Sennheiser GSP 670

All right, so wrapping up here, overall the Sennheiser GSP 670 is probably the best sounding gaming headset that I've used yet. I'm really a big fan o...

But I don't really want to end it on a negative note because all wireless gear have some form of compromises but the audio quality on this thing is th...

So we'll go ahead and stop killing your ears. Now we'll just go and switch right back over to this mic. Oh, and by the way, when you click the mic up,...

It's hell yes. The GSV670's almost unmatched audio fidelity in the wireless gaming headset space can't be ignored. This thing legitimately sounds phen...

My current headset is the GSP 670 - a headset that I bought on a recommendation from a thread that was a couple years old. It's comfortable - which is great - but I'm not a huge fan of the features - it has weird quirks with connectivity, the wireless range is a bit too short for my liking, and I really desire something that charges with USB-C instead of Micro USB, as Micro USB chargers tend to be far too fragile in a household full of children.

Higher frequencies get enough attention that I could clearly hear the skittering of Pouncers as they approached me. The simulated surround sound of the headset doesn't provide particularly strong directional imaging, but it still produces plenty of detail and solid stereo panning to get a sense of who's fighting where. The Sennheiser GSP 670 is an excellent wireless gaming headset that works with your PC, PlayStation 4, and smartphone thanks to Bluetooth support

If you are in EU and don't mind low volume but good sound, get Sennheiser GSP 670. There are also lots of bluetooth headphones out there, which are not for "gamers", like from Bose, Beats, M&W, etc.

I bought a pair of $40 KOSS headphones back in 2012. They lasted until 2018. I thought $40 was a good price point. I've been through 5-6 pairs in the last 3 years. Headsets just fall apart now at $40. So, I went with these as my first "nice" PC headset. I pulled it out of the box, charged it, plugge...

Got the Sennheiser GSP 670. I wouldn't recommend on the basis that the software it comes with is terrible, which is called EPOS. Every now and then it just decides to not work.

After using these for awhile, the crackling sound will not go away, I've tried these with 3 different computer systems and the same, EPOS says the issue is with bluetooth connected while at the same time streaming HD audio, bluetooth using up the bandwidth that the audio needs, this is not the case,...