As a longtime customer of Sennheiser, I ordered this headset 2 weeks ago despite complaints about its comfortability. I thought to myself, "This will surely fit my head fine." And first impressions of the headset were excellent.

audio quality

- discomfort - mic picks up everything

Sennheiser is one of the most respected names in the audio world and especially with headphone users. Almost five years ago, they released the GAME ONE headset and set a new high water mark for PC gaming audio.

The first two words that come to mind when describing the GSP 600 are "big" and "industrial." The headset is a black plastic behemoth, measuring 7.5 inches across and weighing 13 ounces.

Good sound; Sturdy chassis; Competent mic

Hard to get a good fit; Expensive; No worthwhile extra features

Most solid headset I've had, easy volume button, comfy earcups . All-round favourite headset

This is very good head set ignore the reviews about bass drowning out other sounds you can always change sound patterns on ur pc. Sounds are extremely good comfort is very good. I even recommend it to my mates.

The headphone market is more saturated than ever and it takes a really special set of headphones to wow me, but I'm happy to report that the Sennheiser GSP 600 has done just that.

The Sennheiser GSP 600 is a closed-back gaming headset with definition and clarity. Its chunky frame is exactly what you might expect from the audio company recognised the world over: well-built, unique, and premium. It's near-identical to the well-reviewed open-back GSP 500, too.

Mja. Great sound, especially in games. Nice bass and virtual surround. But unfortunately, as many have pointed out on other pages, they are just too uncomfortable on their heads .. Will return.

They are worth the cost. I have a friend that suggested them to me and I was like, "$200 for headset seems a bit much." He pointed out somethings about them. Like the cups are amazingly soft and your ears don't sweet after long hours of wearing them.

Sennheiser's GSP 600 could use a price cut, a better fit, and a sleeker look, but the sound quality is phenomenal for gaming purposes and pretty...

Minimal Sennheiser branding; Treble and mid-range frequencies sound exceptional; Volume wheel hidden on the right earcup

Too heavy; too large; too tight; Bass frequencies tend to get lost in the mix; Expensive