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.

. They worked admirably as surround headphones for gaming and movies, and produced very good stereo sound for music. The overall sound is virtually uncolored, and I can see why Logitech mentioned the word ‘audiophile' in their description of these headphones.

Logitech G633 Artemis Spectrum RGB 7.1 Surround Gaming Headset retails at RM 599, the price is high but it's very well justified, considering the headset is well-built, it comes with amazing software support and the audio output is just outstanding.

When Logitech announced its Artemis Spectrum gaming headsets, it said that they would deliver "audiophile-like" sound. Now, that's a lofty promise. The company sent us the wired version, the G633, for us to review.

Good-looking visual design; Comfortable – if somewhat loose – fit; Superb versatility and functionality; LGS integration; Dual 3.5mm/USB mode; Surround sound capability

Poor sound quality; Questionable value given price and performance

Gaming headsets have never had the best reputation, as many manufacturers seem to spend more time designing the box art than they do on audio fidelity. Thankfully the most prominent companies making computer peripherals seem to have realized this, and are finally releasing headsets that sound as...

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.

Despite the mobile cable quirks, and lack of protection, Logitech clearly has a winner here. If we are just talking about sound alone, this headset sounds excellent, especially for low frequencies.

Logitech set out to make its RGB gaming headsets, the G633 and G933 Artemis Spectrum, both functional and cool looking. With our G633 review sample, it scores well, but not spectacularly in all the major categories aside from the RGB lighting.