Sennheiser GSP 370

Excellent sound. ; EQ controls with PC app. ; Handy volume wheel.

No wired or Bluetooth connection options. ; Unimpressive microphone. ; Sennheiser app only works on Windows 10.

The Sennheiser GSP 370 wireless gaming headset delivers strong audio quality but a dearth of connection options and extra features.

Battery life blows the competition out of the water ; Offers Sennheiser's typically excellent audio ; Lightweight and comfortable

Bulky and drab ; Software is still a bit rudimentary ; Mediocre 7.1 implementation

End of the day, I still wish Sennheiser would rethink its design language. Boring, boxy, and corporate. These are the charges I’ve leveled at the GSP line for years now, and nothing’s changed. Sennheiser’s certainly got the audio chops to challenge...

+ 100-hour battery life! + Most comfortable headset I’ve worn to date + Beautifully clear sound quality + Solid build quality (mostly) + Good quality microphone with mute function + PS4 support

- Mute/sync switch can rattle (claimed to have been fixed in the latest revision) - Software is a little too basic - A USB Type-C charging cable would be a nice feature for 2020

As you’d probably expect from Sennheiser, overall, the experience has been very positive, almost flawless in fact.

at $180. The GSP 370 isn't without its charms, but if you pick one up, handle it with care.

Flott lydkvalitet og rekordlang batteritid. Kan brukes både trådløst og med USB-kabel.

Hvis du vil ha lyseffekter og buldrende eksplosjonseffekter, må du lete et annet sted.

Ypperlig ljudkvalitet och rekordlång batteritid. Kan användas både trådlöst och med USB-kabel.

Om du vill ha ljuseffekter och mullrande explosionseffekter så får du leta någon annanstans.