The EPOS GSP 602 is a $219 gaming headset that offers an attractive finish, sturdy build, and satisfying audio quality. It sounds like a winner, right? It is—mostly. Despite its premium price and construction materials, the GSP 602 lacks the robust, out-of-the-box audio features that you'd expect from a competing gaming headset like the Razer BlackShark V2, a PCMag Editors' Choice winner. If you don't mind that, you'll find the GSP 602 a high-quality set of cans for listening to music or battling brutes in PC games.Premium Design Comes at a Price The GSP 602 sits in the mid-range of the EPOS Sennheiser lineup. It’s technically not a new model; the GSP 602 is just a color variant, finished off in a blue/orange combination rather than the GSP 601’s white/black or the GSP 600’s black/red. So, the sentiments in this review apply to the GSP 602’s older siblings, as well. The EPOS Sennheiser GSP 602 feels like a premium product. Weighing in at 0.86 pounds, the GSP 602 has good heft. T...
EPOS finishes its Sennheiser collaboration with another GSP 600 series recolor. Like its predecessors, this wireless headset features good audio quality and a premium feel and finish. However, it could use additional audio settings.
Sturdy, premium design; Plug-and-play set up; Crisp, balanced sound
A tight fit, especially for people who wear glasses; No surround sound or other premium audio features unless you purchase the GSX 300 external sound card