I've been using Logitech's best wireless headsets for over a decade. The G533 is the best headset they've ever released and it's their "budget" model. They keep adding useless things like backlighting or G-keys to their headsets, making them heavier and bulkier. The only features I need are in this headset. Power button, mute button, volume control, automatic microphone mute when turning up/down. This is Logitech's best wireless headset. And I forgot to mention that the microphone is better…

I use this for a Spotify entry at work and it was written after my first day of use. Pros: - Worked right out of the box. There is no manual setting. No additional software is required. Very easy. The microphone works very well for conference calls. Being able to mute the sound by moving the microphone up and down is very handy. ) - If there is no sound after a few minutes, it looks like it is going into some kind of sleep mode. Turning the headset on and off will fix the problem instantly.…

Well right off the bat I have a PlayStation 4 which I rarely play as I have three small ones at home and they take up most of my time. In fact, I didn't buy it for PC or PlayStation gaming at all. While working from home, I needed a way to stay connected and hop off the desk to get the kids milk, snacks, toilet help, etc. A gamer friend recommended it. Pros: Ease of use. plug and play Virtually no configuration required. Very happy with the easy setup for PC and PlayStation 4. Sound quality is…

After a day of use this unit seems good. I can hardly tell the difference between it and the usual stereo. I enabled it in the Logitech software. Wireless seems pristine and I don't notice any lag in highly reflective games like Quake. It takes a while and you can control the rest of your life in the above software. The comfort isn't the best, but I can't complain about that. After setting it works. If you have sensitive skin/scalp it presses on it and this can be uncomfortable during long…