Sennheiser GSP 600

The EPOS Sennheiser GSP 600 are straightforward wired gaming headphones. Their boom microphone offers great recording quality, so your voice is clear and natural...

Sennheiser's GSP 600 could use a price cut, a better fit, and a sleeker look, but the sound quality is phenomenal for gaming purposes.

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Keeping it simple, for a price

Sennheiser’s audio product range is borne of 70 years spent tackling the demands of finicky studio engineers and exacting musicians. The best gaming headset market is in a good place today and

The Sennheiser GSP 600 delivers good sound for both games and music, but its bulky design and dearth of extra features make it a tough sell.

Introducing the skullcrusher, lord of loudness.

EPOS and Sennheiser prove once again why they're some of the best companies to make audio products. The GSP 600 headset is perfect for gaming across multiple consoles.

The Sennheiser GSP 600 is the company's new top-of-the-line gaming headset. It's essentially a simple analog headset with no RGB LEDs or similar gimmicks. Does it offer enough in terms of sound and microphone quality, as well as wearing comfort, to justify the $250/€249 price tag?

While the EPOS GSP 600 is an overall solid headset, having an exceptionally good microphone and very nice audio quality, this headset didn't do quite well...

EPOS finishes its Sennheiser collaboration with another GSP 600 series recolor. Like its predecessors, this wireless headset features good audio quality and a premium feel and finish. However, it could use additional audio settings.

EPOS and Sennheiser's last hurrah together is yet another expensive and decent gaming headset. Is that good enough, when $100 will get you something great?