There aren't too many headphones out there that offer both noise cancelling and built-in Bluetooth. Out of those select few, fewer again are actually worth your time and effort and attention. Sennheiser's HD 4.50 do a very good job of being wireless, and a very good job of noise cancelling -- with only a few small trade-offs.
Most gaming headphones are made by companies better known for video game gear than for audio equipment. Enter Sennheiser, recording industry stalwarts trusted by people who actually use headphones to listen to music.
German audio brand Sennheiser took the opportunity to launch an entirely new range of gaming headphones at Gamescom this year, designed for players that want to block out the outside world entirely. With aviation-grade acoustic sealing, the new GSP 300 headset will work on PC and Mac, as well as PS4 and Xbox One, and it's joined by two new standalone audio amplifiers that promise the best possible sound sound quality -- both stereo and surround -- during gaming.
