Review on Logitech G933 Artemis Spectrum – Wireless RGB 7.1 Dolby and DTS Headphone Surround Sound Gaming Headset – Advanced Audio Drivers – Black | PC, PS4, Xbox One, Switch, Mobile Compatible by Anastazja Pluta ᠌

I think the pricing of these headphones is excessive. Oh, and I use a Logitech G933 Artemis Spectrum Snow. Perhaps the standard headphones don't have these issues, but I haven't tried them. I purchased these headphones in the summer, and I've had nothing but trouble with them since day one. There's a grating noise in your right ear. Why weren't they able to get the little things right? After two months, I was hoping the squeak would go away on its own. The speakers make an incoherent crackling sound every few seconds. The effect is more akin to popping bubble wrap. The headband's pad peeled after only two months of use. According to market research that I conducted, the effective range of this headset is 20 meters. This is an outright lie and provocation; the closest you'll get is 10 meters. The quality of the signal will degrade steadily as you go from one room to another. The Logitech g930 I had prior to that never gave me any trouble, and I happily walked around my apartment while using them. Made a side-by-side comparison with Apple's AirPods. No matter where I was in the apartment, including next to the computer or elsewhere in the apartment, the signal never dropped. At the same 5-6 meter mark, the same technological miracle begins to lose signal and shut off. Line of sight and lack of wall obstructions at the 5- to 6-metro level. Possible explanation: the size of the radio transmitter has been cut in half since the g930. There just isn't anything else I can think of. New firmware for headphones is a welcome development. The latter resolved an issue where the microphone did not activate when it was lowered. Oh yes ! The microphone itself is something I neglected to mention. To be fair, my conversation partners will put it more eloquently. I've been told that the microphone I'm using is terrible. Perhaps it's for the best that I don't let them know how much my headphones set me back. All you need to know is that it's virtual 7.1. If the 930s hadn't cracked after three years, I would have kept using them. The headphones don't seem like they'd last very long. If it cost $5,000, I might overlook the flaws and give it a perfect score. As a result, you shouldn't try to market it. The decline from Logitech was unexpected.