Review on Logitech G435 Blue: Lightweight Wireless Gaming Headset with Lightspeed and Bluetooth Connectivity, Built-in Mics, 18-Hour Battery Life, Dolby Atmos Compatibility for PC, PS4/PS5, Mobile by Chu Mei Hua ᠌

My use of it at home and on the town makes me think they won't last long. I need to double-check it first in games before writing a review. Pros: Nothing can break in this design because there are no hinges. Very airy. Comfortable. Subway soundproofing is acceptable while street soundproofing is preferable. I can go out and about in these, rather than just sitting around the house. One of the selling points is how well concealed the microphone stick is. A few more years of USB-C, and Micro-USB won't survive outside of the lab. To put it mildly, the audio is satisfactory. At least ears don't have blades. They have solid bass. The backlight is nonexistent. Beautiful hues. The transition between the USB whistle and the Bluetooth is quick and easy. There is no autoplay or autopause functionality. A high-quality microphone, perhaps even one that is too sensitive, can record unwanted noises. The kitchen's sturdy load-bearing wall and the furnishings in it are no match for a highly long-range transmitter and a PC in the room. Other drawbacks include the absence of G-Hub connectivity; I'd also like a charge indicator and a pop-up notification when the microphone is activated or off when a headset is attached. Despite having plenty of room on the headphones, there is no Play/Pause button. It would be convenient if this feature could be assigned to the on/off switch. Even now, I use it daily, sometimes multiple times. Recycled plastic is more expensive than regular plastic, but that's the price you pay for "ecology."