A while back I sat down and took a look at the GSP 300’s from Sennheiser and ended up giving them our Top Honors award because they performed extremely well while still being priced under $100. This put them in line with the few other gaming headphones that I consider to be good quality. My only issue really was their small earcup size because I prefer a larger over the ear design. Well, I have been testing the Sennheiser Game Zero’s, Sennheiser’s over the ear headset design. They are significantly more expensive, but I was curious to see if going higher end will finally really give you that audiophile experience in a proper gaming headset. But fist let’s check them out before I talk about how they performed.
Product Name: Sennheiser Game Zero
Review Sample Provided by: Sennheiser
Written by: Wes
Pictures by: Wes
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Specifications |
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Color |
black white |
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Wearing style |
Headband |
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Impedance |
Headphones: 50 Ω |
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Connector |
2 x 3.5 mm for desktop/laptop |
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Frequency response (Microphone) |
Microphone: 50 Hz - 16,000 Hz |
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Frequency response (Headphones) |
Headphones: 15 Hz - 28,000 Hz |
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Sound pressure level (SPL) |
Headphones: 108 dB |
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THD, total harmonic distortion |
Headphones: < 0.1% |
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Ear coupling |
Headphones: around-the-ear, closed acoustic design |
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Cable length |
3 m (PC/Mac) & 1.2 m (Console) |
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Weight |
300 g |
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Pick-up pattern |
Microphone: Noise Cancelling |
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Sensitivity |
Microphone: -38 dBV at 94 dBSPL |
