Customer Ratings & Reviews

1. The sound quality is excellent for this grade of headset. It's probably the best for its price range at the moment. Based on reviews, you would probably need to spend close to $300 to do better. 2. I've never had the battery die. It charges by USB. I just plug the included USB cable into my headset, everytime I'm not using it. With all functions & lights running, it estimates 7 hours of run time. If you should need to use it when the battery dies, just use while plugged into USB. 3. The mic is hidden until you want to use it. Also, it can be configured to auto-mute when you lift it during a conversation. 4. It has a 3.5mm port, allowing you to plug directly into any audio device, not just PCs/Laptops. 5. The padding on the ears and head is a durable cloth. This means you won't get the flaking of the fuax leather after a couple of years. 6. Moving from a wired headset to a wireless headset for normal/gaming PC use has been great. If I'm working on something while listening to music/lecture, I can get up and go to the kitchen or restroom and never have to remove it but still enjoy the music/lecture. Possible Con: It fits a little tight, and my head isn't huge. I appreciate that it's secure, but a person with a large head might find it to be too tight, even though it's adjustable. Because this is relative to each individual, I didn't dock a star.

To keep it short, the headset was pretty decent. It had good sound quality and decent bass. The headset was overall comfortable as well. The multiple buttons on the headset was a nice touch. The battery was ok, but I felt like mine went out fast. However, much of the flaws had to do with the way the headset was made. The padding at the top is apparently glued on so it started to peel off after several days. The padding on the ear pads didn't really fit my personal liking. It kind of felt like sand paper on my skin. I also didn't like how heavy the headset was unlike most wireless headset. But, it was overall ok, especially the wireless factor of the headset.

I really like just about everything about this headset with just one exception; the headband doesn't stay put. I fly helicopters for a living and the headset I use while flying (Bose A20) has firm, distinct notches for adjusting the headband to your correct size. Set it and forget it. I really like that and I wish this headset were similar, but just about every time I pick it up to put it on, the adjustments shift and I have to set it again and then carefully put it on my head without it moving. The notches are numbered, which makes it easier, but it's still annoying to have to adjust it every time I put it on. Other than that, I like everything else about it. Really good sound. Wireless range is great and reliable. Battery life is about 9 hours, which is pretty good in my book and the charging cable that comes with it is about twice as long as I actually need, so that's a plus.

Everything about these is amazing. The fit, sound, and mic. Noise canceling might be too good. I can’t hear any background noisewhen wearing these

=Sound Quality= The two I can compare to are the Razer Krakens, Astro A50s, and the Audio Technica ATH M50xs (which I use primarily). Bear in mind that the G933s headphones are built for surround sound gaming. This means punchy bass and surround sound, not total accuracy for audiophiles. For the price, and considering the wireless connection, they sound great. It does take plenty of tweaking, as out of the box presets are garbage for balance (most of them sounded flat, or overly bass boosted). To compensate where these headphones falter, I took the lower frequencies and turned them up close to max, with small variations. Mids should be slightly lower than the middle line, as well as treble. After testing with a wide range of music, this mode produced the most accuracy

I have owned this headset for about a month. There are some pros and cons, as with all products. Pros: Excellent bass and overall sound Decent battery life if you turn off all RGB Wireless option Comfortable to wear Cons: Poor battery life if you use RGB (even just the logo on the sides) Build quality feels cheap and plastic like to me Mic is average and should be better at this price point This is a good deal if you can catch them on sale for around $80 (like I did) to $100. I feel you would be better off purchasing a pair of Steelseries Arctis 7 if you are going to pay full price. You lose the RGB, but the sound is on par, mic is good and battery life is excellent. Or you could choose the new Logitech GPro headset if you don't mind the wire.

I have had plenty of gaming headsets. Nothing too crazy but decently priced ones. So far these g933 are the most expensive ones I have purchased. They are great don't get me wrong, but they aren't as comfortable as ones I have had before. If being wireless is a big thing for you, go for these ones. If not, I would say go for something maybe like the cloud 2 by hyperx.

This headset works very well. Expect the sort of psuedo 7.1 sound out of it. But, for what you get, it is pretty nice. Kinda flashy with the lights, but sound is very nice with a decent stage, and it is super comfortable for long sessions. Microphone works decent enough. And all of this in a wireless form factor. That makes it all so much better.

I loved the sound quality of the G933 Artemis. It was flawless with one exception. It did not work at all with my connection to work. I have other wireless headsets with no issues. This one would turn stop working about every minute and I would have to turn it off and back on. I don't think it was a bad headset because it only happened on calls while using remote connection to connect to work.

Mostly amazing with the exception of occassional issues with connection where receiver has to be unplugged and replugged in. Other than that the sound is good, the fit is good, they are comfortable.

I was deciding between these and another pair of headphones and I was told logitech has better mics. I can tell you that I made the right decision. These headphones are phenomenal. From the sound quality to the mic picking up my voice, I could not be more pleased. I PC game and console (PS4) game. The headset runs wirelessly on both systems. These are probably some of the best headphones you can get for the price. The only con I have about them is that they are very large. Excessively large. Other than that, they are great!

Sounds clear bass and high fidelity. Mic works great - other side hears clearly. Folding Mic handle is nice, easy to disable/mute when needed. Software is lot of tweaks to play with on presets, light effects, matching with their keyboard for gaming. Form cups are large enough, though I like them a little more rounder and softer for better comfort around the ears.

I have had this headset four times now. The first one got destroyed by my dog, : (. I then purchased it again. It had a static sound on the mic that I could not get rid of. I took it back and got a new one. The headband began peeling off on this one. I took it back and went with a different headset. I didn't like the new headset because the sound was terrible for $150-200 headset. I for some reason went back to this headset. Guess what, the headband is peeling off again and won't stay in place. The mic also broke. The part that you push the mic into when you fold it up snapped or something. I tapped the mic and it broke out of the bottom of the mic holder. I didn't abuse any of these. I am extremely disappointed with the hardware. Other than all this, the sound is really good and they are semi comfortable.

My son LOVES these headphones for gaming!!! The wireless feature is outstanding, sound is outstanding too!!!

I can hear footsteps, wind, bullets whizzing, and vehicles driving direction left-right, behind and ahead of me. These are an advantage over headphones that don't offer a 7.1 experience. So far they break less than my other headphones. They have decent range and get me to the fridge depending on what direction I'm facing if the usb extension is plugged in.

This is my first over the head head phone. I still am struggling to get to use to of this product as i always used in ear headphones. This seems very bulky but most of over the head headphones are like this i guess. The software that comes with this is just ok because this is not a very high end headphone so i don't want to waste lot of time to understand controls via software (just remember that practically you only use 10% of software options rest is junk for 95% buyers). I only like two options in software, one you can assign different options of your choice to 3 keys (although i only find 4 or 5 options that you would be interested in. rest are useless to 95% user i bet) and second is equalizer setting. i've 3 settings assigned to top key like vocal, music and miscellaneous etc. RGB lights are just pleasing for first hour then you don't even look at it. And btw you are not able to see RGB lights when headphone is on your head coz lights are at the back therefore, i would pay less if there is any version without RGB lights. Sound is ok. I like my wired earphones more that came with my Samsung S9+. This headphone isn't a big difference in sound but i believe this is true for any headphone of this range. It's not cheap though. Now about deal breaking. I watch or play games on recliner or sitting on the ground and keep my head back on headrest. The volume rocker is exactly there where you touch your head back to the headrest and doesn't matter how many angles you change, head rest is gonna hit volume rocker and changing volume all the time. What a thoughtless design. Moreover the style and position of buttons are so wierd that after a couple of weeks i still am not able to locate right button in first attempt. I've to check multiple buttons to make sure the position of right one, and i am not a noob but an IT guy. I'd definitely not buy this product because of these annoying things. I'll update after a year or so about durability and performance. It's firm on head and don't fell down if you tilt your head back as shown in one you-tube video. But it's heave and bulky, at least for me and probably it's because i never used over the head headphones. Response time is good. I can't tell about battery life as i put it on charging occasional so battery never dies. Over all this product is ok in look and use if you are not touching your head to headrest. It' expensive and should be much cheaper but everything is expensive these days or i'd say everything is overpriced these days. I needed mic therefore i had to buy this type of headset. Mic is kinda cool. I'd update about mic later. So if you are not worried about touching your head to headrest then i'd recommend this product but otherwise i don't.

Great gaming headset. Sound is great. Very comfortable and feels much more durable than competing brands that I've bought in the past.

Sound and quality are definitely a step up from the previous generations. Nice and snug with my head size, although it might have some issues with bigger head. I had some issues with the software recognizing the headset after long sleep mode.

The headset is great. super comfortable and great audio and battery life. The only thing is people always tell me the microphone is bad, so just take that into consideration. Not a problem for me because I'm using an external mic.

The headphones sounded decent. I had a problem with them connecting a couple of times. The volume is also rather limiting. While playing games I would have it turned all the way up. If I would prefer a little extra room for something that may demand more volume in the future.