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 Vn Ti Dng ᠌

I wrote this review in the hopes that it may be useful to other people who, like me, have to make decisions about headphones on their own and are looking for a happy medium. Let's take it step by step: I spent hours researching and reading reviews before settling on a pair of headphones, and while some evaluations may have been paid for, others may be completely unbiased. Since I had a budget of around $8,000 and wanted wireless headphones (of course), but I also wanted the best possible sound quality while gaming, I ended up purchasing a special set of headphones specifically designed for that purpose, which is why they're called "gaming" headphones. First off, let me say that I am happier than a... elephant! The exceptional quality of their construction belies the fact that they are constructed of plastic. My ears are wet and uncomfortable, and the location is obviously not better than when I was using my last set of Hyperx cloud core headphones. After playing for a few of hours, you'll probably want to take a break from them. The G435 are cutting-edge headphones, but they're not great for listening to music. They were designed for gaming, after all. Concerning the microphone, there are also many inquiries: for use in games and online chats like Skype and Discord, I'd rather let my teammates speak for themselves, and they all agree that: it's heard well, there are no extraneous noises, but most importantly, I don't have to worry about the 2022 version of a poor stick in my periphery. And the fact that they are wireless is, of course, a major benefit. While checking in with your squad or waiting for the start of a new round in Warzone, you can casually stand up from the table and go to the kitchen. They can be utilized while charging if they sit down, which is another crucial consideration. In addition, I won't go into detail about battery life, as the longevity of a charge in any given wireless headphones is comparable. In the grand scheme of things, I'd want to see Hyperx and other companies rethink their stance, try something new, and stop releasing the same headset that's been available since the year 2022. G7