Sennheiser introduces its first wireless gaming headset , GSP 670

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Sennheiser GSP 670
During Computex last week, Sennheiser gave media a sneak peek at its first wireless gaming headset, the GSP 670, slated to ship starting at the beginning of next month.

The GSP 670 retails for $ 349.95 , significantly pricier than other popular wireless gaming headsets.

Like other wireless headsets, the GSP 670 needs to be connected to a wireless dongle. Each one comes with a GSA 70 compact USB dongle with proprietary technology that Sennheiser developed to ensure a low-latency connection it promises transmits sounds with “near-zero delay.”

The USB is compatible with PCs and the Sony PlayStation 4. The GSP 670 also has Bluetooth, so users can pair it with their smartphones and tablets, as well.The GSP 670’s microphone is noise-cancelling and can be muted by raising the boom arm. The headset has two volume wheels to allow users to control chat audio and game audio separately.

In terms of battery, Sennheiser claims the GSP 670’s quick-charging battery can run for two hours after a seven-minute charge and when fully charged , it says the headset gives 20 hours run time over Bluetooth, and 16 hours using the low-latency connection.The headset has automatic shutdown to save power.

The GSP 670 is currently available for pre-order on Sennheiser’s website and will ship beginning on July 1.
The product can be pre-ordered from the Sennheiser 's official website or from the link below.
Website link:

https://en-us.sennheiser.com/gaming-headset-wireless-gsp-670






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