Review on Logitech G335 Headset + Blue Yeti Blackout USB Microphone Gaming Streamer Bundle by Amador Buckenmeyer

Initially I was a bit disappointed with this Logitech headset due to the sound quality. I found a way to fix this thanks to a YouTuber called The Techne, so I have to give him credit for fixing it. The headset is incredibly light, only 240 grams. I thought my other brand's 300g headset was light! The ear cups can be raised and lowered as well as swiveled front to back, which combined with a light feel on the head makes for a very comfortable experience. The inner headband is reversible, which is very handy if you want to change color occasionally. The plastic is very strong and flexible, if you watch a few video reviews of this product you will see how easily it can be twisted and stretched without damaging the product. It's a wired headset only, but that's okay because I think you get better sound quality for less money with wired headsets. In terms of sound quality, I don't recommend taking the ear pads off and removing the foam pads glued to the speaker holes. I have no idea why Logitech did this as the headset is no less comfortable after you remove those foam circles. You get 40mm drivers with a frequency response of 20Hz to 20kHz. I think they sound good and full for this price range, but honestly I don't think they are the best (for the $60-80 price range). They should please most people and not disappoint them, but that is IF you remove the foam circles. The microphone sounds good for the price, your voice is clear and the listener can understand you well. It has a mute option that many headset mics have, this is probably the simplest/easiest way to mute the mic. It's a bit shorter than usual, the tube doesn't even reach to the mouth. It has some flex so you can adjust it a bit, but not as much as having a longer arm. They have a simple volume wheel on the back of the left earcup, no beep or warning. when you reach the lowest or highest setting. But the wheel stopped turning, so that should be enough to tell you. One great thing to mention is that the cord is 6 feet long instead of the usual 3-4 feet. I'm reviewing a few gaming headsets and, surprisingly, most come with short cables for some reason. However, one downside is that the cable is permanently attached to the headset, this is not the best method as it cannot be replaced if you later have problems with the cable. I have the black color option which I would go for if given the choice but I think the white looks really good too. There is also turquoise, but that would be my last choice, but everyone has their own style. It's part of a line of accessories that includes a mouse (G305) and keyboard (G915). The mouse is fairly affordable, but the keyboard costs $200. This is a good reliable headset for the price. Pros + Good sound quality for the price. Very light and comfortable (almost doesn't feel like wearing a headset at all). Decent microphone quality. Cable length 6 feet. were glued under the ear pads to maintain good sound quality. The 3.5mm headphone cable is firmly attached to the headset. The microphone boom is very short and does not reach the mouth (although it sounds normal)