Sennheiser debuts its first wireless diversion receiver gaming headset, the GSP 670

During Computex last week, Sennheiser gave media a sneak peek at its initial wireless diversion receiver, the GSP 670, slated to ship beginning at the start of next month.

The GSP 670 retails for €349 (about $393), considerably pricier than alternative widespread wireless diversion headsets (as well as its wired precursor, the Sennheiser GSP 600, priced at $249.95). Sennheiser is hoping its options, also because the company’s name for glorious sound quality and cozy headsets, can convert gamers to require the plunge. (When i attempted on a try at Computex, it delivered on wearability, association speeds and audio quality, however in fact it’s exhausting to inform however headsets can feel and sound when hours of diversion, versus some minutes of testing.)

Despite the liberty afforded by wireless, several gamers stick to wired headsets to avoid reductions in sound quality and association speeds or having to stress concerning battery levels, problems that Sennheiser addresses with the GSP 670’s options. Like alternative wireless headsets, the GSP 670 must be connected to a wireless electronic device. every one comes with a GSA seventy compact USB electronic device with proprietary technology that Sennheiser developed to make sure a low-latency association it guarantees transmits sounds with “near-zero delay.” The USB is compatible with PCs and also the Sony PlayStation four. The GSP 670 additionally has Bluetooth, therefore users will try it with their smartphones and tablets, as well.

The GSP 670’s electro-acoustic transducer is noise-cancelling and may be muted by raising the boom arm. The receiver has 2 volume wheels to permit users to manage chat audio and game audio individually. Gamers may also regulate the audio on the GSP 670 with Sennheiser’s diversion Suite for Windows, a code tool that lets users switch between audio presets or customise sound levels, ANd additionally includes surround sound modes and an equalizer.

In terms of battery, Sennheiser claims the GSP 670’s quick-charging battery will run 2 hours when a seven-minute charge. once totally charged, it says the battery will last for up to twenty hours on Bluetooth and sixteen hours once connected via the GSA seventy electronic device. The receiver has automatic conclusion to save lots of power.

The GSP 670 is presently on the market for pre-order on Sennheiser’s web site and can ship starting on