Review on 🎧 Logitech G733 White Wireless Gaming Headset - LIGHTSYNC RGB, Blue VO!CE Mic, PRO-G Audio Drivers & Suspension Headband by Wiktor Uhlig ᠌

I wouldn't have upgraded to $2000 headphones five years ago if I hadn't started collecting the one-color style of tables. However, it was discovered that white wireless headsets are exceedingly rare. I paid $9,000 and don't feel bad about it at all. Even though I'm not a huge music fan, the fact that they mimic the sound of my AirPods is sufficient. It's true that the microphone isn't great here; just about one in twenty people will say they can't hear me clearly. Truth be told, I don't get everyone's sin on the Logitech app. I like that it wasn't necessary to go online to obtain other people's equalization settings. For me, this app has zero lag time. Type C is black, and that's the only thing that's unclear. Is that a negative? Yes, it is quite improbable, but with such a wide variety of colors available for these ears, it is definitely not difficult to add such a cable to match the color of the headset. What a letdown it was when the headphones I got specifically for my xbox wouldn't even connect to the console. Obviously these were shot with a PC in mind, as Xbox support isn't mentioned, but even so. For 10k, I don't think it was too difficult to implement this feature. It's remarkable that headphones only a few years old can't hear high frequencies, yet older steel series can. It would be great if a chance like that came up, but I'm not very good at predicting the future. In addition, the only use of the type C port was for charging, hence there is no connected mode. In general, headphones are beneficial if their intended use is understood in advance.