I am reviewing a Sennheiser GSP 300 Gaming Headset that I received at no charge through the Amazon Vine program.Updated review after more than 1 year of use:This headset continues to be my gaming and music headset, and I'm very happy with it. I had an issue with the jack on my motherboard, which is not related to the Sennheiser. The sound quality is very good, the earpieces continue to be comfortable, and the microphone picks up only voice provided I speak loudly enough (it won't pick up a whisper or a mumble).I'd seriously get another pair as a gift for another gamer.Updated review after 3 months of use:This continues to be my daily use headset. I have used them on multiple machines with mixed results. These will work fine with rear outputs of my gaming PC (from the ASUS mobo) but not from the front (from the Galaxy case's dual output jacks). On one laptop the OS asks whether these are a headset with integrated microphone, on another there's no prompt but in both cases they work fine. I had run the issue with my PC's front jack to Sennheiser's support review and they suggested that I try with my cell phone (doesn't work) but after finding the other instances where the headset works I've changed my review from 2 stars back to 4.These continue to be comfortable enough for extended wear (three hours at a time for music, online classes or gaming). If I could figure out the PC case issue I'd be perfectly happy.Original Review below:These headphones are simply outstanding. The sound quality is awesome, and the over-the-ear fit is comfortable, reduces ambient noise, and helps with the excellent stereo sound from the amps. The bass is a little higher than other headsets, which is fine for music, movies and gaming and I use these for gaming (surprised?) and can hear all of the little details from the game. The over-the-head fit is also comfortable, with an ample but not too-warm cushion at the top. After long wear, the earphones do feel a little cramped, but I've yet to find a headset or earbuds that don't. The set is a little heavy but not uncomfortably so.The jack connections are a pink microphone in and a green audio out, which is important for PC users to know because not all motherboards will accept this kind of input as some require a single jack. Mic pickup is excellent as you do not hear yourself talking but others tell me they hear me well. After some test recording I find that the microphone is unidirectional and, while it will pick up the wearer's voice perfectly it will pick up very little ambient room noise. Even speaking directly below or above, the sound pick-up is very muted, and nothing outside of 5 feet registers.The microphone swivels up and down to get out of the way, and volume control is a knob on the right earpiece. The cord is not lengthy - it is too much if you're using a laptop but enough if your PC is within arm's reach. Importantly, when the cord bounces around I don't hear any noise pickup, which tells me that it's well-insulated and uses a better-quality wire under the insulation.Five stars for an excellent gaming headset.

Bought this one because I need one that hangs over my ear. All other headphones fall out for me. The sound quality is good, the ability to charge it with the case is excellent. Would recommend it to almost anybody. The only downfall is if you need it for phone calls as well. The last headphones like this I got were Anker sound core‘s, and they had a microphone on a line between the headphones. That allowed your mouth to be right by the mic. These have a mic on each earpiece. So if it’s loud or windy conditions nobody can hear me. One other annoying thing is the headset says incoming call whenever the phone rings over and over. I wish there was someway to change it. All in all if you were wanting it for listening to music while you’re working outside it is excellent, and I would recommend it. Have had it for a few months now with no issues.

UPDATE: a TechRise rep reached out to me regarding my issue.Works well, but the TRRS input jack's mic stopped working a day after the return window closed.Also it doesn't have quite enough power to provide sound to outputs at once.TechRise doesn't seem to have any customer support (correct me if I'm wrong please), so I don't know who to contact to rectify the issue. In the meantime, I ordered a TRRS->mic +phone splitter so that I can still hopefully use the mic input

The price is great and so is the picture quality and set up....just plug 'n play. The only complaint is that the microphone has a very low pickup quality. My 90 year old mother has to yell to make herself heard when doing Internet chats with her daughters and grand / great grand children.

This Tribit Headset with Noise Cancelling Microphone is an outstanding value. I was quite surprised by the sound and performance of all components. I am not usually accustomed to hearing really good sound from a service type headset but this Tribit proved from the first few measures of my test recorings that it was another exception to the rule...maybe even a bit more than an exception.I selected Hilary Hahn violinist performing the J.S. Bach, 2nd in E. with the Los Angeles Chamber Orch. with Jeffrey Kahane conducting. It is an older recording but still one that give me the opportunity to hear how well defined the mid range and high end are cleanly separated from the abundant bass in the work.Bach uses a lot of bowed Bass fiddle sounds along with the solo violin. The definition was there, Hilary's fiddle stood out full bodied and clear.The bass on the Tribit is quite pronounced. That is something that many folks take as their criteria for buying a product. I can say that the bass is strong, albeit maybe just a tad muddy. Not something that an untrained ear would recognize. The Tribit produces plenty of decent sounding bass.In making a volume comparison of this headset with a couple of others in my favored collection, I noticed that the volume on this set of Tribits was loud and clear at extreme levels. They seem to have a very efficient output system.The nice thing about this type of headset is the fact that you can use them in a variety of ways and for a variety of applications. Unplug them at their control that provides the volume, and customary muting features and you will have in hand a common 3.5 mill TRS (Tip, Ring & Sleeve) male plug that you can use with most wireless phones or plug directly into the headset receptacle on your PC. Just a little extra versatility when other USB ports are scarce or at a premium.I would like to point out that before unplugging they were already recognized by my PC and the volume, and muting feature all worked perfectly.The USB plug and play feature of the Tribit was instantaneous recognition by my Windows PC. From the initial plugging in of the complete unit to a spare USB port on my PC and the flag telling that a new device was being setup, to the the ready to go, took less than fifteen seconds. They were indeed ready to go.I recorded the sound of the microphone using Skype Echo test, in conjunction with an MP3 recorder pro. The microphone sounds outstanding and may sound on an equal basis with a set of Plantronic 5220"s or maybe even just an Iota better sounding as concerning overall frequency response. Let's put it this way... as an old audiophile I liked what I heard and could imagine that others would appreciate the distinct clarity and frequency response of the microphone on the Tribit.The noise reduction feature did not introduce any objectionable distortion. Well done Tribit. Good stuff in that inline control.Another really important feature of these headsets, at least for me, they are not heavy, cumbersome, ear muggers. They are lightweight. I could hardly tell that they were on my head and nestled against my ears. To make a comfort comparison, quite on a par with my Plantronic preferred headsets.The Tribit Headset was recognized by all of my programs without a problem, namely Skype, Zoom, LOGI, and of course the indispensable Audacity.What ever your game, whatever your use for this headset; business calls, gaming, stereo music listening, for the price they are in my opinion, unbeatable.My test contacts said that the audio was very good to excellent. This type of test is not really the acid test of the average because the results are largely dependent on the call load and the amount of compression artifacts.I cannot imagine anyone being displeased with the performance of this clean sounding, smart looking headset. I will grant five stars for value and ensuing performance. In this reviewers opinion you will not be disappointed with your purchase.

Camera works really well for my work conference calls. I like how you can adjust multiple settings within the recommended software. You can also physically focus the unit. Microphone works well, also. I’m pretty happy with this brand’s products as a whole.

I had pretty low expectations of this system going into it but was surprised at the quality of the audio coming out of this thing! It has a single, 1/4" monophonic output which you can plug directly into your sound system and off you go. Mics take (2) AA batteries each, and it just works...absolutely simple. The only downside I found was that the range wasn't nearly as advertised, but assuming you don't have many walls to go through you're probably good.

I purchased this sometime around September, and when I received it, I tested it, and it seemed to work correctly. I've had no trouble with it that I can remember/think of.