Review on Logitech Spectrum Wireless Headphone Surround by Tracy Mckeithen

Pros: Fairly loud and works well for positional sound. They have great bass and decent wireless range. The included cable for charging is solidly made and basically doesn't bother me when gaming in wired mode, which is a big plus. The Logitech software is good. You look great. Cons: The bass is somehow boosted by default so that it sometimes overwhelms the rest of the sound. Sometimes when I turn on the headphones they just don't play any sound and I have to toggle them on and off until they work. It's actually not a big problem as it won't last long. This is only unusual as the headphones are clearly connected to my computer (I can still control the volume on the computer through the headphones) but no sound is coming out of the headphones. Also, the headphones aren't broken and I don't feel threatened by anything, but visually they feel fragile. Although this is only an appearance. I want to be able to hear my voice so I know how loud I'm speaking as headphones are very good at blocking out noise. (usually sometimes I'm a lot louder than I think just because I can't hear my own voice). Ugly: Finally, what I don't like about the headphones is that they start to hurt after I've been on my head for a while. Bye. After using them for a few hours, my head starts to hurt a lot. I just have to move them a little. My previous headphones were Corsair void. I've never had this problem. It may not affect others in the same way, but it sucks for me, so I thought I'd pass it on to others.