If you're looking for a wireless gaming headset for PC, very few perform as well as the Logitech G733, and fewer still are as comfortable. The isolation leaves a little to be desired, but homebound users will find a lot to love.

Battery life; Comfortable; Lightweight; Blue Vo!ce software

Isolation; Inferior console experience

The Logitech G733 gaming headset offers great value, especially when settings are honed and DTS: X 2.0 surround sound is enabled on PC. The lightweight, comfortable headset will suit anyone looking for an everyday PS4 headset as well, even if the lower ranges are slightly muddy.

Lightweight and comfortable; Strong directional sound; Cheaper price point

Plastic feels cheap

A visually exciting gaming headset with top-tier comfort levels and a fantastic mic setup, the Logitech G733's audio is the only mild disappointment, being best used in stereo mode where it'll prove to be a deeply reliable companion.

Cool design; Ultra-light and comfortable; Strong stereo performance; Incredible Blue VO!CE microphone setup

Poor surround sound implementation; Low passive noise cancellation

With the G733, Logitech add a wireless gaming headset to its range that claims to have been specially designed with wearing comfort in mind. It also offers surround sound, voice filters from subsidiary Blue Microphones and RGB lighting that can be configured via software.

The wireless Logitech G733 Lightspeed is a very attractive headset, but not in a plush, luxurious kind of way—more of a casual way befitting the headset’s $149.99 base price tag. How so? There’s no plush leatherette or metal to be seen, but the cups are sculpted with tight angles to bestow a futuristic look and RGB lighting ripples down the front side in two neat grooves.

The Logitech G733 Lightspeed is stylish, comfortable, and has excellent battery life. Despite a few inconveniences in the headset’s design, nifty functionality like spatial audio support and Blue Vo!ce means there’s plenty for gamers and streamers to enjoy.

Stylish yet understated design with great color options; The audio quality is decent; Spatial audio support and Blue Vo!ce are great additions for gamers and streamers;

The microphone is quite short and won’t stay put; There’s no Active Noise Cancellation (ANC); The all-plastic headband feels a bit flimsy;

The Logitech G733 is a lightweight, stylish wireless gaming headset that looks much better than it sounds.

The Logitech G733 LIGHTSPEED are decent for wireless gaming. They provide a highly-customizable user experience thanks to their feature-packed companion software and have a well-balanced default sound profile that suits a wide variety of games, not to mention reasonably low wireless latency.

Remarkable amount of options in companion software; Fairly low wireless latency; Outstanding microphone noise handling capability.

Sub-par frequency response consistency; Limited control scheme; Slightly closed-off soundstage.

The Logitech G733 headset combines a stylish design with decent game audio, but it feels a little flimsy and doesnt fit that well.

Gorgeous color options, Long battery life, Decent sound

Imprecise fit, Oddly designed microphone, Distracting lighting options

Logitech’s G733 Wireless headset combines all the best bits of my favourite gaming headsets . It has the ultra comfortable ski-goggle headband design of the Steelseries Arctis 7 , the crystal clear Blue Voice microphone tech of Logitech’s ultra-fancy G Pro X headset, and at 278g, it’s also...

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Balanced sound, G Hub software offers extensive options, Lightweight

Cups don't rotate in either direction, Subpar microphone quality