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EPOS Offers Substantial Discount on Game One and Game Zero Headsets

From now until Jan. 31, players can get EPOS’ popular Game One and Game Zero headsets for $129 instead of the usual $179.

As the name suggests, the two headsets are very similar and include the same overall look and general feature set. This includes a study design, snazzy red and black color scheme, flip-to-mute mic, wired connection that works on PlayStation, Xbox, Switch, PC and mobile, lightweight design and more.

Where they differ is Game One features an open acoustic design, something that stood out in their newer H6Pro headset, with Game Zero being closed back. While this gives Game One a slight edge in sound performance, Game Zero makes up for it by having a collapsible design and includes a carrying case.

Grant Gaines

Hey, my name is Grant and I'm the Managing Editor, main reviewer and cover technology for Infinite Start. I've learned a lot over the years working for a variety of websites and reviewing literally hundreds of titles. I also have a background selling televisions, sound systems and more from my period at Best Buy, to the point where I was in the top 1 percent for sales and became Magnolia certified. I always look forward to sharing new and different information with our readers and hope they do as well. If you would like to contact me, my email is grant period gaines at Infinite Start.

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