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 Niemirka ᠌

These headphones are extremely light, comfy, and adaptable, and their presence on the head is barely noticeable. One long push allows you to switch to a different associated bluetooth device, and there is no question that they are compatible with both smart and my box (although you have to switch to the set-top box manually). After being unpacked and charged to 80%, the batteries lasted for four days when used for two to three hours each day until the charge indicator turned red (less than thirty percent). The ear pads are composed of synthetic fabric with a soft filling; yet, the sound isolation is on par with that of leatherette ones, and you will not be able to hear any typical background noises. In addition, in order to have a conversation without the "barrel" effect, there is a function that broadcasts sounds from the environment to the speakers. In order for other people to hear my voice, I use this function constantly because, without it, there is a great deal of discomfort. In terms of the sound quality, after using the Sennheisers 599, the tops are not as brilliant as they used to be, and there are an excessive amount of basses; nonetheless, in overall, I did not feel any significant pain during the changeover, and everything is worthwhile. The microphone of the stars from the sky is insufficient, but the interlocutors hear legibly, and nobody has any particular concerns.