EPOS GSP 370 vs Razer Blackshark V2 Pro - Where are the differences?

Let's take a closer look at the differences between the GSP 370* and Blackshark V2 Pro* gaming headsets.

What year are the headsets from?

The release year is of course important when comparing two headsets. After all, the release date has an influence on the state of the art and usually also affects the price. With the year of publication 2020, the Razer Blackshark V2 Pro is newer than the EPOS GSP 370, which is from the year 2019. Which puts about a year between the two models.

Connection options

Let's start with the connectivity options from EPOS GSP 370 and Razer Blackshark V2 Pro. Both give you the option to be wired. A wired connection reduces connection problems and interference, which is an advantage. In return, the cable can possibly interfere.

Radio offers the disadvantage that there can be interference in the verdinbung. In addition, with radio you are usually dependent on a battery, which can also go flat during use. From this comparison, both models offer the wireless connection. A wireless connection offers the advantage that the cable is not in the way. However, you usually have to rely on a battery, which can run out. However, often the wireless headsets also offer the additional option to connect the headset via cable.

Cable and battery

In this case, both headsets have a built-in battery. However, the battery runtime differs in both models. The EPOS GSP 370 has a better battery life with 100,0 hours. The Razer Blackshark V2 Pro has a battery life of up to 16,0 hours.

The cable can be removed from both headsets. This is convenient for transport or when used wirelessly. With a length of 1,5 m the EPOS GSP 370* has a longer cable. The cable length of the Razer Blackshark V2 Pro is 1,3 m. With a USB sound card additional cable can be added.

Audio

For the EPOS GSP 370 the frequency range starts at 20 Hz. For the Razer Blackshark V2 Pro the value is at 12 Hz. The end is at EPOS GSP 370 for the 20000 Hz and at Razer Blackshark V2 Pro for the 28000 Hz. What is really important here is the range between 50 Hz and 10,000 Hz, which is covered by just about every headset nowadays.

Only the EPOS GSP 370 offers the possibility for 7.1 surround sound.

Volume control and mute

Almost every gaming headset offers the possibility of volume control and mute. So it is also in this case.

Which headset has more features?

Finally, let's take a look at the equipment. Here, some models have lighting. These two headsets don't have that, but it doesn't affect the performance negatively. After all, the illumination is just a matter of taste.

Furthermore, some headsets have freely programmable buttons, as is also known from gaming mice or keyboards. But you have to do without this for the EPOS GSP 370 and Razer Blackshark V2 Pro.