Sennheiser GSP 370 Wireless Headset Review

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Controls are simple enough with an on/off slider sitting alongside the micro-USB charging jack and indicator light.

  

The volume wheel is certainly a chunky fellow, perfect if you ever find your thumb frantically searching for a tiny wheel or, worse yet, a slider on some inline remote.

  

The ear pieces themselves have a suede-like covering to softly caress the area around your ears without sticking to your head in the way that some leather numbers can. Surrounding the foam padding is some leatherette which aids in keeping what you’re listening to for your ears only whilst also stopping any outside noise interfering with your own listening pleasure.

  

The headband is light but with plenty of padding to ensure even those of you with very sensitive heads will be able to wear the GSP 370 for nearly the life of the battery without fatiguing.

  
  

There is plenty of height adjustment too and it isn’t one of those systems where the hinge goes up into the headband, but instead the ear pieces slide on the outside of the headband. Given how weak most headsets hinge areas are this is yet another touch that shows how serious Sennheiser are about their design and quality.