Review on Logitech G G533 Wireless PC Headset, black by Aneta Janek ᠌

In general, they are excellent, especially the gaming headphones (I purchased them for $8299); I believe that $6,000 to $7,000 is the ideal price for them. It can be advised, but with consideration for the requirement for further microphone manipulations. has various benefits: - Sound (very loud, large headroom, comfortable volume 15-20 out of 100) – Autonomy (enough for a couple of days) - To silence the microphone, raise it. - Fabric ear cushions (will not peel off) - There is only one programmable crossover; there are no extraneous, unneeded crossovers like backlighting or several buttons. - Wireless, which is a plus. It appears that this is not a lagging Bluetooth, but rather something else. incredibly far away. - Right ear has an easily replaceable battery that is located there. Cons include: - An excessive amount of microphones. It is exceedingly quiet right out of the box, and native software is unable to address this issue. Even though I had to finish the third party, everything worked out okay in the end. I have no idea why Logitech cannot resolve a software-only issue on its own. - The software has a minimalistic design and feels devoid of features. - The controls' location is not particularly convenient. You must grope if you don't understand something the first time. - A chattering volume wheel with fuzzy stoppers that is challenging to precisely adjust - Setting the height of the temples is insufficient; it frequently needs to be redone after removal. Taut, difficult to sit for a long time; MicroUSB, gradually becomes more flexible