Customer Ratings & Reviews

I purchased this headset for me to be able to use on my Xbox One and PC. It connects to both, and so much more. It connects wirelessly to my PC and I get amazing 7.1 surround sound. To my Xbox One, it attaches to the controller at 2.1. Microsoft will get to the point were it will connect wirelessly at 7.1, and the wait will be worth it. Even at 2.1 the sound is incredible. It hooks up to my new Nvidia Shield controller via the 3.5 mm jack, just like the Xbox. Now I can play games when the kids are napping our sleeping without worrying about waking them. Oh, and I should mention that for as large as they look, I personally haven't put a more comfortable headset on my ears. Not many other headsets can go cross platform like this one can for the cost. Go for it, you won't be disappointed.

TLDR: a couple of minor issues (glitches, weird buttons) but still worth the buy (durable, good quality, customizable, good sound, included cables, good battery, replaceable battery, comfortable). First, this headset is RGB in 2 zones, the "G" on the side and the backward facing ribbons by the earcups. looks good when it is not on my head (i.e. charging), and i cant see it while im wearing it, so its not distracting. 2nd, the battery. charge length is heavily dependant on your RGB settings, if you turn the RGB off or real low you can get about 12 hours of charge out of the headset. With the volume at ~25%, RGB off, in Stereo mode, and muted you can get 14+ hours (with a new battery). With everything on you can expect around 8 hours with everything on. The battery is removable, and hides in the Right earpiece. Replacements are available when you wear them out, and are currently priced around $10 USD. 3rd, Construction. the headset seems solid. The band over the head is metal with a plastic cover and padding for your head. The earpieces swivel to sit flush against your ears. I think it is very comfortable however my ears feel warm after many hours straight (just like with ANY over the ear headset). the headset itself does not get warm and and my ears and headset cool off in just a couple minutes. The mic is sturdy and has a mute function by just pushing it up. there is a telescoping part of the mic if you feel the need to pull the mic further out from its arm. i feel this feature is completely unneeded as I'll explain in the sound section. The Power switch is easy to see and use. but the 4 'programmable buttons' are a little odd. it's sometimes hard to identify which button is which while wearing the headset (at least for me), but the volume is easy and natural. The ear-pieces do swivel 90 degrees (in one direction only) to face out, but is NOT easily worn around the neck. This due to the swivel putting the speakers facing your chest and the size of the ear-pieces. Also the mic may bang into the other side if it is not pushed-up/muted. I think this was done for easy packing or moving to prevent damage from twisting in a bag or suitcase. I love that the covers to the battery and the USB storage slot are magnetic; You don't have to worry about breaking some plastic clip. 4th connection. There is a USB dongle that hides in the left earpiece. The software is not required once you have the drivers installed. Also both the dongle and the headset have a 3.5mm jack to connect another device. if you use the included cable to connect your phone to your headset you may have to turn the headset off and on to redirect the mic from your PC to your phone. The USB dongle's 3.5mm plug pretty much works the same. The Charging cable is also USB and is really long. You can charge and use the headset at the same time, just be careful as you can break the charging port if you forget you are attached. with 12 hours of charge, i just charge each night with my phone. 5 Sound. The headset is 7.1 and windows recognizes it as 7.1 with just the USB dongle. you will only get stereo with the 3.5mm plug. you have the option of DTS or Dolby surround. The headset does a great job of keeping out other sounds. my volume usually sits 22-28%. the mic is high quality and is decent at not picking up the entire room (but settings can change that). With the mic being short you don't have to worry about accidentally breathing on it. Last software. As i stated earlier, the software is not needed, but it lets you customize some things that you may want or need to. The software does cause a few glitches. my headset stopped un-muting. to fix just close out of the Logitech software. The best part is your settings are "saved to device". just customize in the software and then remove the software if you want (or just close it). Other than the random glitch, the software is good, easy to use, and lets you manage all your logitech accessories. Note: i specifically avoided talking about wireless range as that is something that has many variables. and can change drastically. With that being said, I have no complaints on the range and say it is about the same as others, so... good. (I can walk to the end of my driveway but lose signal in the kitchen.)

ps4 and pc use provide excellent sound and streaming, both wirelessly. all around solid and comfy headset. xbox one is only 3.55mm jack compatible. this was a disappointment. however once i had finally figured out how to use via the poor headset instructions and the xbox one UI, it works a treat using the 3.5mm jack on the controller. would have been nice to have the USB to work with XBox One tho. this may be a Microsoft issue.

Very impressed. No disconnection issues, big but not too heavy. The audio quality is great, battery life lasts me about 10 hours with the lights disabled and the mic on. Surround sound is 10/10, very immersive, and overall volume output is extensive, i usually leave it at 30-50% max volume and that is plenty loud for me. I'm very prone to headaches and super sensitive to overly tight headphones, these are by far very comfortable, can keep them on all day. Which is weird since they are so big, you'd think they were quite cumbersome, they are definitely not.

My only gripe about these headphones is that the 7.1 surround sound can't work through my smart tv. But after doing some research, I'm not sure if any virtual surround sound headphones can do surround sound without a true OS (phone, tablet, computer, current gen consoles but not previous gen) to support their drivers. Stereo sound still works with just about everything. I'd have bumped it up to 5 stars if Logitech would specify what supports their 7.1 drivers and what doesn't on the product page, without having to dive into their support site. It's got great sound whether stereo or 7.1, I like the programmable buttons and customization of everything, fits very well, easy to understand and use. Since the headband part faces forward a bit it looks different on my head than I expected. Not bad, just hadn't considered it. The ear pieces do swivel which is quite nice as they rest comfortably around your neck. Lastly, if you are using the 7.1 drivers, remember to use the "Toggle Surround Sound" button if you're listening to something that only supports stereo (not 4.0, 5.1 or 7.1). Otherwise, it'll sound like you're hearing everything through a tin can.

Its a nice headset with removable batteries so you can buy more and essentially stay wireless. The headset can be wired it will work with phones and tablets. It comes with a 12 foot micro USB cable and 3.5mil stereo cable that are braided. The battery lasts a long time with RGB disabled about 10 hours straight. I compared this headset with the Kingston cloud II headset the Logitech sounds better and has Dolby surround. DTS X sounds disgusting its horrible headphone technology the Dolby option is much better luckily this headset has both. If your upgrading from the G930 the G933 it is not going to be a major sound quality improvement but improves on virtually everything else and is a functionally 100% better headset. It is better sound quality but not enough to only upgrade for that reason. if that's the only reason your looking to upgrade you will be disappointed spend more to get high quality cans.

These are way better than the g930. It has nice mesh ear cups that i know will be much more durable and longer lasting than the pleather ones did on the g930. It doesnt have the excessive cable / docking system that seemed to always be in the way. If for any reason the usb link were to break or the battery loses charge, i can get sound from 3.5mm analog input. The sound quality is just as good or better compared to g930. There is more features that I'm too lazy to get into but i would definitely recommend this.

the logitech headset is exactly what i was looking for. They are wireless have decent battery life decently confortable, have 7.1 surround sound and also get low frequency(bass)

I like these headphones alot and im pumped i can use them both for my ps4 and laptop. Only thing is they arent loud. I like mine to be pretty loud . I just wish they went up a tiny bit more. Thats my only complaint. They are extra comfortable too

I'll be honest. I got this because it was 50% off on sale. I would not pay full price sadly. BUT!!!!! I was in the market for a wireless headset and I would say that anybody looking to get one for the computer. It would be worth the money. It is really good quality it's comfortable AFTER you break it in, it will be tight at first. And it does feel a bit heavy but you get use to it. Furthermore it comes with almost every accessory available to hook it up however you want. If your not a fan of wireless go wired! You can also use this with multiple decides. I sometimes use it wirelessly while playing games. And plug the AUX chord in my phone, and still; great quality.

For $125 I bought these for my PC and Xbox one and so far they are the best gaming headset I've owned. They sound great, feel comfortable and have great battery life. The only thing I wish is the headphone frame was made out of metal, better than turtle beaches tho for durability

The Logitech headphones work great. The wireless connects fine and the sound is great. It was on sale, so at 99 dollars it's worth it. You should make sure though and listen to a variety of headphones at the store to get an idea about what you like no matter what other reviews say. A lot of it comes down to personal taste. They work well with both the computer and PS4 with no problems and have a great range. The battery is easily replaceable which is good if it loses strength over time. That hasn't been a problem. The headphones have good battery life. They are a little heavier than some others and while the construction is good, it doesn't seem to be quite the same as the older G35 phones which had multiple pads that you could change out to your liking. This is definitely a good route to go for a more than midlevel headset.

Pros: Sound Quality 8-10 hour battery life for all day use Nice signal range for going out of room Noise canceling is great for blocking out background noise Very comfortable Cons: Price, got mine for $100 on Black Friday so I would wait. Has trouble connecting to the Logitech Gaming Software Will turn off when there is no sound playing for about a 1 minute time frame to save battery. I would defiantly re remind these headphones to anyone looking for high sound quality and comfort while gaming. Wait for a sale to purchase these if you can as they are very expensive.

So let's start with the negative: Comfort band that sits on your head was only half glued on upon receiving the headset. No big issue, super glued it back on. Weight...This headset is heavy, in my opinion. If i am laying down on my couch gaming it does not feel it but if I am sitting up using this headset when I work from home, I often get a sore neck after a few hours. Lastly, when I use it on my PC, people can hear me perfectly but when I use it on my PS4, i am often told that i sound really quiet. Positive..So many options to customize your sound quality, love the programmable hotkeys and the ear cups are very comfortable. Sound quality is great, especially when watching a Blu-Ray. Overall I am happy with this purchase but will be looking for a lighter headset for my next purchase.

So far I’ve had this for 2 weeks and loving it. Sounds amazing. The lows are very deep, it rattle my brain lol. The most important feature about this headset was the voice side tone, that allows me to hear my own voice as I speak in real time. As for the battery life, they lasted me 11 hours of play time with the rgb lights halfway powered.

I've been a long-time proponent of Logitech wireless headsets as the best mix of performance for price. I've owned several and my last two were a H800 and then after that a G930. While the G930 has been a great headset, the build quality was questionable. I've had it replaced twice under warranty within a two-year period and made the decision that my last replacement would be my backup and I purchased this G933 from Best Buy as my new headset. I've been impressed with the build so far and improvements made over the G930. You now longer need a bulky disc-shaped charger and USB dongle extender with the G933. The battery life is noticeably longer and the charging cable you do get is very, very long and so you can charge and use at the same time as you could with the G930. The USB dongle fits inside the headset for easy transport, and the battery is the same and therefore easily replaceable. The doors over both of these slots are magnetically attached and easily removed and replaced as necessary. Microphone quality is an improvement over the G930, at least according to the people who listen to me on Skype and Teamspeak. As for the quality of the speakers, I've yet to really put that to the test, so I can't comment on that with any authority. The latest few iterations of the Logitech Gaming Software have finally fixed an issue which plagued the G933 for a while: lack of sidetone. Sidetone is now equivalent to that which the G930 had. If sidetone is important to you, you can rest easy. I still have some issues, however, with the software: often I have to stop and restart the software to get the headset to start up if after the first time I boot the PC I attach it and then remove it. When I insert the dongle again, it reads the headset for a few second, but then it drops out of the software and you can't control the mute or other button functions. I hope that future iterations of the software fix this issue as Logitech has corrected various issues with both the G930 and the G933 through software updates. Overall, I recommend the G933 with only the few caveats mentioned above. It would be nice if Logitech tested their premium headsets more thoroughly before release to catch some of these problems earlier and have them fixed, but they have been good about fixing them.

I was looking for a headset for gaming which I do not game much with headset all the time. I saw some reviews and Youtube videos has great things to say about the Logitech 933. The wireless range is great. I am in a two story townhouse about 600 feet each floor and I can walk around with no signal drop. The sound quality is great for the price range. One star is cost by Logitech Gaming software which it may crash. I also own the Logitech G810 Gaming keyboard which it will never cause the LGS to crash. I hope Windows 10 or Logitech may have a software update to fix it. The sound from Movies are stunning, and stereo is not for Audiophile. I will recommend to my friends if the software is fix. Otherwise, I will need to restart my computer when ever my G933 freeze the LGS.

As a returning PC and X box gamer, I was interested in getting a new headset from the Turtle Beach's I currently owned due to mic issues and other players not being able to hear me clearly when using them on PC. I stopped by Best Buy to look at what they had and was initially looking at the Razer Kraken headset. After speaking with a Best Buy team member and looking at the options available (Razer, Corsair, Turtle Beach and Logitech) I was most pleased with the Artemis Headset. As an individual who has to wear glasses, comfort in a headset is TOP priority, especially for long periods of time. Ive owned the Artemis headset for almost a month now and I absolutely LOVE them. I have Razer products for all of my other hardware components, but these blew the kraken out of the water. They stil offer the customizable LED color software so that you can optimize your perfect gaming accents if you wish. Along with the multiple profile options for prefs for separate audio settings, the surround sound is phenomenal. All in all, I couldn't be more happy with making the decision to get this headset. Definitely a must as far as PC gaming goes.

I've been using this headset for quite a few months. I usually charge it roughly every other day and it holds up just fine. It sounds great and people say they can hear me clearly. I love not getting tangled up in a cable. I've heard some people complain that it's too heavy but I haven't noticed that at all. I usually wear it at night for 3 to 6 hours of gaming and it's never felt heavy to me or given me a headache. I think it's very comfortable. My only complaint would be the cushion on top started coming loose after about a month or two. Maybe a better adhesive should be used.

The Logitech G633 is in my honest opinion the perfect headset for Gamer who want to have a good headset that is not only for games. Aesthetic: The headsets look amazing, it has a very premium design too it and does not go all out with typical gaming frills like giant microphones, ridiculous color schemes and some weird build which makes it almost impossible go outside with them. The mic looks nice and sleek and the LED lights can be controlled meaning you will have this nice black headphone. Build Quality: While it is true that the headphones are light and have a plastic feel to it, this does not translate into very fragile headphones. I have owned the Logitech G930s for six years and they have taken ridiculous beatings yet still survived. I only expect the G633 to be better in build quality. Remember this is Logitech, a company that has a reputation of building good lasting products. Audio: Audio wise I would call the G633 hitting the sweat spot. Comparing it with my AKG Q702s the audio has a noticeable emphasis on bass and while that does annoy me a bit (I am a bit of a audiophile) it makes sense as a lot of gaming audio are heavy in bass. Microphone: Microphone is really good, probably the only reason I actually got this headphones over others because I know that no matter what I can always count on Logitech to have one of the best built in microphones. Bad things: - While this is by far one of my favorite headphones there is also quite a lot of bad things about it. The magnetically attached side things are a nice feature but they are not as held that sturdy making it so that sometimes if I drop my headphones on the floor the side panels fall out. - The software is kind of annoying. This is the first time I had any problem with the logitech gaming software, this is because it's really annoying when I scroll volume (on PC) and it makes a sound for every scoll I make and it kinds of annoying how every time I move my mic from mute to un-mute it makes this noise (personal thing) - the G buttons are also really annoyingly placed as due to its placement and how hard it is to initiate a press (quite a bit of pressure to create contact) I dont think I will ever use these macro buttons for gameplay - the audio and mini usb ports are also pretty hard to slot into for my model at least making me worried as I am worried about how the mini usb might break the. Despite my many negative point about the headsets I am still satisfied worthy of a five star from me. This is because these headsets are worth more than just a gaming headset. These headphones are worth every penny I spent and I hope they keep making headphones of such wualities.