Customer Ratings & Reviews

occassionally starts making crackling noise unprovoked

Do not recommend for PS5. Several other players reported microphone quality was terrible. No adjustments made it any better. Returned item.

Worked great for about 9 days then quit and won't work. Planning on exchanging in hopes they are just defective for the price I spent on them.

The headphones work properly, its just how they sound, it gives me headache its so wired.

This is one of the worst headset I have used. The mic cuts out every time you talk and the sound quality is just horrible. Returned the next day. Wouldn’t recommend it at all!!!

The audio is as good as any Wal-mart brand headset. It fits like a helmet and is ginormous while simultaneously pushing the outside of my ears toward the center. Ouch.

I came to this headset after my more expensive Logitech G933 finally gave out. I was sort of expecting some of the same "features" but was sadly disappointed. I am , in no way, an audiophile so all the intricate details will not be in this review. The way I see it, most people want to just pop them in, tweak a few settings and start gaming, and I am with that group. Comparing that headset to my others I have the following pros and cons : Pros -First out of the gate, these things are comfortable to wear for extended periods. The little elastic adjustable strap at the top is the reason for this, for me. -Connection to the little dongle is almost instant. With the 933 there was a few second wait -If you are a person who uses Logitech things, this all fits in nicely with the GHub software. I have this headset, the 502 Light speed mouse and the Powerplay pad and they all work together great. - The RGB lighting is nice and unobtrusive. It is a smaller thin bar on the front of the cups. The 933 had lights all over, which also impacts the battery life. Smaller lighting, less battery drain -G Hub software allows you to tweak everything from the sound to the lighting and allows you to download other user profiles for games. Sound profiles, special lighting profiles, its all there. -Battery life of "supposedly" 29 hours. I am sure this is with any RGB lighting off but for some reason the G Hub software only shows as 20+ when fully charged. So there is wiggle room for 9 hrs. -Charging is via USB-C...so expect this thing to charge faster then the usual MicroUSB sets -Once I was able to get this tuned to where I like it, it was pretty good. Things just seem clearer then they did with my 933. Using the Blue software feature for voice during gaming was also a good experience. I compare it to what you would hear on a WiFi or HD call with your cell phone. And my cons: -Detachable mic. I wish they would have gone the route of the 933 and made the mic fold into the headset cup, but alas it is a detachable mic. Something that might easily get lost -Ear cups seem a tad small. Sure your ears will get used to it, but it threw me off when I initially put them on. -This is my BIGGEST con at the moment....1 programmable button. In its default setting, this acts as the Mute button but that can easily be changed in the software. 1 button severely limits your options. On the 933 I had one mute, one to turn the RGB on/off, and the 3rd to change sound profiles on the fly. One can not do that with the headset and that is disappointing. Overall I am pleased with this headset aside from 2 of my cons. I mostly play things like Fortnite with my nephews or World of Warcraft (again!) and the sound has been pretty great with the limited amount of tweaking I have done.

For gaming needs, this headset definitely gives you all you need. It's comfortable and the sound quality is on point. The only issue I had was with the microphone as I had others tell me after using it for a while that they were having issues hearing me. I have personally used this for zoom calls as well as gaming and it does well with both, keeping in mind the minor mic issue. The availability of color options with the addition of the lights makes this a really fun headset. The battery life makes this a great option for those that might forget to charge it as it is usually ready to go. For the price and what you get, overall this is a good option for gaming or anything else you might need to use it for, definitely worth the investment.

Probably the best headphones I own to date. Theynwere extremely comfortable and the sound quality was excellent. Highly recommended if you're a gamer and I use them on a PS5.

Terrible. Mic cuts off randomly, not worth the price at all.

terrible, it echos and poor sound quality in game .

The microphone did not work well at all. I had to return the item the day after my sun opened it for his birthday--so pretty disappointing.

One of the main things I look for with headphones is comfort. Sound quality diminishes if the fit is not snug. Battery life is nothing if I cannot wear it for a good amount of time. The G733 is very comfortable. It only has two settings—the vertical sliding cups and the headband which makes it so easy to adjust. So just slap it on and I’m always ready-to-go. Connectivity is easy and stable – I always liked the dongle for some reason, only because Bluetooth connectivity fails and I have to troubleshoot every time. This type of connection makes it easy. Transmission quality is seamless. On other headphones, I have an issue with screen transitions on different games, especially when the cut scenes load up on big games. This device keeps up with the transitions and there are no drop outs. Regarding sound quality, it is not impressive—meaning I get this from other units. However, it is not sloppy either. I would say, dependable is the word—and that’s all I need when I’m actually out gaming. The headphones themselves are built solid—they are plastic but they don’t feel flimsy. However, the cups cannot be opened sideways, which can be very useful when someone tries to talk to you (who is not gaming). But like I mentioned earlier, the headphones, once set are so easy to put on and take out—without messing up your adjustments. If in any case you need to mute, it just requires some getting used to—there are different sound cues when you press the mute button so you need to know what sound it makes when you are muted or when you are not. Maybe best part of this is the Logitech Hub—this is where you can integrate all your customizations and integrations with your other Logi devices. I do not go as far as tweaking my audio settings per game but the software is good with that and I am sure is a good-to-have for a lot of gamers. Back to dependability though, I also tried this on zoom meetings. It’s really very reliable and I asked for feedback from people I met with, and they say that it is clear, like I am beside them (not that it is noticeable but it was a solicited feedback I had to acquire). And I think this is what I mean by these headphones. The performance is consistent and these are very dependable. For whatever I use it with, I don’t want to miss that one word when someone asks me to run, or when someone mentions an important point in a meeting—because that can mean life or death on the battlefield, or being on top of my career. Either way, these headphones are reliable and I like it.

Awful mic quality. And i don’t like the USB port requirement.

I’m constantly told that my microphone is low and cuts out.

Sounds horrible to game with even with the LG app for it.

To start off she ate. But if she ate and he's cooking who's doing the dishes ? All jokes aside, the headphone are great for many reason such as mic quality, fits my big head, comforts my small ears, the lights are cool to look at and sound quality is also good. I had turtle beaches 700 before this and had them for about 5 months and it start to have troubles connecting to my PC and Xbox, the sound would start to crack and my mic would pick sound even when off, headset is heavy compare to this headset. My boyfriend noted something he did not like was that the cups of the headphone did not rotate but that did not bother me where I feel it is secure to my ears and I hear more. overall, I think this is good buy for the price and quality. Periodttt

The right headphone whistles like I’m at sea. Besides that pretty decent.

I didn’t like these headphones. I don’t like the fact that you have to use the mute button instead of flipping up the mic.

Misleading product description. Mainly what systems it is compatible with. Fixed now.