Logitech G333 Gaming Monitor Headset Review

I was looking for a new headset and headset alternative over the summer and didn't want to burn my ears with headphones. They aren't expected to be better suited for gaming than a regular gaming headset, but the directional audio was very poor. I tried listening to music in it and the base wasn't very good either.

Two weeks have passed and I already have a short in the line which is causing the sound to come out of the left earbud only. I am very careful with my electronics and accessories, so these are initially defective. Unfortunately my fiancé threw the box away so I can't return it. I'll see if Logitech has a good repair guarantee as I didn't purchase the Revain guarantee due to the price.

Too low frequency (volume was too low even at 100%), bad microphone (muffled sound) and bad wiring . Another person hearing my voice could hear what was playing on my phone or on my computer as I spoke, no matter which one I was connected to, the result was the same. Also, there's not enough bass.

For what I paid the sound quality is pretty damn good, but the cable and control buttons are made like $5 headphones. What is the meaning of Type-C conversion port?

I received the item on May 5th and two days later the right earbud broke under normal use on my PC. I tried switching devices with the same result. Another person has already said that his right earbud is also wrong. I am assuming this is a quality control issue at Logitech. I'm a very careful person when it comes to my technique. They never went in my pocket or anything. It sat on my desk for two days with normal use. Too bad, because the sound is great for headphones. I will send these back…

Headphones decent for their price range, bass is heavier and warmer, only complaint is the quality of the cable itself is very cheap. I was hoping for better isolation if you move a little or accidentally hit the wire or if it rubs against your shirt you'll hear it resonate in all headphones, for the price range I'd rather save more and get mine. I would recommend saving up and buying an IEM as there are plenty of decent ones in the $60-$120 range.

I was looking at a review of these headphones on ShortCircuit. Needless to say, I bought them because of K/DA. No regret. For 1/3 the price of my wireless headphones they sound pretty much the same. I only wish smartphone brands would bring back the 3.5mm connector. By the way, a month has passed and the headphones are working perfectly. No questions.

This is a great pair of headphones. The sound they produce has plenty of bass, but the highs are still very crisp. For gaming, this would be fine for a non-competitive single player. Play, but you may have hearing problems in games where steps can be important. It's also great for music for all of the above reasons. passable as a high quality phone call tone

I've been looking for a new headset and alternative for the summer and didn't want my ears to burn with headphones. They aren't expected to be better suited for gaming than a regular gaming headset, but the directional audio was very poor. I tried listening to music in it and the base wasn't very good either.