Review on Renewed Limited Edition Logitech G933 Artemis Wireless Virtual Surround Gaming Headset with Enhanced SEO by Vanchay Chounmalaith ᠌

Name: Renewed Limited Edition Logitech G933 Artemis Wireless Virtual Surround Gaming Headset with Enhanced SEO
Item: Renewed Limited Edition Logitech G933 Artemis Wireless Virtual Surround Gaming Headset with Enhanced SEO
Rating: 5

October 16, 2022

I do not cease to rejoice at the purchase, a very good deal!

Everything did not fit into the dignity, so I will continue here.
PS On the damn stinted on full-fledged reviews.
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- Numbered marks on the metal temples (yes, they are metal, otherwise I wouldn't take them), I don't presume to say that they correspond to any standard sizes, but this is more than enough to align the ears.
- Very high quality fabric ear pads. No, they do not isolate all the noise from the outside, but they absolutely will not let your ears fog up and sweat, this will make your ears tired and whine, there is no such problem here, for 7 hours of continuous play, it never even crossed my mind that "ventilate" the ears. Before that, there were Marshall Major 2 with leatherette (also a worthy device for the money), which had to be changed every 2 years, although they were not covering, the ears still sweated a little under the skin.
- The headphones are really big, even very large, and not only in size, but also in the projection of the arms. Someone says that they are not for a big head. Of course, I don’t know what size the heads of these speakers are (and what is inside it), but I know for sure that my nut can’t be called “medium” for sure. And I, for a moment, pulled out the bows only for 8-9 risks out of 11 possible, i. E. you can definitely increase it by about an inch and a half. Although this seems like a bit much to me, maybe I'll make it shorter. Many people say that these headphones compress their skull, but I did not notice even a hint of something similar or at least somewhat reminiscent of pressure. There is nothing like it, the ears sit very softly and are practically not felt, nothing rubs anywhere and does not press.
- The cups rotate about 120 degrees (I didn’t measure with a protractor, but it’s something like this by eye), so that the headphones can be laid on your neck and they won’t even strangle you.
- The headset is fully compatible with PS4 and Xbox One, but also only with a cable.
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Pros

- Great surround sound, there are several presets and two modes: Dolby and DTS 7.1 with presets, no noise at all. - Excellent equalizer with several presets and the ability to save your own. - Microphone with mechanical switch and length adjustment. To make it clearer, the microphone descends like a lever and turns on after a click; a sound signal also notifies you of its inclusion; if it is inactive, a red diode lights up on it, i. E. to turn off the microphone, you do not need to assign a key for this, just raise it a little and it will turn off. It is not necessary to adjust the length, but when it is extended to its full length, it will definitely not miss anything. Yes, the recording quality of the microphone of stars from the sky is not enough, comparable to microphones for 200, but it has its own built-in noise reduction function, it is also not perfect, but definitely better than the one offered by Bill Gates with his windows. It looks like you are not wearing a headset, but a real futuristic interface, the sensations from this are simply indescribable. - Sound notifications about the low battery remaining (even if it is one for all functions, at first it may be unusual and it is not clear what it is signaling, but after a couple of days there will be no trace of this). - Customizable lighting, including for various profiles for games (well, or software, why not?), Everything is picked up automatically. - Macros. Yes, you can assign your own macros compatible with game profiles to the keys on your ears, or assign new functions to them. Default values can always be returned to their place, so nothing is lost. Why is this needed? Everyone has their own reasons. - Pretty fast battery charging, it takes about 2 hours to fully charge, while you can safely continue to play. - Excellent weight balance of the headset. What an idiot no matter what he says, but the balance is perfect. Some write that they have one cup heavier than the other - do not dare to believe this, this is a blatant lie, most likely they did not buy this headset, but are just trolling.

Cons

- The pad under the headband has peeled off a little, but this is from the category of "forget it," nothing prevents you from gluing it on your own. - The knob on the microphone also looks rather flimsy and has a slight play, this does not affect its performance in any way, but all the time it seems that it will come off now (but it still does). - It will not work to connect the headset to the phone "over the air", so you can't do without a 3.5 mini-jack, the cable is included (and with it an adapter to 2.5), but, given the trend, soon this connector will not be left in any smartphone, so an adapter to Type-C / 3.5 will help. - The volume control rotates quite freely, but still some latch is provided, it might be worth making it tighter. In any case, this is not a problem, but this cannot be attributed to the merits, but it must be said. - The arms move in much the same way as the volume control, there are clicks, but they are so weak that they have to be constantly tightened after you remove the headphones, perhaps over time they will rub off and take a permanent shape, but this is definitely not a virtue.