Back in August we put out some literature on the release of the GSP 300, Sennheiser's newest gaming headset. Rocking a closed back design and boom mic, this gaming headset advertises superior comfort and impressive bass. But at the sweet low price of just $99, is the hype justified?

Today, with a big thanks to Sennheiser, we will be taking a good look at the GSP 300 Closed Acoustic Headset. Sennheiser has lately started producing more and more gaming headsets, such as the G4ME ZERO pairing

Sennheiser GSP 300

So going into this one I had extremely high expectations so the GS 300's were at a disadvantage compared to a normal gaming headset. The last Sennheiser gaming headset I had the chance to test was great and their normal headphones have always been top notch so I went in expecting Sennheiser level of...

Sennheiser GSP 301

I absolutely love products like the Sennheiser GSP 301. It's a simple, no-nonsense kind of a headset that tries - and succeeds - to be as good as possible for the sole job it was made for.

Great audio performance; both for music and serious gaming; Excellent microphone; Exceptional comfort; Practical; built-in volume dial; Good build quality; Microphone can be muted by pivoting it upward; Replaceable ear cushions

One could expect more luxurious materials for the price; A detachable microphone would make it much more usable on-the-go