Review on 🎧 Logitech G733 White Wireless Gaming Headset - LIGHTSYNC RGB, Blue VO!CE Mic, PRO-G Audio Drivers & Suspension Headband by Mateusz Maycha ᠌

Name: 🎧 Logitech G733 White Wireless Gaming Headset - LIGHTSYNC RGB, Blue VO!CE Mic, PRO-G Audio Drivers & Suspension Headband
Item: 🎧 Logitech G733 White Wireless Gaming Headset - LIGHTSYNC RGB, Blue VO!CE Mic, PRO-G Audio Drivers & Suspension Headband
Rating: 3

July 10, 2023

There are disadvantages, but the product is usable.

The wireless competition doesn't provide anything better for the same price, and while this headset is nice, it suffers from the same issues. But a lot of money, and it is unclear why there is such a high rate of marriage and some form of children's jambs in this price bracket. I'll go back to the wires if they give the money back. From what I've researched, a truly high-quality wireless headset is out of reach on this budget.

Pros

Visual Appeal Materials quality, number two Thirdly, the elastic band makes it both cozy and one-of-a-kind. I stole these headphones because I thought they were cool. The ability to retain a charge and maintain connectivity is not a feature, but rather a requirement.

Cons

The only way to properly set up headphones is using GHUB. Unfortunately, it's only compatible with Windows 10, and the headphones drain hundreds of sevens without it. The headphones' sound quality (which is mediocre out of the box) can be improved by installing the software, as can the microphone's sensitivity, the backlight's brightness, or even turning it off entirely. 2) The high standard of the microphone. Now that I've submitted them for review (more on this below), my discord chat partners have remarked on how much better my voice sounds after I bought a new microphone from Auchan. The microphone in this headset is the worst part. If you don't connect with them on Ghub, your pals will stop talking to you. 3) It can't be connected to a phone, which is a minor issue given that it's a gaming headset. 4) The most common problem I've had with my own pair of headphones is a high-frequency squeak in the left ear whenever I switch between the different illumination modes. If you have a stock iridescent backlight and don't want to use ghub, everything works just fine without it. This isn't the first time I've heard of this type of union occurring with this design. I gave it to the vendor for testing, and it's been two weeks since I asked about the outcome.