Review on Logitech G432 Wired Gaming Headset with 7.1 Surround Sound, DTS Headphone:X 2.0, Flip-to-Mute Mic for PC in Black/Blue Leatherette by Agata Krupa ᠌

It was on purpose that the headset was taken for use with the games. And in this regard, he couldn't have been happier with the outcome. Windows recognizes the headset as a 7.1 audio system when it is connected using the adaptor that is included with the package. Placement in games is cool since it allows you to pay attention to the sound. Due to the fact that I already own two Logitech devices—a keyboard and a mouse—the entire setup is now merged into a single system by means of the proprietarily developed software known as Logitech G HUB. This is a very useful feature because it allows the profile for a particular game to be configured for all devices at the same time. This includes the DPI, backlight, button mapping, and sound. In terms of the sound quality, both the games and the movies have a sound that is just outstanding, perfectly balanced, and free of distortion. Not only are quality headphones essential for listening to music, but so is a sound card with enough capabilities. If you connect headphones analogously to a good sound card, you can achieve much better sound quality than if you listen to music through the supplied USB-card. In general, listening to music through the supplied USB-card is quite pleasant. The microphone is not terrible, and all you have to do to switch it on is tilt the holder. They have a very good hearing.