Green Lion’s own specifications settle the two most common questions about the GP27X Gaming Headphone in Black before they get asked: it connects over a genuine wired 3.5mm jack, not Bluetooth, and it reproduces stereo sound, not multi-channel surround.

The Complete Full Table of Contents
- Two Facts the Title Doesn’t Make Clear
- The 50mm Driver Behind the Sound
- A Microphone Built to Move
- Who This Suits
- Technical Specifications
- FAQ
GP27X Black: Two Facts the Title Doesn’t Make Clear
Green Lion’s own specification sheet for the GP27X lists a 3.5mm audio jack on a 2.1-metre cable, meaning this connects by wire, not Bluetooth or any wireless protocol. It also lists genuine stereo output rather than a multi-channel surround processor, so listeners shopping for true 7.1-style positional audio should look elsewhere in the catalogue.
Full official specifications are on this official Green Lion GP27X Gaming Headphone product page.
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The 50mm Driver Behind the Sound
A larger driver diameter generally means more physical air can move, which is what actually produces deeper bass.
The GP27X’s 50mm driver spans a 20Hz-20kHz frequency response, the standard range for reproducing everything from low-end rumble to high-frequency detail like footsteps or dialogue. Being wired removes any latency between an in-game action and the sound reaching the ears, and there’s no battery level to check mid-session either.
A Microphone Built to Move
A microphone fixed in one position often ends up too far from the mouth or picking up too much room noise.
The omnidirectional mic on the GP27X is rated -40dB ±2dB and bends a full 360°, so it can be angled precisely rather than accepted wherever the arm happens to land. Three switchable colour lights sit on the ear cups, and the ABS housing is built to take the daily flexing that a permanently attached cable puts on a headset.
Who This Suits
Anyone who wants one cable, one plug, and no pairing menu will find that simplicity here, since the 3.5mm jack works the moment it’s plugged in.
It also suits players comparing options on price, since removing Bluetooth hardware from a headset typically brings the cost down without touching driver size or mic quality.
The Complete Full Technical Specifications
- Model: Green Lion GP27X Gaming Headphone (GNGP27XGHBK)
- Connection: Wired, 3.5mm audio jack
- Cable Length: 2.1 metres
- Material: ABS
- Driver: 50mm
- Frequency Response: 20Hz-20kHz
- Power: 10mW (20mW max input)
- Microphone: Omnidirectional, -40dB ±2dB, 360° bendable
- Lighting: 3 colour options
- Colour: Black
- Warranty: 1-year warranty from Totot
The Complete Full FAQ – Green Lion GP27X Gaming Headphone Black
Does this connect over Bluetooth?
No. It’s a wired connection over a 3.5mm jack, confirmed on Green Lion’s own spec sheet.
Is the audio true surround sound?
No, it’s stereo output across a 20Hz-20kHz range, not a multi-channel surround processor.
How big is the driver?
50mm, which is what allows the deeper bass response.
Can the microphone be repositioned?
Yes, it bends a full 360° for custom placement near the mouth.
Will it work on console and PC without setup?
Yes, the 3.5mm jack is plug-and-play across PC, console, and mobile devices.
Does Totot deliver across the UAE?
Yes. We ship nationwide via Aramex for a fixed AED 10, with cash on delivery, Tabby and Tamara payment options available at checkout, so it reaches you anywhere in the country.
Bottom line: the Green Lion GP27X Gaming Headphone genuinely delivers what this page promises, and the specifications above tell the complete story. Stock moves quickly on popular Green Lion lines, so ordering today genuinely secures the current price, and our support team answers questions within the day whenever anything needs clarifying before checkout.





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