A:AnswerTo anyone not wanting to download extra software to work around this, simply go into your sound settings via your control panel click the recording tab, find the microphone and right-click it. Then select properties. next, select the levels tab and click that mute button and voila problem solved ezpz.
A:AnswerThese are well worth the price increase. The G930s have quite a few flaws to them, which the G933s fix just about all of them.
Comfort
--For the G930s, they use a kind of faux leather for the headband and ear cups. Which after awhile (I will start to notice around an hour but differs person to person) the ear cups will start to get hot.
--For the G933s, they use a kind of sport mesh which I feel is far more comfortable. Now, some people have stated that after a few hours they will notice that the ear cups do get a little warm but not much. However, I have not noticed any type of warmness while wearing these and I have worn them for several hours of gaming/ watching movies and TV.
Battery
--For the G930s, I usually averaged around 7-9 hours of constant use on a single charge.
--For the G933s, with lights I averaged around 7-8 hours of constant use, and without the lights I averaged around 10-12 hours of constant use on a single charge However the G933s have a replaceable battery, so you can buy a second battery and switch them out within a min or two.
Sound
They both use Dolby 7.1 surround sound, and normal stereo sound when used with your console or TV. However, in my personal opinion I think the G933s have by far better sound quality than the G930s. The G933s have more updated speakers than the G930s, so that plays quite a bit of a role in that.
Wireless Connectivity
They both use a 2.4 GHZ wireless adapter. However, The G930s have be known to drop the wireless connection at random times. It doesn't happen often but I have had the signal just stop quite a few times, and when that does happen it usually takes several mins for me to get it connected again. The G933s have not dropped the wireless signal once while I have been using them.
Mic
Both are noise-cancelling. The G933s have a more updated mic than the G930s, so I have been told that I sound more *normal* when using the G933s.
Customization
They both have sound customization, and the 3 customizable keys through the PC app. The G933s also have the ability for you to customize the LED lights to just about any color you want, and the two side panels on the G933s come right off in seconds (one side houses the USB adapter for when not in use, and the other houses the battery for easy change). So there is the possibility in the future to have different color panels to allow more customization to your headset.
So in my opinion I think the G933s are by far better than the G930s. So far, I have not come across any of the problems that I had with the G930 with my G933. For this reason I think the G933s are well worth the extra money.
A:AnswerNo. The only wireless connection is provided by the USB dongle. You can still use the 3.5mm jack included on the USB dongle or the headset itself.
One clever way you can use the USB dongle is to plug it into any source of power (I have tried this with a USB AC adapter and portable battery charger), connect your audio source to the USB dongle's 3.5mm port, and your headset will still connect to it and hear audio this way.
A:AnswerI actually just posted a headset review about this, myself. I was told by Logitech themselves that you CAN NOT get true surround sound on ANY console headset. Which is very misleading when they advertise something that says "7.1 surround sound wireless headset for PC, PS4, and Xbox One" when it' only actually gives surround sound for PC and IS NOT wireless for Xbox One. It was the G933 Artemis Spectrum, by the way.
A:AnswerThis headset will work with the Xbox One and 360 via the 3.5 mm audio port on the controller. Keep in mind this will only give you 2-ch audio, not 7.1 surround. If you intend to only use this headset with an XBOX, you may want to save a bit of coin and gain more functionality by considering a fully wireless alternative like the Turtle Beach Ear Force Stealth 420x (link below).
http://www.bestbuy.com/site/turtle-beach-ear-force-stealth-420x-over-the-ear-wireless-gaming-headset-black-green/9536007.p?id=1219704411469&skuId=9536007
A:AnswerThe headset has a volume wheel on the left earcup (rear) and while I haven't tried it, it looks like you can configure the rear buttons to increase and decrease the input volume (would use two of the three programmable buttons)
If you are connected to a PC, you can also control the volume, sidetone (hearing your voice through the headphones), and input volume (microphone gain) using Logitech's G Hub software.
A:AnswerIf you are useing ingame chat function this is always an issue,I find it better to use secon party chat audio,have found Discord a good fit to our needs
A:AnswerUnfortunately no. To use these with an Xbox you'll need to use the included 3.5mm cable and connect it to the controller. This has something to do with Microsoft and 3rd party products. This headset works wireless with a PS4 though.
A:AnswerYes it comes with a charging cable and a cable you can plug into a headphone Jack I have used it so far with my phone and VR system via headphone jack it works well unfortunately the 7.1 surround sound is only available when using wireless.
