Product on Review: GSP 600
Manufacturer: Sennheiser
Street Price: £219.99 / $249.95 / AUS$ 299

Sennheiser has carved out quite a reputation in the audio industry, as they’re well known for both their low end and high-end headphones, as well as their PC, and GAME series of headsets. Sennheisers’ GSP lineup is a little fresher and brings a new design language as well as other features. Their latest offering is the GSP 600 which is the most high-end headset in the GSP lineup.

The design of the GSP 600 has unique aesthetic elements, yet is unquestionably a GSP headset. Sennheiser has doubled down on the build quality and has used very high-quality materials in the 600’s construction, with the headset being a composite of high-end plastics and metal. That isn’t all as the GSP 600 boasts a broadcast quality microphone with advanced noise-cancelling features as well as high fidelity audio driver units. This is backed up by a vast frequency response of 10Hz to 30,000Hz for the headset and 10Hz to 18,000Hz for the microphone. Sennheiser has also incorporated an adjustable headbands system and included support for a wide variety of platforms. They have also chosen to omit RGB lighting which is either very much loved or very much hated within the gaming community. This could be a blessing in disguise or a potential deal breaker depending on which side of the fence you sit on.


Sennheiser on the GSP 600: