Review on Immersive Gaming Audio: Logitech G935 Wireless DTS:X 7.1 Surround Sound LIGHTSYNC RGB Headset - Black/Blue by Ada Adaszek ᠌

There have been some complaints regarding the packing. I have no idea, and it makes no difference to me either way. What exactly are the differences? No matter what kind of package it comes in, the most important thing is that the contents are valuable. Pros: Received the day before, initial thoughts as of this evening: Signal the bomb! Isolation from the sound! Wireless! What a stunning backlight! Performance that is of a high caliber, leatherette, and decent plastic (a little soiled). Many disadvantages: 1. The charge is sufficient for ten to twelve hours, although there were times when I needed to connect the wire while using it. 2. Soft. G hub, this is not a drawback, but I was stupid for a half an hour, I didn't understand how to bind buttons, then I googled it, and it turned out that the value on the button should be dragged with the mouse from the left field in the program. This is not a drawback, but it took me a while to figure out how to bind buttons. Life (I figured it out in some mysterious way, but I was still confused about how to load the previous profiles onto the g600 mouse. It is necessary for me to bind it. It seemed to me that they were released from the facility really rapidly. The charge was 65% once everything was unpacked. After three hours of use, it had dropped to 13%, and the backlight had been used up to its full capacity. I will deactivate it. 3. The headband It is not very wide. Because of the limited surface area of the contact patch that is in contact with the head, there is a pressing effect that is exerted on the head. At first, it was uncomfortable, but now it appears that it has begun to adapt to the pressure. It would appear that the foam is correcting itself. When you pull the headphones apart to put them on, the leatherette pad that is attached to the headband starts to come apart on one side. It will require me to glue it.