Do you need to buy gaming headphones to play games? What is the difference between them and traditional headphones? Last year, I brought you a detailed test of the Sennheiser GSP600 (click here). Its performance was indeed unexpected. It is hard to imagine that the tuning of gaming headphones is so on-point.

Now, EPOS, an e-sports headset brand born out of Senhai, is here with its new entry-level e-sports gaming headset EPOSH3. Let’s take a look at its performance and cost-effectiveness~

The headset body lies inside. In addition to the brochure and manual, the main accessories are two wires. The headset is designed with interchangeable wires. One is a 1/2 three-core headset wire (2.5 meters long) for computer use, and the other is suitable for computer use. Four-core headset cable (1.5 meters long) for mobile phones and computers,

On the left is a two-way noise reduction microphone with a sensitivity of -39DBV/PA@1kHz. It automatically mutes when raised. The rotation angle is about 130° and the length is about 12cm. The black part has a certain memory and the distance from the mouth can be adjusted.

The elasticity of the head beam is very good and relatively soft, with no obvious clamping feeling. There are telescopic adjustments inside on both sides, with 40mm of travel on each side. As long as your head is not as big as a basketball, wearing compatibility is basically no problem.