Name: G4ME ZERO
Brand: Sennheiser
SKU: 12301
Rating: 3.9 (34 reviews)

4.1

based on all reviews

Consumer ratings:

4.3 / 5

sturdy carry case makes its portability even easier and provides shell-like protection
The Game Zero also feels well-built
Highs sound sharp and snappy

EPOS Sennheiser Game Zero Gaming Headset
lack of surround sound
it lacks punch straight out of the box

Impedance: 150 Ω
Sensitivity: , 108 dB
Frequency range: 10, 26000 Hz
Acoustic design: Closed
Sound output: Stereo
Style: Over-Ear
Connectivity technology: Wired

Sennheiser G4ME ZERO - Pros & Cons

sturdy carry case makes its portability even easier and provides shell-like protection
The Game Zero also feels well-built
Highs sound sharp and snappy
still seal exceptionally well and with minimal jaw-squeezing-just amazingly comfortable
The voice chat quality on the Game Zero is brilliant
High frequencies are delivered pretty well
The treble was great and the highs kept that clarity and detail
impressive
balanced and focused audio
Looks and sound match up perfectly
The closed-back design works well for them as well
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closed-back design and snug fit
headphones are smooth for gaming and just listening to music
both sound and look good
exceptional imaging and plenty of passive noise cancellation
clarity and acoustic accuracy
well-suited for directional sound stages
Game Zeros aluminum hinges are ideal for traveling
Both of them are fantastic headphones
excellent levels
as well as less background noise
excellent spatial sound quality
They are also more breathable
looks great and is very sturdy
headphone is ideal for gaming
headset is really pleasant to wear
s basically perfect for just relaxing and enjoying a great gaming session
Incredibly Natural And Accurate
The sound is excellent and somewhat better than the ZERO
The mids and highs are absolutely clear
well-balanced
clear
crisp
and entirely great
stylish and durable
well-balanced sound quality and an open design
better-balanced sound profile and a more consistent frequency response
feel more durable and better-built
a stylish design and durable build
better built and more stable
comfortable and better-built
Their boom microphone also has a remarkable performance overall
it s solid and designed to last long
very well-matched in frequency
ensures a tight bass and a transparent treble reproduction
overall quality through voice chat was great
Sennheiser GAME ONE naturally sounds great
nice piece of hardware that is durable and comes from a highly respected manufacturer
impressively good performance for a gaming headset
best and most authentic information about gaming peripherals
Voice chat quality on the Game Zero is brilliant
robust and lightweight at the same time
noise quality and comfort level
comfortable fit
easy navigation
an excellent mic and great audio
The treble was great and the highs retained that clarity and detail
quick and easy to adjust
stereo headset is pretty impressive
sturdy carry case makes portability even easier and provides shell-like protection
overall build quality is very good
G4ME ZEROs are impeccably light thanks to their all-plastic build
superbly comfortable and easy to use headset
Functionality is normal and the mic itself is actually flexible
it functions perfectly well
The Game Zero feels great
looks great and sounds great - most of
extremely comfortable and portable
sound is natural
pure
and clear
the manufacturer has kept things pretty simple

EPOS Sennheiser Game Zero Gaming Headset
lack of surround sound
it lacks punch straight out of the box
It sounds a bit muddy at very low volumes
flip-to-mute fan
headsets muffle audio and leave people sounding hushed or subdued
exceptionally loud buzz of the fan in my room
it s a bit downplayed for a gaming headset
The Game Zero headphones are a bit disappointing in terms of build quality overall
lag-free wireless connection
Sennheiser Game Zeros have a lot of problems
the microphone is completely fixed
it knocks the Game Zeros down a tick
mutes itself when you set the mic in a vertical position
smaller felt cups and are slightly denser
aren t too tight to hurt your ears when worn for longer periods
A mute function is automatically triggered when you lift the mic
ear fatigue during long gaming sessions
Bass felt a little separated from the mids on the ZEROs
lack software support and customization possibilities
little lacking for those bass-heavy tracks and videos
It only goes down to around 25% loudness
they lack in software support and customization options
Slightly bulky and cumbersome design
barely blocks ambient noise
Sennheiser GAME ONE lacks bass
lacking slightly in airiness and brilliance
the matte black plastic fingerprint prone does not get scuffed or schmutzed up
Sennheiser GAME ONE doesn t isolate you from your surroundings
Low-pitched voices will seem a little hollow over the mic
pain for gamers if their source has only one dedicated port
these are not a good choice to moonlight as your audio headphones
no way to mute the Game Zero built directly into the headphones entirely
Game Zero headset does not have a microphone on/off button
leather cushions are prone to sweating
G4me Zero is not cheap
players will feel sultry when worn for a long time
mouthpiece upwards above the head will automatically mute the microphone
it s still very brief and the absence of a user s guide feels strange
The Zero is awful at this and often sounds wonky
isn t a single part of the Game Zero that feels cheap or flimsy
the sharpness sounding fatiguing
it s not detachable
The bass on the headset is disappointing
the G4ME ZEROs are a bit limited compared to other gaming headsets
find the heat factor to be severely problematic
heavy and muddled on vocals
overemphasis on voices holds it back
Bass and drums are especially hard to pick up
felt a bit muted and distant

Sennheiser G4ME ZERO - Technical Overview

	Poor	Average	Good	Excellent
Impedance	150 Ω Best: Stax SR-L500 Impedance: 145000 Ω
Weight	312 g Best: Cyber Acoustics ACM-7002 Weight: 0.11 g

Sennheiser - Video Reviews (8)

Sennheiser G4ME Zero Gaming Headset Unboxing, Mic Test and Review

Sennheiser G4ME ZERO Headset Review w/ Mic Test

Sennheiser G4ME ZERO - Full Specifications

Sound output	Stereo
Style	Over-Ear
Connectivity technology	Wired
Headset (integrated/enclosed microphone)	yes

Weight	11.01 oz

Microphone type	Boom microphone
Microphone sensitivity	-38.0 dB
Microphone frequency	50 - 16000

Noise-canceling	yes
Buttons	Volume
Carrying case	yes

Colour of product	Black Black,Red,White
Acoustic design	Closed
Attachment type	Headband
Body material	Leatherette Metal Plastic
Category	Gaming
Foldable	yes
Noise isolating	yes

Impedance	150.0 Ω
Sensitivity	< 108
Frequency range	10 - 26000
Driver technology	Dynamic
Total harmonic distortion (THD)	0.1 %

Inputs supported	3.5mm
Cable length	3
3.5 mm/6.3 mm adapter included	no
Type of connector	3.5mm
USB	no
Detachable cable	yes

Battery operated	no

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Sennheiser G4ME ZERO Sennheiser - Editorial Reviews (8)

4.1

Based on 8 reviews

Sennheiser G4ME ZERO EPOS Sennheiser Game Zero Gaming Headset Review

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EPOS Sennheiser Game Zero Gaming Headset Review

Looking for a new set of dedicated gaming headphones? Check out our review of the $180 EPOS Sennheiser Game Zero gaming headset to see how they fall on the cost vs quality line.

Sennheiser G4ME ZERO EPOS | Sennheiser Game Zero review: "A solid, no thrills, quality headset"

gamesradar

Published: 06.08.2020

EPOS | Sennheiser Game Zero review: "A solid, no thrills, quality headset"

4.0

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Sennheiser G4ME ZERO Sennheiser GAME ONE review

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Published: 29.04.2022

Sennheiser GAME ONE review

It's five years old, but the Sennheiser Game One still has a lot to offer gamers, especially if they're on a strict budget.

Sennheiser G4ME ZERO Sennheiser Game Zero review: This headset’s sound quality justifies its price

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Published: 24.05.2017

Sennheiser Game Zero review: This headset’s sound quality justifies its price

4.5

Currently, a common piece of advice is to not buy gaming headset, and instead purchase headphones from a respectable company. Sennheiser's Game Zero makes that strategy unnecessary.

Sennheiser G4ME ZERO Hands on: Sennheiser G4ME ZERO gaming headset review

TechRadar

Published: 13.04.2014

Hands on: Sennheiser G4ME ZERO gaming headset review

Sennheiser's got game with its 2.1 headset

Sennheiser G4ME ZERO Sennheiser Game Zero Review — (Almost) Zero Compromise

Tom's Guide

Published: 03.11.2016

Sennheiser Game Zero Review — (Almost) Zero Compromise

The Sennheiser Game Zero feels great, looks great and sounds great for the most part, but an overemphasis on voices holds it back.

Sennheiser G4ME ZERO Sennheiser G4ME Zero headset review

pcgamer

Published: 25.11.2013

Sennheiser G4ME Zero headset review

Sennheiser famously designs headsets for the aviation industry, so it’s little surprise the company is serious about comfort and fidelity.

Sennheiser G4ME ZERO Sennheiser Game One Gaming Headset Review

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Published: 04.06.2018

Sennheiser Game One Gaming Headset Review

3.9

The Sennheiser Game One is a simple and comfortable gaming headset with a great sound quality. These headphones have a wired design so they suffer in range but h...