Review on Logitech G432 Wired Gaming Headset with 7.1 Surround Sound, DTS Headphone:X 2.0, Flip-to-Mute Mic for PC in Black/Blue Leatherette by Agata Koscikiewicz ᠌

A well-designed headset for gaming and chatting, with plenty of use and connectivity options, mediocre sound and decent 7.1 VR that does its job well. I am happy with my purchase and enjoy using this headset. Different pros: The volume wheel has a finite scroll and is located on the left cup, the microphone is turned on / off by raising / lowering it - that's just how it was done for people, and not how it happened. A thin, weightless cable without braid, without any controls that weigh it down. The cable almost does not mike and in general, when using a headset, does not remind of its existence. Cups and ear pads do not press the ears, do not interfere with the jaw movement and do not cause any discomfort at all. Clamp is comfortable. C grade sound isolation, which, IMHO, is good for home use, since when the sound is turned off, you can hear what is happening around without removing the headphones and, at the same time, the headphones provide some sound insulation when using them. In general, the ergonomics of the headset is well thought out and carefully designed. In without problems, you can sit for many hours without experiencing discomfort. Hotel USB sound card, which you can not use if you wish, or use other headphones with it. In general, a separate sound card provides additional flexibility in use, since Windows 10 allows you to separately configure the sound output device for each application. A bunch of different options for connecting to a PC and anything. Good microphone. There is no backlighting and any other indecent things that are completely unnecessary in headsets. Good virtual 7.1 sound. For movies and games - generally excellent. Different cons: Of the direct real shortcomings for me, there is only one: Unpleasantly creak when you take it off, put it on. Further, these are rather shortcomings that do not suit me personally, other people probably will not even pay attention to this. The complete sound system is so-so, the volume is enough for me, but there is very little margin for it. The Realtek ALC1220 built into my motherboard plays noticeably better with these headphones. But anyway - the ALC1220 is really good, even in comparison with discrete audio cards, so it was expected and there is nothing surprising in this. In general, the music is played smoothly, but the bass is a bit raised and it is “slow, sluggish”, its impact and whip are felt weakly, which is not good for my favorite genres of music.