I bought this on sale during the Black Friday event. I already had a pair of Steelseries headsets but they were not comfortable. So when this went on sale, I decided to take a stab at it. I thought the 7.1 would be make a lot of improvement in my gaming experience but it wasn't. Not sure why.

-Looks Nice; -Comes with either USB cable or 3.5mm connections and cables

-Like the subject says - not sure if it's worth the price; -Made of all plastic (expected better built quality

Great headset but the build quality isn't as good as it looks. Feels kinda cheap, and is not reflective of the price. It is good though, wait for a sale or promo codes. I'm not an audiophile, but coming from old $20 headsets, this is a big step up.

-7.1 Virtual surround is amazing, especially in games with a great sound engine; (i.e Battlefield 1) -Comfortable for long sessions, I've used it for longer than 8 hours; -Mic quality is clear, according to the other side; -Logitec Gaming software is amazing and easy to use.

-Construction is ok, it's mostly plastic; -Plastic creaking sounds every time I stretch it to put it on -The clamping force isn't enough to stop it from sliding off when you tilt your head back a bit

Great sound quality and build quality alongside amazing software support

Comfort could be slightly better; headband starts to hurt head after prolonged use

I've yet to meet a single PC user who doesn't hate wires/cables but for good or bad the day when everything will become wireless (and offer the same performance) doesn't seem draw any closer than it was even 5 years ago.

- Design; - Very Detailed And Crisp Mids & Highs; - 7.1 Dolby Surround Sound (DTS X; - Comfortable; - Noise Cancelling Uni-Directional Retractable Microphone; - 3 Programmable G-Keys; - Volume Control Knob & Microphone Mute Button; - RGB Illumination; - Foldable Design; - Removable Tags; - 3 Meter...

- Price (For Some; - Bass Levels; - "Limited" Illumination System; - No "Custom" Tags Available Currently

great sounding top quality perfect fit very comfy would recomend

Do you like to dabble in multiple gaming genres and listen to music? If so, you'd be a bit crazy to not consider the overall solid Logitech Artemis G633 or G933 headsets.

It looks great; The great all-rounder; Microphone design; Heavy music prowess

Earcups; My skull; it hurts; Lack of accessories; Awkward cable

The Logitech G633 Artemis Spectrum headphones sound and perform great regardless of what you're doing with it. Definitely one to consider if you can get past the slightly tight fit of the earpieces.

Performance; Design

Tight fit

For a while now, I've needed a versatile set of headphones. My work and review setup is a 14 feet of TVs, monitors, game systems, and PCs. At any given point, I'll be on the primary TV or the secondary TV playing any number of gaming consoles, or on my PC, gaming or writing.

For $149.99, you're getting amazing sound quality, and a convenient headset that's extremely easy to set up. While that sounds pricey, remember that the Astro A40 TRs retail for $250, and deliver the same sound quality. You're only losing out on the included Mixer.

Logitech has always been known for its gaming equipment, introducing the G633 Artemis Spectrum RGB 7.1 Surround Gaming Headset , which made its debut last year in the USA, this bad boy offers superior surround sound and immersive environments when gaming.