Logitech G G733 LIGHTSPEED Wireless Gaming Headset with suspension headband, LIGHTSYNC RGB, Blue VO!CE mic technology and PRO-G audio drivers, Lightweight, 29 Hour battery life, 20m range - Black

Having lived with sturdy but heavyweight wired headphones for long enough, I'm delighted with these headphones from reliable manufacturer Logitech. These manage to be lightweight and comfortable whilst also remaining durable, which is an important consideration, and best yet, now I'm free of those clumsy, heavy cables always getting in the way with my last headset. The breathable fabric cushions mean my ears don't begin to sweat after an hour, and they are so light you can more or less forget you are wearing them, even for a glasses wearer like myself.I've had so many headsets break on me eventually due to weak points in the build. Not so with these. They feel like they should last. Although the sound quality may not be quite up to scratch for applications such as studio recording, they provide a perfectly adequate sound for PC gaming, and according to most reviews I read, seems to provide better sound and mic quality than most wireless headphones of similar price range, including the popular Logitech G533. While some people prefer bluetooth connection over dongle, I was happier with the dongle connection since I don't have to be online to use it.While these headphones do lack noise cancelling, that's not an issue for me since I tend not to have too much commotion going on in the background while I'm broadcasting.If there was one thing I really couldn't be bothered with, it's the pointless RBG lighting. I don't understand the obsession manufacturers appear to think 'G@MeRzZ' have for putting fancy lights on everything. While I didn't have the issue of the RBG light reflecting on my glasses as reported by some users, I'd still have been happier without them. In either case, love it or loathe it, the RGB function can be turned off using the software.In summary, great heapdset for the money, and I can definitely recommend for PC gaming. I doubt you'll find a better headset for this price.

I've had these for more than several months now. I was very back and forth about going wireless because I hate having to remember to charge things. However, I've never had an issue with them. Battery lasts a reasonable amount of time and wireless is just so convenient for me!What I like about them:- They're comfortable for me (although not as comfy as my previous razor one I must admit! But still comfy enough)-They're pretty light in weight. I can barely feel them at times.- They have good range. I've wore them all around the house whilst listening to music, podcasts or even twitch streams. This is upstairs, downstairs and even a lil outside too in the garden (to an extent).- Decent volume control, can adjust sound levels, bass, surround sound etc. In the controls.- The general quality is pretty good value for money.What I dislike:- The microphone. Honestly sounds awful and I never use it. I use my external one tho so not a big issue for me.Other things:- Can change the coloured lights to whatever you want- Battery charge lasts a reasonable time! I could use them all day fully charged, charge them whilst I'm at work and then be good to go againOverall, I love them!

This headset is great. I know it may not sound like much, but it's great. That may not be representative of the fact that I gave it 4 stars instead of 5, but there's only one reason for that.This is a great headset, starting with the sound/audio, it's superb, the surround sound works fantastic, the audio is crisp and loud. However, changing EQ presets there is not muchdifference between each preset, but unless that's what you're looking for in a gaming headset, you'll be sorely disappointed. There isn't much added bass if you put it into the bass boost preset, but it sounds good anyway.Quality wise of the headset ranges, albeit the headset is made from mostly plastic, it does not at all feel like cheap shoddy stuff, it feels well put together, and the suspension headband goes a long way in terms of comfortability and longevity. It is very lightweight, but I would suspect that is mostly because of the plastic, but what can you really expect.Battery life is dependent on what RGB settings you use (if you use them at all), the battery life is held true to what Logitech have put on the box, at the time of writing this review, I have used the headset mostly all day 9am-8:30pm and I have not charged it yet, with 60% battery left at the current time.If you've noticed, I've given it 4 stars and not 5, that is solely because the previous headset I've moved on from had ANC (Active Noise Cancellation), sure, it isn't fair comparing a headset that does and does not, however I am mildly let down for the lack of noise cancellation in general. I can hear just as much background sound when I have the headset on to when I have the headset off, but hey, just like every product ever, you pay the price for the quality you have and what you get.

I bought this headset to replace the ROCCAT ELO AIR 7.1. The ELO's signal was terrible and most likely faulty but didn't want to chance it being a production issues.The g733's are a great headset. It's of all an plastic construction but it is very high quality and due to few moving parts suffers no creaks or cracks when moving your head or swallowing. They are really comfortable to wear and would easily outlast you sat at a desk.They have great battery life and have a really nice modern design which appeals to gamers and wouldn't be out of place in an office. The deciding factor for me was that these boast 20m of range. While I cant quite get that, compared to the ELO's they are amazing I can walk around my house with no signal breakup at all.The software is also great, very easy to use , informative and functional.All in all, a great headset highly recommended