and futuristic as hell, it also looks hella heavy. Unless the material is cheap plastic.
Is it one of those "Gamer" headphones they keep making?
bsastorwhat r u on about? Almost all decently made headphones are plastic. Not to mention how much lighter they are in comparison to scarcely made metal variants.
Also, the title for these literally states ‘gaming headset’…so what other use case were u expecting??
Just keep this in mind, this headset is very uncomfortable for a lot of people. It is quite heavy and the headband does not really help with that....for some people like me. But just look into that before you buy. Because its nice otherwise, sennheiser has nice headphone mics as well. And this version of the headset looks lit tbh.