Logitech G633 Artemis Spectrum – RGB 7.1 Dolby and DTS Headphone Surround Sound Gaming Headset – PC, PS4, Xbox One, Switch, and Mobile Compatible – Exceptional Audio Performance – Black

So in the past I've had a number of headsets. Starting from 2003 in about 3rd grade playing Warcraft 3 Frozen Throne on PC with an old school stand mic to now playing PS4 and Xbox One with this great headset. I've had several different brands such as Turtle Beach, Tritton, Astros, Microsoft's Xbox 360 standard mic, and Playstation's ps3 bluetooth headset. With my Tritton Kunai going out on me after only about a year in a half (great headset, but now has a constant 'echo' when playing with friends (do note that the echo started first) and then the hinge on the mic cracked a bit when I accidentally stepped on it, now the headset won't stay on my head too well even with hardcore taping), being disappointed with the loss of quality in the new gen Turtle Beach headsets (overall did not like the sound quality on the Earforce XO and friends saying I did not sound too great on the mic) , and accidentally lightly stepping on the hinge of my A30 Astros resulting in no sound in one ear and the mic never connecting (when I saw 'lightly stepping' on the headset, I really mean it. It's not some BS excuse. I actually did stop myself before I could REALLY put pressure on it. Overall it felt like cheap plastic, didn't even last a year); I think it was time for a new brand.... Normally I would never buy a headset over the $50 mark on Black Friday (hence why I've owned moderately expensive headsets like the Astros and Turtle Beach Ear Force XO); but with my gf's mother giving me a pretty decent Amazon gift card and seeing this $150 headset on sale for ~$91; I just caved. Everyone has their own needs when it comes to buying something. For me, I needed a headset that could take a beating. I often bring the headset to my girlfriend's house and occasionally to a friend's house. Next I needed a headset with decent speakers. I'm tired of crappy audio and mic quality (such as the TB Ear Force XO). Lastly, I wanted a headset that can function well while going from PS4, Xbox One, and even to my phone. I'll get to the point... Pros: 1. Build quality is great! Really can take a beating. 3.5mm jack and usb cords are thread so it won't fringe easily. Headset sits well on my head. 2. Audio SOUNDS GREAT! The surround sound works very well and the sound quality is great. 3. Mic quality (as stated by friends) is great. I sound clear and will pick up the smallest sounds. Great when you have a roommate sleeping or a complaining parent. Cons: 1. Size of headset. Its large, but not uncomfortable or anything. Just large for storage.

I purchased these for my brother a few days ago. Here is his review as per FB. Thank you to my brother and sister-in-law, for gettng these for my birthday. I am quite particular when it comes to hardware, especially with devices that enhance interactiity - keyboards, mice, monitors, joysticks, and in this case, headphones. These are the Logitech Artemis G633 gaming headphones. They have 7.1 surround sound capabilities with with a 40 mm driver (large drivers = better lower bass frequencies). I was skeptic about this spec, but, it was in fact a defining charateristic. More on that later. Anyway, the feel of wearing these is quite comfortable. I have two other headsets I have had prior. The Sony wireless headsets and the Sony Playstation 4 wired headsets. Compared to these two, the G633 is the most confortable. It's not as tight as the Sony wired headsets, and the cushioning is much more comfortable than the Sony wireless ones. Sound: Solid if directly connected to the device. Now, most of you know that I am kinda deaf, so I don't really pay attention to audio quality towards anything. Actually, I am lying. I love music. Hip-hop, electronic, alternative, 80's rock or pop, R&B. You name a genre, and I can probably tell you an artist and song that I like in that category. Anything outside of music is not something I can speak volumes too (that has to be a pun in this review, right?) However, when I wear these to listen to movies, and in my case, gaming, it opens me up to the world the director's universe. I can hear things in the distance in perspective of the character I follow. It's impressive to me, well, because I am deaf, lol. As for the bass, I heard frequencies I wouldn't hear on normal headphones, especially in music. There is this one song by Daft Punk called "Doin' It Right" which I have heard many times over in my car and on my phone with regular earbuds. I listened to this song with the G633, and all of a sudden, this became a better song with a bass filled depth. It was like watching Chris Nolan's "Interstellar", but with my ears </synesthesia>. On to a technical part. These headphones has to output ports: micro USB and 3.5 mm jack. Usually, headphones only allow one output, which is true in this case, however, you are able to plug in two different devices at the same time and switch between the two using a switch. The benefit to this is being able to plug in both a smartphone and PC/console at the same time. So, if you are playing a game and then your phone rings, you can flick the switch and interact with your phone's audio. Not to mention, these headsets have a mic on it, which outputs quality voice. It's not necessarily the best voice output, but its better than anything I've used. Overall, headphones are great. It's pricey, but worth it if you are a gamer who likes being immersed. 9 out of 10 eggrolls.

This (as well as the corresponding wireless g933) is the last Logitech headset that supports Dolby Headphone for surround emulation. It actually supports both Dolby Headphone and DTS:X Headphone, and the user can choose either of them. Unfortunately, this is not the case for any next headset by Logitech, as g633 pro, g635 (as well as g933 pro and g935) and onwards support only DTS:X. As I have tried both, I can easily tell how good is Dolby's emulation and how bad is DTS:X. You can check it yourself. My opinion is with respect to surround sound (5.1 or 7.1 sources) only, not spatial sound. In spatial sound implementation DTS:X is pretty good as is Dolby Atmos (not Dolby Headphone), both of which do not require any support by the manufacturer (they can be bought as a separate windows app). Because of Logitech's dropping of support for Dolby, buying any newer Logitech headset is out of option for me. So, I am stacked with g633 that I love or I have to find a newer headset as good as g633. With regard to the seller (Laptops, Electronics & More) I have only the best feedback to express. There was a big problem with FedEx's service in customs clearance, but thanks to the best efforts and great support of the seller side it was overcome. One of my best amazon experiences. Thank you.

Fone maravilhoso, conexão pelo cllr e pc ao mesmo tempo, dois mics maravilhosos, som dele é excelente e ele é mt lindo, ficaria com ele o tempo todo se fone o modelo sem fio, inclusive recomendo bastante tbm.

Although people might consider LED lights and fancy cables as superfluous, what I found was that an over-ear headset such as this with breathable padding was easy on me. I can wear it for ages without feeling claustrophobic (and sweaty). My earlier headset pads would peal off due to accumulated moisture and dirt (Already two SkullCandy down). 1 - It does not press your ear lobes 2 - It provides a good stereo (isolated) experience. I am not even going to get into 6 spatial points and other falatoons 3 - Works over USB 4 - Great call quality Downsides 1 - Tad expensive, but now in hindsight, I have wasted two SkullCandies that lays waste

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