Not amazing, not horrible. 7.1 wireless is nice, but the sound is average. Looks very streamlined, but earpads are rough and uncomfortable. I'd spend the extra and get something better.

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

It is a great headset and the mic has a built in pop filter, it says 7.1 surround sound but it is produced by software. It's battery is awesome but I wish it was better. Over all I'd say the headset is worth the price, it's a down graded from the headset G933 but it looses nothing but the rgb.

The Logitech G533 is the logical successor to the company's ageing but still popular G930. It is still a wireless, virtual 7.1 surround sound gaming headset, but it has seen a number of a technological upgrades to modernise it.

We take a look at Logitech's latest wireless headset, the G533.

The G533 Wireless headset is the latest offering from Logitech, combining the company's premium Pro-G drivers, 15-hour battery life, and a new, more functional style. Obvious comparisons can be made to last year's G933 Artemis Spectrum, since both are wireless headsets using Logitech's Pro-G...

A few months ago, I praised Logitech's G810 mechanical keyboard for offering everything needed in a premium keyboard without all the extra frills that tend to outline a "gaming" product. Now Logitech is applying that same design restraint with the new Logitech G533 gaming headset.

The G533 makes an interesting counterpoint to its predecessors. Pull up pictures of 2016's G633 and G933 headset, the heirs apparent to Logitech's old G930-bulky air-traffic-controller silhouette, coffin-shaped earcups, RGB lighting, edgy accent decorations. The video game aesthetic.

While they may not have as much bass as we would have liked, the soundstage that the Pro-G drivers creates is simply unmatched by any other wireless headset on the market today. Back this up with incredible voice clarity through the mic and a lightweight design, and you've got a contender for one of...

So how did the Logitech G533 end up turning out While gaming headsets still haven't caught up to the performance of standard headphones, the G533 did a good job in the key areas.