SENNHEISER EPOS I GSP 500 Wired Open Acoustic Gaming Headset, Noise-Cancelling Microphone, Adjustable Headband with Customizable Contact Pressure, Volume Control, PC + Mac + Xbox + PS4, Pro –Black/Red

Había escuchado de esta marca y llevo esperando desde diciembre para poder comprarlos. No me decepcionó, el paquete, los audífonos, el micrófono y el sonido son muy buenos. Los uso para videojuegos y es un cambio notable a los turtle Beach qué tenía. Definitivamente estaría interesado en seguir comprando estos productos.

Very comfortable and snug overall. Great looking and well packaged. Two bugs that annoy me: 1. The microphone position is awkward, and since rotating the mike up switches it off, I've noticed that adjusting the position for best voice volume can accidentally switch the mike off. 2. The sound is low. Yes, there is an amplitude adjustment - but it goes from faint to medium.

Despite the low cost, these headphones really live up to the Sennheiser name. Sound quality with the open backs is crisp and spacious. The GSP 500s can't rival my HD 600s, of course, but for anything but the most demanding music listening they really don't give up much. The microphone works well, good noise canceling. Flip-up muting is convenient. One small quirk: I tend to slide the headband back and forward every hour or so, just to ease the top of my head - this moves the mic up or down, sometimes far enough to impact my speech volume. I suppose any headphones with an attached mic will suffer from issue this to some degree. I just have to remember to tip the mic up or down a centimeter or so. The integrated volume control is handy, but I never use it. I've got the GSP 500 hooked up to Sennheiser's GSX 1000 surround-sound unit, so I leave the headphone knob at full volume. The GSP 500 and GSX 1000 are a perfect pair - great surround sound coupled to great sound quality. The GSX 1000 continues to be somewhat overpriced, unfortunately - but it does pay off by allowing me a much wider choice of gaming headphones, since I'm not limited to headphones with built-in 3D capability. The fit of the GSP 500 is on the tight side - tighter than my HD 600s, for example, which are as close to perfect bliss as I've ever experienced. However, for enthusiastic gaming, I'd say the tighter fit is appropriate. The over-the-ear design is still very comfortable, even on my exceptionally large cranium. In short, after many months of heavy use, I would definitely recommend the GSP 500 headphones.

Now lets talk about the headset, this is a bulky headset makes you look like your about to fly a spaceship. As for me it don't matter since i use these primarily for gaming looks cool and all but they could have reduced the bulk of the headset thats my take and now how do these sound? over tje years i owned quite a bit of stereo headphones and IEMs so i have a bit of experience i do consider myself as a sound enthusiast but broke comparing the GSP 500 to some of my collections like the Sennheiser HD599 se(openback), SHP8900(openback),samson sr850(semi openback),Shl3300(closed back),Razer kraken 7.1 chroma. they are not a neutral sounding headset, the bass is more than i would want from a headset or an headphone, Mids are forward while not being muffeled, Treble isn't harsh details are still present i might add music recording plays a big part too and on to gaming the soundstage is wide considering the semi open design, imaging is good i could pin point the enemies location. Now on to the comfort oh boy the headset isn't light nor are they too heavy i have a medium sized head i don't have any issues with the fit right out of th box they were like a vice clamp after wearing for sometime and adjusting the headband and the included minor adjustment clamp mechanism. Now the build quality the construction of the headset is mostly plastic but they are of good quality the hinges of the earcups connecting the headband seems like an alluminium i'm not sure oh the mic sounds clear the flip to mute is really a nice touch and the volume dial on the right earcup is really handy.

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