HyperX Cloud Alpha vs Sennheiser GSP 670

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The GSP 670 is Sennheiser's top-of-the-line gaming headset, with a $319 price and a beefier build than the GSP 370. It also offers Bluetooth connectivity, so you can use it with your phone as well as your PC and PlayStation 4. The GSP 670 sounds excellent and feels comfortable, if you can get past the steep price.

This modularity is much appreciated, as it's perfect if you want to just use these pair to listen to music while traveling. The headset cable spans at...

And then there is a ambient noise reducer as well. I typically don't have this on because there's not a whole lot of noise up here when I'm using the ...

The HyperX Cloud Alpha are good wired gaming headphones. They have a fairly well-balanced sound profile, though they're quite susceptible to fit, seal, and positioning, so you may experience their sound reproduction differently, especially if you wear glasses. They look very similar to the HyperX Cloud 2/Cloud II, and they're just as comfortable with well-padded ear cups and a flexible headband that isn't as tight on the head. They look and feel very well-built, and have a detachable mic so you can use them as your day-to-day headphones as well

Now Epos Gaming Suite which is what you use to control this whole thing wont work. I can reinstall it because it fails. Ive contacted support and they tried 100 different solutions to help me but nothing worked. Theyre telling me its a windows issue but im not sure since everything has been up to date

I did a ton of research (meaning watching YouTube videos and reading lists and lists of reviews on here) and made the final choice to buy these... refurbished

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It's also really easy to move around and get in the right position if you want, but it's really a great sounding headset microphone. And here, let me ...

My parrot even likes sitting on top of them while I wear them. There is, sadly, one recurrent issue with them. Without warning, Windows will stop detecting input from the microphone. I'll have to unplug the dongle, then plug and unplug the headset's direct USB connection to my computer until Windows starts detecting input again

Wow you're really not kidding when you say you're stuck at 100 bucks, huh? Happy birthday or however your parents got you that money buddy.

They look ridiculous, but I'm more of a function over form kind of guy. So if they had the mic quality I was looking for and looked like this, I would...

All right, so I am now using the mic on the headset with the windscreen installed and the mic is about give or take two inches from my mouth. Now as w...

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Conclusion/Recommendation: The headset is a solid headset overall but not for what I wanted to mainly use it for which was gaming. I really wanted to like this headset but the sound bleed is a major issue for me since I game allot with the mic. But for everything else it works fine. I would NOT recommend it because it is a gaming headset and it has major sound bleeding

Completely disorienting, to say the least. Not something that you want when you're using directional sound to improve your gameplay. I thought "Okay, no problem, I'll just install Dolby Atmos or Razer's THX Spatial Audio and use that instead." However, when I tried this, I found out that Sennheiser COMPLETELY LOCKS it's headset in Windows Sound Control Panel, preventing any sort of other brands' 7