It's unlistenable; 500 unidentified artists is too much. More or less, if you count toys. Of course, there are drawbacks; you can't see anything well, gunshots and explosions are incredibly loud, and your footsteps are nearly undetectable. Perhaps I just heard some that were out of sync, or perhaps these are intentional design quirks. He still has paranoia, and it's barely perceptible. Perhaps this is why the battery and controls are located in the left ear and the sound seems to be coming from

When the headphones were announced to be coming out, I have been patiently awaiting their release. I checked out three videos, each of which was accompanied by a review, on YouTube. At long last, I upgraded my wired HyperX Cloud 2 to wireless. I was concerned about the quality of the sound, but the G435 more than lived up to my expectations. When it comes to video games, the positioning is flawless, and everything goes well with the score. Concerned about the arrival. My head is really large…

In overall, these are not horrible headphones, but the absence of 7.1 is unquestionably a problem because it makes it difficult to hear in games where location is important. It is obviously better to look at alternative headphones where there is 7.1 if the price is $6+K ears for playing. Yet, it is highly practical to quickly switch to Bluetooth and have the option of connecting to a smart or TV. On the stock, you may take up to 6,000.

I purchased headphones in order to work remotely (to listen to music in the background and to communicate via video calls). My anticipations turned out to be entirely reasonable: - 9 hours of uninterrupted operation - no sound loss; - the charge is adequate for the whole day of listening to music without interruption, and there is still some left; - the ears are totally closed, and there is no pressure anywhere. Above the head, too, nothing presses; incredibly lightweight headphones; no…

I've wanted headphones for a long time, but there weren't any in the middle price range that I liked. Everything seemed flat to me, so I didn't want to buy them. However, I liked this model even before it was announced, so I'm recommending it on its own. with advantages. Lightweight and comfy; G Pro Cloud 2 sound level; - Bluetooth and radio functionality. - 2022 model. Cons of it: - The headphones' greatest benefit is also its main disadvantage; in order to achieve maximum lightness, the…

Very happy with the acquisition. I will make a note of the VERY FIRST acquisition available. Because of a substantial discount, I was able to purchase these headphones for only $5300. Contains several positive aspects It's rare that I find the time to write a constructive review, but here I am doing just that. Generally speaking, the benefits: to one's satisfaction after the initial (10-8 hours of socks, the head was not tired at all) Speedy recharging (hour and a half) Quickly transitioning…

Everything is in order, not heavy, and just right. The network has not been disrupted by whistle yet, therefore everything is running smoothly for the time being. - There are no issues with charging, and it seems to hold up well. Additionally, you are able to charge it while using it simultaneously due to the length of the cable, which makes this possible without any issues. - Sound. I'm not much of a music fan, but I couldn't be happier with how everything turned out. As I adjusted the…

Overall, I'm quite satisfied with the purchase, and I've already put it to good use during extended gaming sessions lasting more than 7 hours and late-night PC/TV viewing so as not to disturb my family. The weight was the most important criterion for me, followed by the size (it annoys me when it tightens my ears), then the durability, and finally the longevity of use (actual hours 6-7, separate cable instead of stock shorty by 2 meters, use on chord while charging). For this price, I have not…

My use of it at home and on the town makes me think they won't last long. I need to double-check it first in games before writing a review. Pros: Nothing can break in this design because there are no hinges. Very airy. Comfortable. Subway soundproofing is acceptable while street soundproofing is preferable. I can go out and about in these, rather than just sitting around the house. One of the selling points is how well concealed the microphone stick is. A few more years of USB-C, and Micro-USB…

Have a nice day. I scoured the internet for any headphones that will work with my computer, tablet, phone, and television. Correctly fitted in all respects. For the cost, it's ideal. Following that, the sound comes as a pleasant shock. I didn't buy them with the intention of listening to music, but they actually sound not bad. Detail is adequate in the top and center, but the bottom is slightly elevated and unreadable. There isn't a lack of volume, and the stage isn't flat. It would be foolish

When I first put them on and listened, I was under the impression that I had purchased high-quality headphones. In fact, I can't explain why they are such a best-seller presently. Perhaps I'm making things up in my own mind. Straight to the point: the microphone is subpar, and it would be a huge improvement if it could be easily detached. Its output typically resembles the sound coming from a barrel, and in the midst of the dissonance, the sound for the conversants is entirely mangled. It…

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…

Before that I used HyperX Cloud Alfa S, so I compare with them. As soon as they put on the Logitech for the first time, they stretched them to the maximum and put them on closer to the forehead (otherwise they wouldn’t fit). The headboard is very pressing and literally after half an hour it is already impossible to sit in them and have to take pictures (in the past I could go gray all day). Also, I personally have glasses and ear pads press on me and it becomes hard to sit. These headphones are

These lightweight Logitech G435 headphones came as a really pleasant surprise to me. After paying less than $100 for wireless earbuds, I learned not to exceed my expectations, but these headphones actually exceeded my expectations in every way. The first thing I noticed was that these are really nice headphones. Not super noticeable, but definitely a bit noticeable. As soon as I got my hands on them, I found that they are even lighter than I imagined, which is very nice when wearing them for…

I like this headset in general. It's very convenient, so simple, and the sound is pretty good. I'm not the biggest music lover, but it sounds a bit thin and lacks some of the bass and low mids that make the sound full. However, the comfortable ear pads hardly block outside noise. The bezel and earcups are a lot smaller than other headsets, which is great for my small head, but it's worth noting. The best thing about this headset is its weight. This makes it so comfortable that sometimes you…

Headgear needs some adjustment to be comfortable. That's the only thing I would change about the design. Either add more padding or stabilize the setting. The thin padding combined with the spring-loaded headphones puts too much pressure on your head every time you put them on. The trick is to slightly adjust the headband from below with your thumbs after they are on the head. I'll start with the biggest, but actually the only minus. Otherwise, this headset is incredibly good for gaming, but…

𝘁𝗹;𝗱𝗿: My big head can hardly fit in it. Very easy. Fair sound and microphone quality. Lie, it's for little heads. I have a big head and when the cups are stretched to the maximum they hardly sit comfortably on my head. That said, for the most part I think it fits almost all heads.⚫ The top of the band is uncomfortable. It's hardly soft and hard. I think this could be a hotspot if it weren't for the following point: ⚫ Actually it's lighter than what's listed. I measured 163g. Because it…

Received my pair today and I think I'll be the first person on Amazon to review it. I will update this as and when it becomes relevant. I came to you from Arctis 7, and first I'm going to talk about the good. These things are lightweight, weighing less than half my previous headset, and it definitely shows. I can shake and spin, but I can barely feel it moving on my head. Which is definitely a plus. My old headset was annoying when I moved around a lot. I was very concerned about the microphone

I've been using Sennheiser HD 559 headphones every day for around 3.5 years to play games on the PC. They sounded incredible and were used heavily. However, they've been having some issues lately, so I went to Revain to check out their headset options. At first I wanted to buy another pair of Hi-Fi open-back headphones, but Revain recommended these Logitech G435 wireless USB headphones. I was intrigued by the quality I could get in an on-ear wireless gaming headset for only $80, so I decided to

As soon as I took the G435 out of the box I was struck by how light they are. I like the design of the matte black plastic version. I think that's in line with Logitech style but more subtle. Although the set is primarily made out of plastic (22% recycled for those who appreciate it), it's fairly durable and I feel like it can take a fall or two. The headband is covered with fabric and has no padding and is very flexible. The retro-style yellow buttons and exposed wires make them look a bit…