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 Ada Banas ᠌

Have a nice day. I scoured the internet for any headphones that will work with my computer, tablet, phone, and television. Correctly fitted in all respects. For the cost, it's ideal. Following that, the sound comes as a pleasant shock. I didn't buy them with the intention of listening to music, but they actually sound not bad. Detail is adequate in the top and center, but the bottom is slightly elevated and unreadable. There isn't a lack of volume, and the stage isn't flat. It would be foolish to compare such a headset to the much more expensive bt headphones, but in the absence of any other option, I can state that listening to music through them is enjoyable. Lightweight, comfortable fit even on a big head (size 62r of the helmet), and no headaches after extended periods of use are all hallmarks of good ergonomic design. Because of its inflexible construction, it cannot be worn slung around one's neck. The administration is a pain to deal with. If you only use one finger to press the button, your earpiece will fly out of your ear. Get your hand on it and push the correct button. Whistle connects without a hitch, but I had to consult the manual for the Bluetooth to figure out how to pair it with another device (on/off switch for the microphone). The whistle is compatible with Android TV, however the volume is quite low and cannot be adjusted using the headphones (such support has not been officially announced). The lag time experienced while watching videos on YouTube or a media player is not noticeable when using BT on a TV or tablet. Instead of checking the whistle for a battery level, use the LED in the ears. A microphone is fine. Even though I didn't test it myself, it seems that my coworkers and friends on both Zoom and Discord can hear just well. Your microphone will not record any keystrokes or mouse clicks. The materials are questionable; the curled rag on the headband, while not immediately noticeable, could be bothersome to those with sensitive eyes. Razer's headset is the sole other option, but it won't charge after being depleted (in their defense, it is possible to connect a 3.5 jack, which Logitech does not have) Great headphones, totally wiped out. Totally lived up to my high hopes. At a discount of 5,000 on AliExpress, I made the purchase.