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title: "Logitech G933 Artemis Spectrum – Wireless RGB 7.1 Dolby and DTS Headphone Surround Sound Gaming Headset – PC, PS4, Xbox One, Switch, and Mobile Compatible – Advanced Audio Drivers – Black"
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# Multi-Platform Compatible 7.1 Dolby & DTS Surround 12h Wireless Battery Life Logitech G933 Artemis Spectrum – Wireless RGB 7.1 Dolby and DTS Headphone Surround Sound Gaming Headset – PC, PS4, Xbox One, Switch, and Mobile Compatible – Advanced Audio Drivers – Black

**Brand:** logitech g
**Price:** B/.30
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## Summary

> 🎧 Level up your game with wireless surround sound mastery!

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- **What is this?** Logitech G933 Artemis Spectrum – Wireless RGB 7.1 Dolby and DTS Headphone Surround Sound Gaming Headset – PC, PS4, Xbox One, Switch, and Mobile Compatible – Advanced Audio Drivers – Black by logitech g
- **How much does it cost?** B/.30 with free shipping
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## Key Features

- • **Cross-Platform Powerhouse:** Optimized for PC, PS4, Xbox One, Switch, and mobile—one headset to rule all your gaming worlds.
- • **Unmatched Wireless Freedom:** Up to 12 hours of lag-free 2.4GHz wireless play with quick charging to keep you in the action longer without tethering.
- • **Immersive 7.1 Surround Sound:** Experience pinpoint audio with advanced Pro-G drivers delivering Dolby and DTS Headphone:X surround sound for total game immersion.
- • **Seamless Multi-Device Mixing:** Connect and mix audio from up to three devices simultaneously—game, chat, and stream without missing a beat.
- • **Fully Customizable RGB & Controls:** Personalize your headset with dynamic RGB lighting, swappable tags, and 3 programmable G-keys for macros and shortcuts.

## Overview

The Logitech G933 Artemis Spectrum is a premium wireless gaming headset featuring advanced Pro-G drivers for immersive 7.1 Dolby and DTS surround sound. It offers up to 12 hours of lag-free wireless play, multi-source audio mixing, and full RGB customization. Compatible across PC, consoles, and mobile devices, it’s designed for gamers who demand versatility, comfort, and high-fidelity audio in one sleek package.

## Description

Logitech G933 Wireless 7.1 Surround Gaming Headset is a full-featured, wireless surround sound gaming headset with advanced audio drivers, noise-cancelling boom mic, multi-source sound mixing, convenient on-headset controls and more

Review: Excellent headset with good sound in multiple areas - Logitech has outdone themselves! These headphones are very comfortable to wear. The pads on the ears fit fully around my ears so there is no discomfort during long gaming sessions. The microphone quality is very good... At least that's what my teammates say, as I have yet to hear it. When making phone calls via Google Voice, the person at the other end of the call also states the sound quality is good. The microphone folds up into the headset when not in use and produces a audible tone when doing so, indicating the mic is being muted or un-muted. In gaming, the 7.1 surround does make a difference in telling which way sounds are coming from. I am able to identify where the bad guys are aurally, enabling me to have cross hairs waiting in their general direction before they are in view. The headset features a toggle switch for the power allowing me to easily tell when they are off or on. The previous incarnation, the G930, had a power button that needed to be held to turn off or on. This may be annoying to some, but on power up, they play a little 4 tone jingle indicating they are on. The volume knob on the headset also produces sound when adjusting the volume, a higher tone for up and a lower tone for down. The G buttons on the headset are, by default, bound to functions that change the way you experience the headset. They do require a fair bit of pressure to push. The G1 button cycles through the different lighting effects. G2 toggles surround on or off. G3 cycles through the equalizer presets. The RGB lighting is an interesting affair. The lights have multiple modes: Breathing (pulsing on and off), Color Cycle, Solid Color, and Cusom Lighting. The Custom Lighting mode allows you to turn on or off the Logitech Logo and side color strips, define a custom color to just be always on, and also adjust the speed and brightness of the Color Cycle and Breathing effects. Outside of a gaming party situation, I can't see them doing anything but decreasing your battery life while you use the headset, as you can't see the lights. It even says on the Logitech product page, that with no lighting you get up to 12 hours of battery. With lighting, only 8. Batteries only have a limited number of charging cycles, so better battery life without lighting = batteries that live a longer life. Mine have the lights turned off and will proabaly stay off. Outside of use, they do light up while charging. The Equalizer has several presets: FPS, MOBA, Flat, "Drop the Bass," Cinematic Gaming, and Communications. I can hear a difference when switching between the modes, but can't determine why one would be better than the others in specific situations. In Windows, these are identified as a 7.1 audio device, even without installing the Logitech Gaming Software. When I installed the software and clicked the Experience Surround Sound button, I literally got goosebumps while the demo was playing. The software has the ability to switch between "Dolby Surround Sound" and "DTS Headphone:X" modes. I am unable to tell a difference between the two, but I guess it's nice to be able to choose between those. Outside of games, the 7.1 audio is very good. Everything from TV shows and movies, to YouTube videos sounds excellent. I previously had a pair of Corsair headphones and they required special software to "enable" 7.1. This resulted in everything that wasn't gaming to sound like the audio source had been sliced and diced before I heard it. In fact, I needed to return the Corsair headset inside of a week of getting them, they were so bad. Not so with these. Everything sounds wonderful. There was a problem with the Logitech software when playing a new game, The Division, where using this headset would cause input lag on the keyboard. A big problem for a shooting game. Logitech has identified the issue and released a beta version of their software that resolves this issue and will be implementing the fix into their regular software the next time a new release is... released. Excellent support for a higher end product. The 10 foot braided charging cable that comes with the unit has an excellent feeling to it, and fits into the charging port of the headset very snugly. I'm currently using it with a Samsung USB wall charger. The previous generation, the G930 had the charging cable and USB dongle connection integrated into a single cord with a dock that the two sides of the cables wrapped around when not in use. This is both a good and bad change, depending on your view. The separate charging cables gives you the freedom to plug in wherever you want, while the previous one would only take up one USB port on the computer. The long cable gives me plenty of room to roam around my gaming area without fear of reaching the end of my tether. An interesting thing happens when you plug the headphones into the charging cable and then plug the cable into your PC. Windows will identify them as a USB Input Device and even istall drivers for it. Without the software though, I was unable to get them to do anything the computer recongnized as "input." My only complaint is the headband, if not worn in the correct position, does have a tendency to slide back on my head, pulling the ear cups away from the front of my ears. That may just be me having to learn to wear them in a less haphazard manor than the G930s. The G930s I had received about 3 years ago for a Christmas gift. The only reason I moved away from them to the Corsair, and then immediately back to the Logitech, is that they died on me. They just stopped producing sound. I determined it was a failure with the speakers in the headset themselves, as I was able to hear a slight hissing noise in the headset when playing audio and having everything volume wise cranked to max. I am hopeful that the G933s can avoid a similar fate. Long story short: OH MY GOD I LOVE THESE HEADPHONES!!! Edit: Logitech has released the update to their official software version fixing the keyboard lag issue. Edit 2: Turns out the USB device identified when plugging the headset into the PC is used to update the firmware on the headset. Very cool.
Review: My best pair of Bluetooth headphones! - Okay, so I have had these headphones since May. I feel like these headphones are pretty good with the price and would recommend them unless you don't have the budget, as there are many other options with wireless. If you came here looking for a audio review, well not the right one. It sounds basically awesome for me and I don't know how to explain all the stuff other people are able to say when it comes to audio. The top part of the headphone where it goes onto the top of your head feels very comfortable, as well where you place your ears into (well until they heat up). It is heavy, because you can feel it on top of your head, but it doesn’t get to the point where it is just plain annoying. TIP: If your using your headset while resting your head on a pillow, if you don’t want to reach out and adjust the volume. Just move your head left or right, as the pillow will touch the volume control and move it with just the movement of your head. Whats included: Headset 3.5mm to 3.5mm with volume adjuster, mic mute, clip, I guess a mic switch between the ones on headphones and the cable, and buttons to pause and continue(Never use). An adapter from 3.5 to 2.5mm. A pretty long micro USB cord that is braided. A 3.5mm to RCA jacks(if you don’t know what it is, then search it up) that you could plug into a TV. Also the RCA jack itself has 3.5mm audio input that you can put into the back of it. And I just really don’t know why they included it, but ok. If you want to see it, go to the 6th slide. But I just use it to plug in my soundbar cable to my TV. Pros: Battery life seems to be pretty good. I don't have a full time length, as I get home from school and use it, as it all depends. When charging it charges very fast, so I can quickly unconnect and go wireless It does a pretty good job to block out noise if someone is talking to me, at a reasonable volume. I can still hear them, but just only a bit, to where I could respond. The place where you put your ear into folds, so easy with traveling. And even folds back, by just a bit. 4 buttons on the actual headphone (To also customize, which I have not done yet as I am a mac user) (Left Side) Plus an actual volume wheel (Left Side) RGB lightsync on the headphone which are on both sides, but I usually keep it off to help the battery life Logitech logo's on each side, it is on the part that is removable which is also RGB Adjustable height on both sides (But feels like left side can go further) Has a place in the side of the buttons to put the bluetooth receiver into to decrease the chance of losing it The placement and hiding of the mic is nice, as I can just retract it down and bring it back up when not needed. When the mic is fully down, you know it is active when you can hear yourself talk or breath, but it is really nice that if you move the mic up a couple inches you feel a little thing and then it mutes. Thats the feature I really like, so if you need to talk to someone without your friends hearing you, or if you just don’t want the people in the game to hear you, then when you need to talk to the people in game, just flick down. Then back down it is unmuted. It also has a red light when it is muted, so you know its muted. The mic, where you talk into can actually move out and you can position it however much you feel away from your mouth or just preference On the little bluetooth thing that goes into your PC or computer, it has a little green light on itself and it basically there to tell you wether the headphones are connected or not. There are basically 2 types of modes on it. When it BLINKS green it means the headset is UNCONNECTED. When the light stays SOLID green it means the headset is CONNECTED If you, for some reason don’t have a headphone jack on your computer or PC, then the bluetooth thing that connects to your computer or PC through the usb port, has a 3.5mm headphone jack on the back, so you can use the included 3.5mm to 3.5mm and plug it into there(Haven’t used that feature yet, only using the bluetooth thing and cord). Even though it is made of plastic, it is pretty sturdy. I have dropped it every once in a while and it has broken. The side of the headphones where you can remove part of it to expose where you can put the bluetooth thing or remove and replace battery. It can scratch if you drag something against it or your nail, but it isn’t visible if you look at it, unless you look at it closely, because it stays black when you scratch it and doesn’t change a different color. When the turn on switch is flipped on it has a little blue thing which means it is on, or when it is up. When turned down, it is just black. When not in use after, maybe a couple mins? It will go into standby mode and the bluetooth thing that goes into your PC and computer will start blinking. But when I get back I usually just move the volume adjuster up and down which will bring the headset back into ON mode, I don’t know about the G keys. Cons: When charging, the area where the RGB is, is flashing. And if you charge it at night, wherever, it is just annoying. If you use it on mac (me) it just beeps on certain things which get annoying and don't know how to turn it off Wish it had an actual bluetooth thing that could appear onto anything. Because I will sometimes use it with a phone, and have to use the *UGH* cord. At first, when I bought the headphones it takes somewhat time to actually get used to finding the mic when it is fully retracted. But after a decent amount of time with it, I am very used to it. So idk if it is much of a con If you listen with one ear in the headset and one out, if you move your head back a bit it will falloff. And if you plan on doing that, then you would need to move the part that rests on your head up a decent amount, so that when you lean your head back it won’t move !!! If there is anything else that I need to add, I will try and do it as quick as I can. I will also be adding pictures as soon as I can and upload them. !!!

## Features

- Superior sound performance: The advanced Pro-GTM Audio drivers deliver incredible audio with stereo, 7.1 Dolby Surround, or 7.1 DTS Headphone: X Surround sound
- MULTI-PLATFORM COMPATIBILITY: This is the perfect headset for all of your devices, including PCs, PS3s, PS4s, the Xbox One and any TV with powered USB or RCA audio output
- 2.4GHz wireless or wired connection: get up to 12 hours of wireless battery life without lighting or 8 hours with default lighting on a lag-free wireless connection. This is also available with analog Cable connections for unlimited connectivity
- Multiple source audio MIXING: plug in up to three devices (1 USB and 2 analog) to answer calls and play music while gaming
- Fully customizable: enjoy a seamless, personalized gaming experience with customizable RGB lighting, swappable backlit custom tags, and 3 programmable G-keys TO assign macros for complex game commands

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0148NPJ78 |
| Additional Features | Volume Control |
| Age Range Description | Adult |
| Antenna Location | Calling, Gaming |
| Audio Driver Type | Dynamic Driver |
| Battery Average Life | 12 hours |
| Battery Charge Time | 8 hours |
| Best Sellers Rank | #39,688 in Video Games ( See Top 100 in Video Games ) #200 in PlayStation 4 Headsets #2,041 in Computer Headsets |
| Bluetooth Range | 10 meters |
| Brand | Logitech G |
| Brand Name | Logitech G |
| Built-In Media | 3.5mm Analog Cable, 3.5mm to 2.5mm Audio Adapter, Custom Tags (Left/Right), Headphones, RCA to 3.5mm Cable, USB Data/Charging Cable, USB Powered Wireless Mix Adapter |
| Cable Features | Without Cable |
| Color | Black |
| Compatible Devices | PCs, Gaming Consoles (PS4, Xbox One), TVs |
| Connectivity Technology | Wireless |
| Control Method | Remote |
| Control Type | Call Control |
| Customer Reviews | 3.8 out of 5 stars 4,589 Reviews |
| Ear Placement | Over Ear |
| Earpiece Shape | over-ear |
| Enclosure Material | Plastic, Silicone, Fabric |
| Form Factor | Over Ear |
| Frequency Range | 20 Hz - 20,000 Hz |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00097855114990, 10097855114997 |
| Headphone Folding Features | Over Ear |
| Headphone Jack | 3.5 mm Jack |
| Headphones Ear Placement | Over Ear |
| Impedance | 39 ohm |
| Item Weight | 1.8 pounds |
| Manufacturer | Logitech |
| Model Name | 981-000585 |
| Model Number | 981-000585 |
| Noise Control | Active Noise Cancellation |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Sensitivity | 105 db |
| Specific Uses For Product | personal, gaming, business |
| Style Name | Artemis |
| Subject Character | no character |
| UPC | 097855114990 097855115027 |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| Water Resistance Level | Not Water Resistant |
| Wireless Technology | Bluetooth |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Logitech G
- **Color:** Black
- **Ear Placement:** Over Ear
- **Form Factor:** Over Ear
- **Impedance:** 39 Ohms

## Images

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: Does battery have to be charged in order to use with phone via 3.5 mm jack?**
A: Nope.The headset needs to be in the off position to use the 3.5 jack, and the on ear buttons and volume knob won't work, but the 3.5 cord it comes with has in-line controls.

**Q: Does it use Bluetooth**
A: no it has it's own usb wireless adapter

**Q: How bigger is the area covered compared to the G930 exactly? And how many hours more than the G930? (mine hovers around 8-9 hours)**
A: My G930 had no issues getting connection from my first floor to my second. With the G933 I noticed a significantly shorter range (about 2 meters). Battery life is about the same, maybe a bit longer.I have spent hours contacting their support about these issues but have not had any help from them whatsoever.

**Q: Can I also use this with my phone? (Ios)**
A: Yes!  Wired and wireless.  Better yet, you can plug the USB dongle into a standard USB power plug, plug a 3.5mm source into the end, and it will stream that source to your headphones.This also works with a phone as the source, good for conference calls--though the microphone range seems to be a lot shorter.EDIT:  NOT EXACTLY, with an iPhone.  The speakers will work, but the mike will not.  If the update to my comment goes live, then I'll copy-paste the explanation here; TL;DR you need an iPhone-specific headset cable (polarity on the mic portion is reversed or something of that nature).  This is the exact reason that I needed a specific cable for my Bose QC-25s, so I researched the heck out of it about a year ago.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Excellent headset with good sound in multiple areas
*by D***L on March 21, 2016*

Logitech has outdone themselves! These headphones are very comfortable to wear. The pads on the ears fit fully around my ears so there is no discomfort during long gaming sessions. The microphone quality is very good... At least that's what my teammates say, as I have yet to hear it. When making phone calls via Google Voice, the person at the other end of the call also states the sound quality is good. The microphone folds up into the headset when not in use and produces a audible tone when doing so, indicating the mic is being muted or un-muted. In gaming, the 7.1 surround does make a difference in telling which way sounds are coming from. I am able to identify where the bad guys are aurally, enabling me to have cross hairs waiting in their general direction before they are in view. The headset features a toggle switch for the power allowing me to easily tell when they are off or on. The previous incarnation, the G930, had a power button that needed to be held to turn off or on. This may be annoying to some, but on power up, they play a little 4 tone jingle indicating they are on. The volume knob on the headset also produces sound when adjusting the volume, a higher tone for up and a lower tone for down. The G buttons on the headset are, by default, bound to functions that change the way you experience the headset. They do require a fair bit of pressure to push. The G1 button cycles through the different lighting effects. G2 toggles surround on or off. G3 cycles through the equalizer presets. The RGB lighting is an interesting affair. The lights have multiple modes: Breathing (pulsing on and off), Color Cycle, Solid Color, and Cusom Lighting. The Custom Lighting mode allows you to turn on or off the Logitech Logo and side color strips, define a custom color to just be always on, and also adjust the speed and brightness of the Color Cycle and Breathing effects. Outside of a gaming party situation, I can't see them doing anything but decreasing your battery life while you use the headset, as you can't see the lights. It even says on the Logitech product page, that with no lighting you get up to 12 hours of battery. With lighting, only 8. Batteries only have a limited number of charging cycles, so better battery life without lighting = batteries that live a longer life. Mine have the lights turned off and will proabaly stay off. Outside of use, they do light up while charging. The Equalizer has several presets: FPS, MOBA, Flat, "Drop the Bass," Cinematic Gaming, and Communications. I can hear a difference when switching between the modes, but can't determine why one would be better than the others in specific situations. In Windows, these are identified as a 7.1 audio device, even without installing the Logitech Gaming Software. When I installed the software and clicked the Experience Surround Sound button, I literally got goosebumps while the demo was playing. The software has the ability to switch between "Dolby Surround Sound" and "DTS Headphone:X" modes. I am unable to tell a difference between the two, but I guess it's nice to be able to choose between those. Outside of games, the 7.1 audio is very good. Everything from TV shows and movies, to YouTube videos sounds excellent. I previously had a pair of Corsair headphones and they required special software to "enable" 7.1. This resulted in everything that wasn't gaming to sound like the audio source had been sliced and diced before I heard it. In fact, I needed to return the Corsair headset inside of a week of getting them, they were so bad. Not so with these. Everything sounds wonderful. There was a problem with the Logitech software when playing a new game, The Division, where using this headset would cause input lag on the keyboard. A big problem for a shooting game. Logitech has identified the issue and released a beta version of their software that resolves this issue and will be implementing the fix into their regular software the next time a new release is... released. Excellent support for a higher end product. The 10 foot braided charging cable that comes with the unit has an excellent feeling to it, and fits into the charging port of the headset very snugly. I'm currently using it with a Samsung USB wall charger. The previous generation, the G930 had the charging cable and USB dongle connection integrated into a single cord with a dock that the two sides of the cables wrapped around when not in use. This is both a good and bad change, depending on your view. The separate charging cables gives you the freedom to plug in wherever you want, while the previous one would only take up one USB port on the computer. The long cable gives me plenty of room to roam around my gaming area without fear of reaching the end of my tether. An interesting thing happens when you plug the headphones into the charging cable and then plug the cable into your PC. Windows will identify them as a USB Input Device and even istall drivers for it. Without the software though, I was unable to get them to do anything the computer recongnized as "input." My only complaint is the headband, if not worn in the correct position, does have a tendency to slide back on my head, pulling the ear cups away from the front of my ears. That may just be me having to learn to wear them in a less haphazard manor than the G930s. The G930s I had received about 3 years ago for a Christmas gift. The only reason I moved away from them to the Corsair, and then immediately back to the Logitech, is that they died on me. They just stopped producing sound. I determined it was a failure with the speakers in the headset themselves, as I was able to hear a slight hissing noise in the headset when playing audio and having everything volume wise cranked to max. I am hopeful that the G933s can avoid a similar fate. Long story short: OH MY GOD I LOVE THESE HEADPHONES!!! Edit: Logitech has released the update to their official software version fixing the keyboard lag issue. Edit 2: Turns out the USB device identified when plugging the headset into the PC is used to update the firmware on the headset. Very cool.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ My best pair of Bluetooth headphones!
*by T***R on December 5, 2019*

Okay, so I have had these headphones since May. I feel like these headphones are pretty good with the price and would recommend them unless you don't have the budget, as there are many other options with wireless. If you came here looking for a audio review, well not the right one. It sounds basically awesome for me and I don't know how to explain all the stuff other people are able to say when it comes to audio. The top part of the headphone where it goes onto the top of your head feels very comfortable, as well where you place your ears into (well until they heat up). It is heavy, because you can feel it on top of your head, but it doesn’t get to the point where it is just plain annoying. TIP: If your using your headset while resting your head on a pillow, if you don’t want to reach out and adjust the volume. Just move your head left or right, as the pillow will touch the volume control and move it with just the movement of your head. Whats included: Headset 3.5mm to 3.5mm with volume adjuster, mic mute, clip, I guess a mic switch between the ones on headphones and the cable, and buttons to pause and continue(Never use). An adapter from 3.5 to 2.5mm. A pretty long micro USB cord that is braided. A 3.5mm to RCA jacks(if you don’t know what it is, then search it up) that you could plug into a TV. Also the RCA jack itself has 3.5mm audio input that you can put into the back of it. And I just really don’t know why they included it, but ok. If you want to see it, go to the 6th slide. But I just use it to plug in my soundbar cable to my TV. Pros: Battery life seems to be pretty good. I don't have a full time length, as I get home from school and use it, as it all depends. When charging it charges very fast, so I can quickly unconnect and go wireless It does a pretty good job to block out noise if someone is talking to me, at a reasonable volume. I can still hear them, but just only a bit, to where I could respond. The place where you put your ear into folds, so easy with traveling. And even folds back, by just a bit. 4 buttons on the actual headphone (To also customize, which I have not done yet as I am a mac user) (Left Side) Plus an actual volume wheel (Left Side) RGB lightsync on the headphone which are on both sides, but I usually keep it off to help the battery life Logitech logo's on each side, it is on the part that is removable which is also RGB Adjustable height on both sides (But feels like left side can go further) Has a place in the side of the buttons to put the bluetooth receiver into to decrease the chance of losing it The placement and hiding of the mic is nice, as I can just retract it down and bring it back up when not needed. When the mic is fully down, you know it is active when you can hear yourself talk or breath, but it is really nice that if you move the mic up a couple inches you feel a little thing and then it mutes. Thats the feature I really like, so if you need to talk to someone without your friends hearing you, or if you just don’t want the people in the game to hear you, then when you need to talk to the people in game, just flick down. Then back down it is unmuted. It also has a red light when it is muted, so you know its muted. The mic, where you talk into can actually move out and you can position it however much you feel away from your mouth or just preference On the little bluetooth thing that goes into your PC or computer, it has a little green light on itself and it basically there to tell you wether the headphones are connected or not. There are basically 2 types of modes on it. When it BLINKS green it means the headset is UNCONNECTED. When the light stays SOLID green it means the headset is CONNECTED If you, for some reason don’t have a headphone jack on your computer or PC, then the bluetooth thing that connects to your computer or PC through the usb port, has a 3.5mm headphone jack on the back, so you can use the included 3.5mm to 3.5mm and plug it into there(Haven’t used that feature yet, only using the bluetooth thing and cord). Even though it is made of plastic, it is pretty sturdy. I have dropped it every once in a while and it has broken. The side of the headphones where you can remove part of it to expose where you can put the bluetooth thing or remove and replace battery. It can scratch if you drag something against it or your nail, but it isn’t visible if you look at it, unless you look at it closely, because it stays black when you scratch it and doesn’t change a different color. When the turn on switch is flipped on it has a little blue thing which means it is on, or when it is up. When turned down, it is just black. When not in use after, maybe a couple mins? It will go into standby mode and the bluetooth thing that goes into your PC and computer will start blinking. But when I get back I usually just move the volume adjuster up and down which will bring the headset back into ON mode, I don’t know about the G keys. Cons: When charging, the area where the RGB is, is flashing. And if you charge it at night, wherever, it is just annoying. If you use it on mac (me) it just beeps on certain things which get annoying and don't know how to turn it off Wish it had an actual bluetooth thing that could appear onto anything. Because I will sometimes use it with a phone, and have to use the *UGH* cord. At first, when I bought the headphones it takes somewhat time to actually get used to finding the mic when it is fully retracted. But after a decent amount of time with it, I am very used to it. So idk if it is much of a con If you listen with one ear in the headset and one out, if you move your head back a bit it will falloff. And if you plan on doing that, then you would need to move the part that rests on your head up a decent amount, so that when you lean your head back it won’t move !!! If there is anything else that I need to add, I will try and do it as quick as I can. I will also be adding pictures as soon as I can and upload them. !!!

### ⭐ Great headphones only during the honeymoon stage
*by S***C on November 3, 2016*

Let me start off by saying that these headphones are very nice when they work. They sound good, the wireless range is decent, and the mic is clear. They are moderately comfortable as well. That's where the good stuff ends... The headphones were a gift from my brother. They worked well for a few months and then not so much. First, the battery life was pretty terrible. I came from a corsair headset which I rarely charged. These headphones are basically wired since you have to have them charging so often. I think the lights drain a fair amount of battery and that's why I turn them off. Unfortunately, they love to turn themselves back on for no apparent reason and kill my battery. Second, The mic would not be very reliable. My voice was clear and crisp when talking to others but the mic would randomly shut off. I would have to turn off the headphones, wait 5 seconds because of the dumb power-off delay, and turn them back on. during the off phase, the mic would pick up my voice and my friends could hear it but I couldn't hear them since the headphones were off. Another thing; the headset has a functionality where it will mute the mic when you lift it up and that worked well. However, when i lower the mic back it would not unmute. The button on the headset to unmute it didn't work either so every time I wanted to unmute my mic, I had to go into the windows settings. Super inconvenient. Third, the headset was very unreliable. I could be playing a game or watching a movie and it would randomly beep 5 times and turn off. It would refuse to turn back on so I'd have to pull out the battery and put it back in. Other times, it would without warning power down and back up for no reason. The volume knob has almost no detent so any movement or bump causes a change in volume. When the headphones are "off", bumping them would still change volume on the pc.... Lately logitech has been severely lacking in reliability. I have the harmony home hub, harmony elite remote, the G910 artemis spectrum, and the g933s. Every single one of these has failed on me and needed to be replaced or has major issues that make it impossible to rely on them. ALTERNATIVES: If you read this far I really recommend not buying these. I have 2 pairs of these and a set of the wired ones. None of them work properly. If you want something really good but twice the price, I recommend either seinheisers or astro a50s. If you want something a bit less expensive but good nonetheless, get some turtlebeaches.

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