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

Name: Immersive Gaming Audio: Logitech G935 Wireless DTS:X 7.1 Surround Sound LIGHTSYNC RGB Headset - Black/Blue
Item: Immersive Gaming Audio: Logitech G935 Wireless DTS:X 7.1 Surround Sound LIGHTSYNC RGB Headset - Black/Blue
Rating: 2

October 21, 2022

You should not take it, it does not meet any standards.

6. In general, the following follows from the previous drawback (although this drawback is clearly lower in priority than the previous one) - charging the device via microUSB, since they will be discharged quickly - you will need to stick the wire often, as a result, after 4-5 months of use, the branded wire will be erased the plugs of the plug and the connector will stop holding the wire and it will fall off - that it will kill you is simply unrealistic, not to mention that the mere fact of using wireless headphones with a wire after 4 hours of use is a failure of the project. You simply won’t be able to use your ears for a long time until you buy another wire with serviceable plugs.
In the same synchs there was a branded point connector, which, years later, performed its function, did not leave anywhere, did not fall out. And in fact, he was never needed, since the ears were kept for almost a day. I'm not stingy men, but for that kind of money there should be a quality device and not this.

I bought it as a set, the g513 keyboard did not surprise me with anything - for an amateur (most likely I'm just not a fan of mechanics here, please don't take it into account). The only thing you can pay logi money for is the G Pro mouse and the Wireless mat for it, really those things that are worth the money.

Pros

- Design - Build quality I've been using headphones for over a year. Form style. I immediately bought a mouse / pad, keyboard, ears. Assembled qualitatively, nowhere loose. There are a bunch of buttons that you probably won't need, and the wheel - which has volume control - is a handy thing.

Cons

- Battery! - The weight Well, the fairy tale is over. Further, only the shortcomings of the boys. Will be increasing. 1. On the sites they wrote about magnetic plugs on the ears where a whistle and a battery are placed - they say you can easily knock them off with your hands, etc. To be honest, I didn't experience any problems with it. Only when the ears fell off the table did the magnetic latches scatter around the corners, which can hardly be called a minus, since if the design had been cast, it might have been even worse. 2. There was also a hate about the new logitech G hub software - the hate was very hard and I think it was not easy. But now the guys apparently drank softina, there were no problems. 3. About the fact that the ear pads are leather - there are no spare ones, your ears sweat if you sit in the summer, for example. That's right, you yourself must understand what it is. But I didn’t take a steam bath, for me a quality assembly is better than a rag on the ear pads that will come into an indecent look in a couple of months. Here for an amateur. 4. Weight. Really, the ears are heavy, I did not cause much discomfort. 5. The battery is the main sadness (I will compare it with the old wireless syncs that I used for many years with the base station). As indicated in the configuration, a complete whistle is inserted into the right ear to connect to a PC - then the ear will be empty. In the left - the battery, it keeps it, God forbid, for 6 hours and out (this is a story from the factory from the first day of use - how everything gets worn out - good luck for 4 hours at the moment) - then you connect the wire and sit like with wired ones. This is a tin, of course, since the design is already so heavy - they would have thrown the battery into the right ear, too, terribly uncomfortable. In the synchs that I used, small finger batteries (accumulators) were inserted and they lasted for 16 hours. The headphones weighed nothing at all.