Which Sennheiser headset to buy? If you are looking for new Sennheiser headphones, we present you the best headphones that you will find in the market that adapt to your needs and budget.
The GSP 500 is part of the new range of high-end gaming headsets from Sennheiser, also made up of its almost twin brother, the GSP 600. If the second is a closed headset, the first, which interests us here, is an open headset which promises therefore to exchange the excellent sound insulation of his brother for a larger sound reproduction. Let's see what it is.
Price
~326€
7 years after the release of its famous HD 800, Sennheiser has just launched a new version called HD 800 S. The changes are inside, with the integration of the latest in-house absorption technology which would allow improve both low-end and very high -frequency reproduction, while reducing masking effects. The HD 800 was already a very good headset, will the HD 800 S really be even better?
Price
~1699€
The HD 630VB headphones were designed for audiophiles who want to leave the house "while keeping their headphones high fidelity". Its special feature is its ability to adjust the bass using an integrated dial. As usual, Sennheiser announces a headphone with a worked and very faithful audio rendering. We will therefore see how he manages his dual identity as a nomad and a domestic audiophile.
Price
~269€
Sennheiser Momentum True Wireless
Like many manufacturers before him, Sennheiser is giving way to wireless intras with Momentum True Wireless (launch price: € 299). This high-end model promises sound performance, intuitive use and comfort. Here is his test ...
Price
~186€
