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

The very first headphones without wires. In general, the impressions are rather favorable; without a backlight, they work for twelve to fourteen hours. In fact, as it is written in their program, I would not mind if it was possible to install rechargeable batteries so that they work even longer, but then they would probably be more difficult to use. One of the issues was a microphone that was not very strong. The sound quality of the retractable microphone in these was found to be inferior to that of a more affordable desktop microphone that cost only $200. Unfortunately, there is no workaround for this well-known issue, which has been discussed on their community forums. In addition, the headphones themselves are not very powerful, and this is true for both the wired and wireless configurations. In addition to that, this is a well-known issue. When being charged, they have a tendency to reconnect, which is something that is also described on the Logitech forums. This reconnecting can take place via a USB cable or a port on the headphones, or it can take place via voltage. When used in wifi mode, they function without any issues. The "7.1 mode," which is a simulation of a home theater, really helps to improve the sound quality. However, if you want the sound to be louder and more robust, I recommend switching directly to DTS. Because it is so difficult to randomly press the buttons on the head while playing the game, it is highly unlikely that anyone will utilize them for macros. In terms of distance, 10-15 meters are sufficient for me, up to the landing and the kitchen. The most important thing, however, is to place the receiver in the appropriate location, which means keeping it away from other wireless devices and ensuring that it does not block anything. The most important thing is that when used in wireless mode, they function properly and do not experience interference. Additionally, when the volume is turned up higher, they have a similar sound quality to that of good wired headphones.