Sennheiser introduces the GSP 370 Wireless Gaming Headset
It features a wireless low-latency connection, a convenient cable-free setup that allows great mobility and a clean desk. Jump into extended gaming sessions like no other with the Sennheiser GSP 370.
The GSA 370 dongle provides a wireless, low-latency connection to the headset to ensure a reliable transmission with near-zero delay. This makes the gaming headset an ideal match for games where fast response times are key. The USB dongle is compatible with PC, Mac, and Sony PlayStation 4.
Integrated digital sound processing enhances the audio experience giving users exceptional bass performance and acoustic clarity. For a more personalized sound experience, the Sennheiser Gaming Suite for Windows® offers various surround sound modes, an equalizer, microphone options, and ready-to-use preset for typical genres and occasions, allowing you to adjust the audio to your own preferences.
Like all other Sennheiser Gaming headsets, the GSP 370 features a broadcast quality noisecancelling microphone, which actively minimizes background noise and can be muted by simply lifting the boom arm. The game audio is synchronized with the Windows volume control and can be adjusted intuitively via an integrated volume wheel on the ear cup.
Thanks to low power consumption and a long-lasting integrated battery, the GSP 370 has an exceptional battery life of up to 100 hours: gamers who play six hours a week on average can game for four months with this wireless headset before having to recharge. The GSP 370 is charged over micro-USB (cable included in the box) and can be used while charging.
Price and availability The Sennheiser GSP 370 is now available in Sennheiser’s webshop at a recommended retail price of €199. If you purchase the gaming headset from the Sennheiser website, you will also receive the GSA 50 headset hanger (value: €34,90) free of charge.
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Thank you for sharing!
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I just checked GSP 370 and read full review that you have shared, And after reading I have realized that this headset is a great choice for every avid gamer. But a bit confused! Actually, in the review, I haven't read a single word about Xbox, Actually I want to confirm that is this headset is compatible with Xbox, However, I recently bought Logitech G930 and thankfully it is compatible with Xbox one, please let me know is GSP 370 compatible with Xbox? So after Logitech G930, I will definitely consider GSP 370.
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Sennheiser makes good stuff. I have a couple of their normal headphones for music and have owned their Game One headset a while back before deciding to sell it. No real complaints with any of them, but these days I look for an option with a replaceable mic. That's always been the first thing to go for me. Rocking Philips fidelio X2's currently with a Vmoda BoomPro. First BoomPro mic died on me after 3 years of faithful service. Bought a new BoomPro for 30 bucks and I'm back in action without having to replace/repair the whole headset. The only way I would buy a gaming headset in the future is if I didn't have a sound card and wanted a headset that had virtual surround/processing effects built in.