Review on Logitech G Pro Gaming Headset by Danish Danish ᠌

They replaced the G Pro ears that I had taken when I was 19 years old with this technological miracle that they supplied to me under the terms of the warranty. The very first iteration of the G Pro ears, which were entirely made of plastic and lacked 7.1 sound and anything else. Therefore, I do not have any complaints about my ears because they have improved in appearance, they have stopped gathering all of the dust in the room, and they have become stronger as a result of the steel rim. Prior to this, it was terrifying to even touch the plastic rim because it would suddenly crack again. Heck, they don't even transmit sounds from a computer into a microphone that's been turned off so that all of your buddies may have some fun with it! (for which, in fact, I returned them). But what I don't get is why the headphones that were sold the year before for 6,500 dollars came with interchangeable ear pads in the kit, but the headphones that are being sold now for 8 (!) thousands of dollars do not have those ear pads included. I comprehend everything, and I am aware that not everyone requires them, which is especially true considering that the application includes a dongle that can be used to change the sound (although it would be preferable if they did not include it). But dammit, seriously? My only peripheral is a Logitech, and I've been using it exclusively for the past ten years, yet this is the first time I've noticed such an awful aftertaste. It's not a huge deal, but it seems trivial for some reason, and I can't quite place it. They did, in fact, reveal every detail regarding the dongle. Even avoid touching it. Only headphones connected via a splitter and a regular sound card should be used.