Headset, keyboard, monitor, and mouse. Those items are probably the most personal things in your system. They are in almost constant contact with you (ok, not the monitor so much), so comfort is key. And a poor headset, like a poor keyboard, mouse or monitor, can detract from the gaming experience.

Amazing sound - deep bass and crisp highs; Customizable with Logitech Gaming software; Stable WiFi connection; Noise-cancelling microphone; Comfortable ear pads; Lightweight - minimizes fatigue

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Works amazing. No difference from high-end headsets because this is a high-end headset at a great price.

cruel headphones. has disabled 7.1 surround because it sounded better without. the headset sits / squeezes a little hard which is felt after a few hours. maybe because it's new edit: it sounds like you're chewing / eating something. edit 2: the headset is uncomfortable for a long time.

One of the most important pieces of PC gaming kit is a good quality headset. A good headset not only gives you a competitive advantage by providing you with situational awareness and team voice chat but also enhances your gaming experience overall.

Logitech's redesigned G533 headset isn't as flashy as most gaming headsets these days, but we like it that way.

The Logitech G533 are great-sounding gaming headsets, with a good build quality and a comfortable design. They have one of the best imp...

Logitech's $200 G933 Artemis has stood as one of our favorite wireless gaming headsets for a year, thanks to its excellent audio performance and flexible connection options. The $149.99 G533 headset is a more affordable alternative to that model. It sheds the customizable lighting, which is no big loss, but it also loses the ability to connect with wired sources, limiting what you can use it with besides a PC. It also has a much more bass-heavy sound signature that can overwhelm high frequency presence. You're better off with the Steelseries Arctis 7 ($278.99 at Amazon) , which gets you better sound quality and connectivity options for the same price. Design The G533 headset ($69.99 at Amazon) looks fairly unassuming. It eschews the lighting effects of the G933 in favor of unlit, plain black plastic. This doesn't mean the headset looks cheap, however. The earcups are a nice combination of textures, with attractive flat, glossy back panels raised over matte contours, which are in ...

The Logitech G533 is a comfortable wireless gaming headset with few connection options and perhaps too much bass.

Comfortable fit; Powerful sound

Lacks wired connection options; Overwhelming bass

Headphones are everywhere, and it's not hard to find a great pair. But wireless surround sound headphones you can use across the house from your PC, with a boom mic for voice chat, a comfy fit and long battery life? Not so easy -- and typically pretty expensive.

Long range, long battery life, comfy, and sounds great.

(this happened for me, so it might help you) Once you have these and download the Logitech Gaming software, you'll need to go to the ‘Customize Audio Experiance’ tab and change the ‘sidetone’ slide to 0, otherwise you'll hear yourself when you speak, and then go to the ‘Customize Surround Sound’ tab and change the drop down tab to ‘Logitech Signature Studio’, then my friend, you will have the best headphones you will have owned in a long long time

Trust me You may not have any rolls of paper But you will be rollin and rocking to the beats blasting out of this thing when you are sitting there