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

In general, they are the first headphones I've ever purchased from this particular brand. Plantronics was an earlier option, and it was a more affordable variant that was compatible with the PS4. In contrast, they come out on top (and it is understandable, it would be foolish to expect another with a rather tangible difference in price). Got pros: Finding the origin of a noise in a video game is very simple, which is a feature that is especially helpful for first-person shooter games played online. The sound, despite the fact that I am not a sound expert, pleasantly surprised me as well; the headphones functioned well in games as well as when watching movies and listening to music (although with the latter you should not anticipate much and you will have to set the equalizer); The long charging cord, as well as the location of the connector that allows it to be connected, are both convenient and do not interfere with one another; Removable battery, which means that it will be feasible to replace it when it reaches its end of life (although this raises the question of whether or not it would be possible to find an identical replacement battery in a year); The following are some of its negative aspects: Connector for micro USB used for charging Low battery life (although in comparison to the simple noise-cancelling Sony music headphones, this is certainly a problem that is common for gaming headphones in this price group); Creak of the hull. Although it is not as loud as it was in my older headphones, it was still an unpleasant surprise, and when I purchased it, I hoped that it would not be;