Sennheiser has been in the business of making high-quality audio peripherals for a long time now, so they know enough to leave the virtual 7.1 surround sound off, which is exactly what they did with the GSP 302. The GSP 302 are an awesome closed back headphone with an equally awesome attached microphone, if not somewhat bulky and a little on the heavy side. But today, we’re talking about the GSP 302, which is #2 on our list for our favorite gaming headphones. Lately, they’ve decided to take a crack at making gaming headsets and have been making waves with their GameONE and GSP 300 headsets. If you know of Sennheiser, then you know they make some of the absolute best audiophile headphones out there. An absolute must have for both solo gamers and anyone aiming to coordinate with team members. Hands down, the best head set for comfortable gaming with a truly amazing audio experience. Not to mention the HyperX Cloud comes with way more extras, like a second set of earcups made from a different material, and enough nylon-braided cable to strangle multiple elephants. So what’s the one thing I mentioned that sets this headset above the Kraken 7.1 Chroma? The simple fact that the mic is detachable. The HyperX Cloud’s mic is very similar to the Razer Kraken 7.1 Chroma’s, and it’s really hard to compare it to anything else remotely close to this price-range. Want the audiophile equivalent? Then check out the Takstar 2050. They really immerse you into whatever you’re playing since you’ll hear no background noise as soon as you put them on. The 53mm drivers really pump the highs and lows, elevating your gaming sessions. It’s so comfortable that you could honestly forget you’re wearing a headset altogether – all because of that awesome memory foam in the ear cups. Being the lightest headset on the list at only 9.6 ounces, the HyperX Cloud is also the most comfortable headset over long use.

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