Sennheiser PC 350

Sennheiser Communication latest gaming headset, the PC 350, is soon to be released in Australia. As is the tradition of Sennheiser gaming products; reliability, comfort and quality are paramount. After the success of the PCX 350 in the area of portable audio, Sennheiser have taken the same headset and added a high quality mic to create the PC 350.

We managed to get our hands on a set early, read on for a review of Sennheiser's upcoming product.

Like its brother, the PC 350 features a full enclosed over the ear headset featuring the 'noise cancelling stereo inline technology'. This technology allows the headset to filter most common low level noises from the hearing of the user. The mic on the PC 350 is also using similar technology with 'noise cancelling' pick-up. This pick-up filter out the undesirable noises resulting in a cleaner recording.

The design of the PC 350 is absolutely breath taking with its sleak gloss stylish finish. Not only does this headset look and feel fantastic on, but it also folds up reasonable compact to allow easy packing away for those trips to gaming competitions. The mic is mounted on a extremely sturdy support which has a large area of movement vertically and a rubber insert midway in the arm to allow optimum placement of the mic for the individual. The amount of adjustment in the headset frame for desirable comfort level in the individual is nothing short of excessive, this headset could be worn by a basket ball or a base ball, truly amazing.

If you are looking for a true comfortable high quality gaming headset, then look no further than the PC 350. In essence this headset is a pair of ear muffs with a great mic

Some spec's off the back of the box:

Headphone

Freq response	10-26,000 Hz
Impedance	150 Ohms
SPL (1 kHz, 1 Vrms)	108 dB

Microphone

Freq response	50-16,000 Hz
Pick-up pattern	noise cancelling
Impedance	2 k Ohms
Sensitivity	(-) 38 dBV/Pa

Price: TBA, although the PCX 350 retails at $399 (same headset less the mic).

Release date: TBA