For a limited time these Epos|Sennheiser headsets are around 25% off

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They're on sale in the US, Canada, and plenty of Europe, so it's best to check the shop store for the exact pricing.

Epos Sennheiser headphone deals.
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Gaming headset manufacturer Epos broke away from its partnership with Sennheiser back in 2020 to make some of its own excellent branded cans, like the Epos H6Pro gaming headset. That being said, you can still find most of the range of very well received cross branded peripherals on shelves. While the new range of Epos headsets are definitely grabbing our attention, at these prices so are these slightly older Sennheiser | Epos branded deals.

Epos’s official store is selling the Game One, as well as the Game Zero at a pretty significant discount in the United States, Canada, Europe, and the UK but not in Australia. Both the open and closed eared variants of the cross branded headsets are currently going for $‌129 USD, $‌159 CA, €‌129 Euro, or £109 GBP. All were much closer to the 200 mark in each currency before the discount, costing $‌179 USD, $‌199 CA, €‌179 Euro, or £159 GBP.

Sennheiser Game Zero
Was $179 now $129 at eposaudio.com

EPOS Game One and Game Zero headsets | Microphone with flexible boom arm | Intuitive volume control | Black with red features| $179.99 $‌129 USD at Epos (save $50)
Both the Game One and Game Zero headsets are going for a good discount in multiple regions on the Epos store. The major difference between the two is that the Game One is an open backed headset while the Zero is closed which will come down to personal preference. Both are a pretty great deal for the price. 

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Both the Game One and Game Zero are black wired headsets with red highlights and sport a flexible boom style mic arm. The only real difference is that the One is an open headset while the Zero is closed. They come with 2 year warranty and either headset should also qualify for free shipping, so that’s an extra bonus. 

The listing also says stock is limited so it could be that Epos is getting rid of whatever they have left. This could be the last time we see these readily available so if any were catching your eye it’s a good opportunity to get in.

Beloved by audiophiles, Sennheiser was a huge name in headphone audio which gave the Epos brand partnership a boost when it launched. Since the split, Sennheiser has sold its entire consumer product business to Sonova for $243 million USD, and will instead be focussing on its pro line up.

Hope Corrigan
Hope Corrigan
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