They tell you a lot but not enough. E.g. I have a pair of Sony XB-900F or whatever, the bassy wireless earbuds. If you compare those to the KZ ZST IEMs that I have on RTings, the frequency response graph says the Sony has more bass response, but the KZs just have much clearer bass parts where you can hear each frequency properly, and distinguish instruments really well in that zone. Frequency response charts are just one metric. The only way you know a pair of earbuds is for you is if they sound good to you.
@@xmlthegreat very true! But still really needed in a headphone video I recon. Like when he said the highs in the raindrops weren't really there, but the headphones sounded really detailed. The detail is in the high end is it not? That just confused me. Would've had a better understanding of the sound if they added a frequency response graphs in my opinion.
If a headphone feels uncomfortable, regardless of the price it's a pass. comfortable and thick padding are the bare minimums for an over ear headphones!
Yup. Children's pastel colors. Could be a Teddy Fresh product with that color scheme. Oliver Tree is amazing by the way, I love his music and creativity.
@@Jiixi I was talking about mic quality. I had a cloud core for 45$ and mic sound way better. Now you can get cloud alpha or g pro on sale for 80$. Both are great at sound
CoolerMaster MH752, basically perfect. The mic is also very clear but that's because it doesn't have any compression or noise cancelling. They took great studio headphones Takstar Pro82 and put a mic on it and rebranded it so it's also good for music.
WTH MAN JUST 24 hours ago I was literally searching if Logitech had released a successor to the G433 and BOOM!! Just a day later you guys post a video about it. I mean is this telepathy or something? Like 1.5 years after buying my last headphones I browse for a new one and just a day later Logitech listens to me and announces a new pair. I honestly can't explain how amazed I am, and probably sound crazy by writing all this. Even just 24 hours ago, during my search, I didn't find a single mention of a G435 anywhere and was thinking quite a lot about how much I would love to have a G435 if it's reasonably featured and price, and releases within a few months, not knowing it would be way less than that :-). This is just phenomenal and I find it difficult to stop writing about...!
@@Qimchiy can confirm, I have pro 82, the highs are a little harsh if you close the bass slider, but iirc mh752 is basically pro 82 but on the highest slider setting so it'll be smoother I've been using oratory's eq preset and I have no complaints on the sound quality
@@meteroson6428 It's a bot thing that started some months ago. They reply to comments on popular channels with their videos to boost channels. In my opinion, it's best to ignore when you see comments like that.
Wireless *never* sounds good. My $80 IEMs sound better than my freaking Airpods pro max. Sure the airpods pro max has quite a few pros but sound quality aint one of them.
@@KraljHD That's disappointing, I have the older one and outside of some driver issues and the short battery life it was a far better experience than my previous Logitech G930.
Appreciate the review, I can only imagine somebody restricted to headphones in this budget only to spend the $80 and be utterly disappointed. Based on the mic quality alone it's a pass for me.
Logitech naming all of their products: "Let's start with a G and add 3 random numbers" IMHO these headphones look like these noice cancelling ones for infants
The three numbers are a 10-bit series of flags. Then that binary number is converted into decimal. If you want to know what type of product it is, just decode the dec number into binary.
Considering I once owned a G430 that broke in a year in which I had to get the GSP 300 that's lasting me about 3 years so far, this had better be good.
Maybe you're just unlucky, I have been using my G430 since 2018 and its still great. I'm actually interested in this new one because with a bit of tuning G430 sounds pretty nice too.
As a G935 owner who got a RMA replacement in about a year putting up with 6 months of problems, I sold the RMA pair so I'm back at $0 invested. If they can't make their top end headset reliable or decent with missing basic options in Logishit G-Fuck then they can gtfo with this garbage, I will say all Logitech headsets are garbage, end of story. Gamer headsets are a piss joke and Logitech isn't the only company making hot garbage, I want wireless but my options are limited to shit because 90% of solutions require shitty software that has 2 offshore programmers working on it.
@@nicholaschan2982 i get it. i just don’t ever feel the need to get up and continue listening to the content from my pc. i also produce music so kind of a double win for me personally
for $80 everyone should just get the cloud ii's... sound great and are the most comfortable headphones i've ever had.. this is coming from someone who owns headphones that cost $500 and $300
why are there so many people saying they're comfortable with fake leather, do you all change pads? Fake leather your ears literally die, i don't get these comments, can you explain? I'd buy them but i don't want leather on my fukin ears
@@Galexlol dude, they're so good trust me. I got the alpha s and they have fake leather. But if you hate that they also come with fabric cups. But they bleed sound a bit if you use the fabric ones
i think this is one of those situations where "saving money" on a cheaper wireless headset is gonna end up costing you money when these fall apart quickly
I just got this haedset, and over all coments saying the mic is bad en everything. I tested the mic and it's actually really good and sounds just like my voice. Idk what happend with your mic but i really like this headset. it's compfortble for my ears too. It is a little small, but my ears fit in.
It's more that it's budget for headphones. Basically anything under $200 is considered budget for headphones. High end ones can be super expensive. In the thousands of dollars expensive.
@@TheWeeJet Yeah nope, 200 dollar headphones are considered expensive by most people, just because some people on head-fi have weird definition of budget doesn't change that. "High end ones can be super expensive. In the thousands of dollars expensive." By this logic a 100 dollar power cable is budget since 2000 dollar power cables exist.
@@TheWeeJet tell me you're an audio elitist without telling me you're an audio elitist no normal person thinks a $200 headset is budget. and anyone thinking that's budget has clearly been scammed by other companies
Picked this up for $35 from facebook. Was new in box, the black an yellow ones. I have a pair of way nicer headphones, and a blue snowball mic so these work great for me. The main issue with the other headphones is my glasses get pushed into my temples and it can hurt gaming after a few hours. These sound pretty good, and are the lightest headphones I’ve ever worn. Very comfortable
Based on reviews, the microphone test in this review seems to be an anomaly - there's no clipping or distortion on others. It's a tad disappointing this wasn't given more time, the sound as shown in this vid implies that they're unacceptably bad in terms of microphone quality when that's not true.
"not strange for a cheap pair of headphones" wtf its 80 dollars. That's far from cheap. Unless you compare it to some studio headphones but who would do that?
these are trash; they don't even connect to the dongle. bluetooth only. there's threads in forums all over the internet filled with people that have this issue. BEWARE!! Do NOT buy these. They will more than likely not work except for bluetooth.
Logitech has released a few of these colorful headsets in the last year or so which all fell between the $80 - $120 range. After all of the reviews and mic tests, I'm constantly more and more glad I went with Steel Series.
Logitech's headsets tend to have terrible build quality and the microphones are garbage, but the sound quality is usually good for the price. Unfortunately for me, if I want something wireless to be able to chat with friends on Discord while I do the dishes or something, they're the only ones that fit my small head comfortably. Corsair was by far the worst for me; even on the smallest settings their headsets would fall right off! Steelseries, unfortunately, wasn't great either.
It's really unfortunate, because they showed with the Pro X that they can actually build a half decent headset (even if they rely too heavily on Blue Vo!ce to fix bad mic quality). Yet all of their other "gamer" headsets suck all over. The SteelSeries Arctis headsets are better in almost every other regard if you're willing to shill out the money.
@@doppiovinegar1292 Arctis 1 wireless are by far the best you can get for the price. If you have a bigger head you can't even use the 5/7/9/pro, because your head will constantly touch the metal headband and start to hurt.
Yeah. 80$ is still wired territory. You can't expect good wireless headset at 80$ unless they use some cheap parts. Comfort is something very important especially for hardcore gamers. Cooler master provide some really good headsets with good mic around 50$ - 80$ price range.
@@falcon3169 That’s what I was thinking. You can get a pair of solid-ass wired headphones for $80 rather than sacrifice quality for wireless at the same price.
So you're telling me these $80 headphones can include USB-C for charging, but my $160 Logitech G Pro X mouse can't and uses Micro-USB instead? Tf Logitech
1:30 as someone who daily drives the black and green ones as my main PC headphones (and have for about a month now), I can confirm that they are so light that the lack of padding at the top is a non-issue. They sit snug but not too snug and are light enough that they don't need any padding, and that bit of fabric up top is all it needs, at least for my oversized head shape. :D
"King Emperor God of Mice", "It's cute that its colour appropriate", "Purple, pink, blue,.. it's kind of like playful cyberpunk", "it's nice having the sticker, it's a cool sticker".... hmmm not one of their finest videos/ reviews.
Yeah, having Bluetooth and/or wired as a secondary source is required for me to think about getting one, not having the ability to just connect a pair of headphones to my phone is a deal breaker by itself, but is good for these headphones because they do that. Even better if it has a corded option like USB or even plain old aux
thats the reason i got the Arctis 9! They expensive for sure but they are great! both 2.4Ghz and bluetooth so it got great wireless but you can use also the micro usb and the 3.5mm headphone jack!
Got these for $52 and change including Tax from Amazon and really like them. Most headsets give me a headache after an hour or so of use, these are nice and light as well as comfortable. Sound isn't the greatest but it's acceptable for $50. Mic seems to work well too.
I disagree with most the things said here. Comfort on these is superb! They weigh only 160 grams, which is less than half as much as most of its competitors. Combined with a relatively high clamping force, they sit on my head extremely securely. I wear them 12 hours straight without issues, where I would get a headache with Sony XM3s or Astro A50s. Build quality is great (plastic sure is a great material) but might not appeal to the 'premium feel' crowd. Sound is dogshit on mine. Lot's of static and compression artifacts. It's a real shame.
@@techconclave6201 Trash, but good enough for Teamchat and Zoom. Can be improved in post with something like Nvidia Broadcast. I like how out of the way it is. A lot of Wireless headsets have huge boom mics that are always dangling around but still sound like shit. At least this one doesn't bother me. If sound quality is important there isn't a single wireless headset that can do the job so I'd just use a condenser or a modmic.
for anyone reading, this headset is very good for like vr, and the battery is totally decent, you can go like max volume for like 6 hours on vrc and +11 with mid volume, it's not uncomfortable at all and very hard to brake, it feels cheap but only because it's all made out of plastic making it super light, and the audio quality is also very good for any kind of game , not for any kind of music, specially more bass demanding styles. This is my personal experience, I have this headset for over 3 months and I've had more then 20 different headset, this won't take the crown but I really think they're worth the value for like vr or like, apex (that I also play a lot)
forgot to mention, I also play assetto corsa with a 12nm wheel, and obviously I have to move a lot, and the headset won't move around my head, and doesn't feel annoying, thing you'd realize during tandems or things you rlly need to feel your wheel... so again, I have my Kraken X , blackshark V2 , arctis 1 and corsair hs55 still with me working perfectly, but I always go for the light wireless g435.
For almost this price point, I love my Void Elite. Very comfortable even with my eyeglasses. Sounds pretty decent and Mic is also good. The only drawback is, it is dongle only, not dongle/Bluetooth.
I wish sennheiser wasn't selling their consumer stuff off, you could get headphones for like 20$ less that murdered anything in Logitechs "gamer" line of products
For clarification: Sennheiser is selling off it's consumer brand yes, but they are still being made in Germany and they will still continue to make headphones. Realistically, it's more of an upper management change more than anything. Great interview on DMS' channel ua-cam.com/video/PC4HUvQvago/v-deo.html
Seinhesser consumer products will still be sold. Nothing is really changing other than someone else will make them. Seinhesser will still be working with the new company to design the products but won't be making the products themselves
so i have them now, and they are incredibly, like incredibly comfortable. not sure what everybody here is talking about. they sound great too. microphone, yeah its alright. there are much more expensive headphones that sound much worse than these.
@@yogaastuparamaartha1167 they are so light, that the headband is virtually irrelevant. there isnt really any pressure on that part anyway. i can feel them touching my head/hair, but thats about it. the reviewer says "your ear are gonna be touching plastic" which is not true for me. i have pretty regular ears - not standing away from the head too much, but also not completely flat on my head, and they dont touch the plastic on the inside. so its not relevant that there is no padding on the inside either.
i guess anybody can buy another microphone because everyone knows that wireless headset microphone is worst even the high end, but people still complaining about the microphone lol
@@murfad actually im tend to buy the arctis 1 wireless, but then heard that switch can use audio bluetooth is a win win for me having bluetooth for pc, phone, switch, and usb dongle for playstation
@@Draxxter27 as i wrote in my initial comment, the microphone is perfectly fine. no one has ever complained that they cant understand me or that i sound particularly bad. its ok.
Paying for “carbon offsets” has got to be the best scam ever created. The ignorance of people fooled into thinking they’re making a difference is astounding.
I mean, you do pay a premium for the wireless, I totally understand that. But even so, they do not sound that great. Logitech can make good audio products in the higher end price-range, but for the budget and mid-range they are still quite a bit behind.
Look, if it is absolutely impossible then only settle for these otherwise treat your tech as an investment and buy the best ones possible under your circumstances.
I dont understand why would anyone get this except for the weight? You can get the corsair void elite wireless and hs70 for the same price. And they are much more comfortable. Especially the void
Bluetooth + 2.4ghz is typically found on much pricier set of headphones. Some people just want an all-in-one especially those who aren't super picky about audio quality.
I disagree a lot, with the comfort rating. These are BAR NONE the most comfortable headphones 🎧 I've ever worn. The clamp force isn't too hard and and thier weight is so little that i can wear them for actual hours.i should mention i do wear glasses and i have no problem with these. As far as the mic i haven't had any issues but who knows. 🤷🏿♂️ Maybe they'll come later
I bought a set of USB-wired Logitech G635s for $80-90 and I'm very happy with them. The microphone is very good, though the same can't be said for the Bluetooth G635s. The USB G635s also sound very good compared to other headsets I've had, which admittedly have all been of the "budget" variety, and the virtual 7.1 surround can completely change a gaming experience in a positive way when supported well. Finally, they'll fit on at least 95% of people's heads comfortably; the ear cushions are even large enough to support up to 1 inch gauge piercings, which was a vital selling point for me.
ah those were the ones that look FUCKIN COMFORTABLE along with the q701, i put them in a list while searching. Since people here are actually gamers and not brainwashed, would you consider them good on the leaking part? I've people sleeping in the same room but i HATE closed headphones. I'm using KSC75 right now, i loved the carcharias back in the day. You have any suggestions?
@@Galexlol They're open so no they aren't great at keeping sound in but at the same time not super leaky. Depends how loud you like to listen and how sensitive the others in the room are.
I use these for my WFH/Gaming set up and theyre fantastic! I switch between bluetooth and LightSpeed when im changing between my work laptop and my PC. Only charge them once to twice a week for 40 hrs use. Battery stacks up man
I want to get these but i’m worried clients won’t be able to hear me since the mic doesn’t extend. do you find that you have to talk louder for people to hear you?
I have an old pair of Logitech(G935) wireless headphones with a boom mic and it's really good. Like I get complements about how good it sounds. 6:10 THAT MIC WAS TERRIBLE! omg no that's not ok. Idk how common it is for the G935 to drop to $99 in a post covid world, but it's a good value even at its MSRP. And it has a user replaceable battery.
Nothing seems all that appealing to these headphones aside from the fact it has Bluetooth. If you want good headphones for not too much, get a second hand pair of audiophile headphones such as the HD598 or DT 770 Pros. They sound better, last longer, look better and have far better build quality, while not running you that much more second hand. And reusing an old pair of headphones is more environmentally friendly then buying 22% recycled ones 10 times out of 10.
@@vadnegru I can run both my HD598s and DT770 Pros with/without dac and as long as you don’t want to blow your eardrums out, and you’re not an audio snob, you’ll be fine with most PCs aux ports. I have AirPods Max and I like Bluetooth headphones as much as any other guy; but you know what helps a lot more then bluetooth? Having significantly wider soundstage, better sound quality, longer longevity and superior build quality.
@@vadnegru Oh I think there’s a misunderstanding, I just don’t think the only positive (being the wireless capability) of this specific headset over any other in its price range justifies the price. I love me some wireless gaming gear, but what I don’t like are extremely overpriced and underperforming wireless gaming gear for the price.
These reviews are pretty pointless without frequency response graphs. It's weird because Linus has always been a go to for technical information - but when it comes to headphones you guys just rely on the touchy-feelies.
Nah nah nah! get yourself hyper x headphones!!! they all sound GREAT, and they have variety from cheaper, more cumbersome cabled stuff to wireless, slightly more expensive stuff
@@CockroachMunchingKrabbyPatty Do I have to include all of them in my comment that I made about a particular one that they showed in the video. I don't? Okay cool.
Hey could you guys start adding frequency response graphs in? Because they really tell you alot about the sound
They tell you a lot but not enough. E.g. I have a pair of Sony XB-900F or whatever, the bassy wireless earbuds. If you compare those to the KZ ZST IEMs that I have on RTings, the frequency response graph says the Sony has more bass response, but the KZs just have much clearer bass parts where you can hear each frequency properly, and distinguish instruments really well in that zone. Frequency response charts are just one metric. The only way you know a pair of earbuds is for you is if they sound good to you.
@@xmlthegreat very true! But still really needed in a headphone video I recon. Like when he said the highs in the raindrops weren't really there, but the headphones sounded really detailed. The detail is in the high end is it not? That just confused me. Would've had a better understanding of the sound if they added a frequency response graphs in my opinion.
do gamers even care
Watched one dankpods vid and thinks he's a master
@@tomersagie2492 True
$80 and he's talking about them like they are a $25 budget pair.
#whitepeople
@@xnamkcor #racistamericansbringingracetoeveryconversationfornoreason
@@haaspaas2 bruh what
to be fair good wireless headphones start at 200 dollars.
@@xnamkcor #racist
So these look awful, feel cheap, the audio quality is average, mic sounds terrible and they're uncomfortable to wear. Even at $80 I think I'll pass.
good luck shopping like that with $80 lol, you arent buying anything better at that price
Yea, you're better off spending 20 bucks more and get something decent
If a headphone feels uncomfortable, regardless of the price it's a pass.
comfortable and thick padding are the bare minimums for an over ear headphones!
Defintely gonna be marketed towards kids that don't know better
@@Glade4 HyperX Clouds are $75 and better in every way. They aren't wireless but still.
Oliver Tree called, he wants his headphones back
HAH
Yup. Children's pastel colors. Could be a Teddy Fresh product with that color scheme. Oliver Tree is amazing by the way, I love his music and creativity.
GOT DAMN r/rareinsults material right here
PLEASE DONT LET HIM DOWN
They have other colors go buy some headphones with cat ears on em….Fuckin cry baby ass people in these comments smh
If you want headphones in this prise range just stay on wired. This one looks and souds like 30$ wired headphones
funny thing is for 30 there’s some hidden gems in the headphone world (ie superlux hd681)
you've tested it ?
@@Jiixi I've seen videos about them and I use the headphones they were cloned from (akg k240)
@@Suzumi-kun hey Jiix asked the OP
@@Jiixi I was talking about mic quality. I had a cloud core for 45$ and mic sound way better. Now you can get cloud alpha or g pro on sale for 80$. Both are great at sound
I like how you can just... Buy... being carbon neutral, for the most part lol
Comfort and microphone are very important to me, even at $80-00 they're not that good.
Try Logitech G PRO X mic is good on it
CoolerMaster MH752, basically perfect. The mic is also very clear but that's because it doesn't have any compression or noise cancelling. They took great studio headphones Takstar Pro82 and put a mic on it and rebranded it so it's also good for music.
WTH MAN JUST 24 hours ago I was literally searching if Logitech had released a successor to the G433 and BOOM!! Just a day later you guys post a video about it. I mean is this telepathy or something? Like 1.5 years after buying my last headphones I browse for a new one and just a day later Logitech listens to me and announces a new pair. I honestly can't explain how amazed I am, and probably sound crazy by writing all this.
Even just 24 hours ago, during my search, I didn't find a single mention of a G435 anywhere and was thinking quite a lot about how much I would love to have a G435 if it's reasonably featured and price, and releases within a few months, not knowing it would be way less than that :-). This is just phenomenal and I find it difficult to stop writing about...!
Just get a mod mic and put it on your favorite pair of headphones. You'll get a better mic quality probably.
@@Qimchiy can confirm, I have pro 82, the highs are a little harsh if you close the bass slider, but iirc mh752 is basically pro 82 but on the highest slider setting so it'll be smoother
I've been using oratory's eq preset and I have no complaints on the sound quality
Will they say how they sound? Stay tuned to find out.
Find out on the next episode of Dragonball Z!
@еmmа chаmbеrlаin 🅥 At least I can jam out to Never Gonna Give You Up. What even is this tho?
@@meteroson6428 It's a bot thing that started some months ago. They reply to comments on popular channels with their videos to boost channels. In my opinion, it's best to ignore when you see comments like that.
Probably like garbage. The 80 to $90 range of headsets always tend to be hot garbage. with few exceptions.
Wireless *never* sounds good. My $80 IEMs sound better than my freaking Airpods pro max. Sure the airpods pro max has quite a few pros but sound quality aint one of them.
For the price range the Corsair HS70's have been pretty reliable and the mic quality much better.
The new hs70 are awful. The old ones that have been discontinued were good. And even with those there were connection errors.
@@KraljHD That's disappointing, I have the older one and outside of some driver issues and the short battery life it was a far better experience than my previous Logitech G930.
Appreciate the review, I can only imagine somebody restricted to headphones in this budget only to spend the $80 and be utterly disappointed. Based on the mic quality alone it's a pass for me.
A year later I just scored these in Lilac for $30! Now that makes these very hard to argue against their value :)
Micro center they $30
£20 in CEX :)
12,50 Euro in UYEG :)
That mic really does bring out your inner Max Headroom:)
I'm always suprised at how fast David can produce solid and super useful first impressions. I think he fits great in ShortCircuit
Logitech naming all of their products: "Let's start with a G and add 3 random numbers"
IMHO these headphones look like these noice cancelling ones for infants
is it a mouse, is it a keyboard who knows
The three numbers are a 10-bit series of flags. Then that binary number is converted into decimal. If you want to know what type of product it is, just decode the dec number into binary.
@@NonsensicalSpudz lmao same thought
Everything they make is a G### or a G Pro/Pro X. It makes the Series X|S look like genius marketing.
Considering I once owned a G430 that broke in a year in which I had to get the GSP 300 that's lasting me about 3 years so far, this had better be good.
Maybe you're just unlucky, I have been using my G430 since 2018 and its still great.
I'm actually interested in this new one because with a bit of tuning G430 sounds pretty nice too.
@@gauditech97 I find my GSP 300 headphones much comfier and simplistic.
@@Lydn I feel you there.
@@HedgehogY2K I can agree with that, but at least in my country it is a lot more expensive than what a G430 costs
As a G935 owner who got a RMA replacement in about a year putting up with 6 months of problems, I sold the RMA pair so I'm back at $0 invested. If they can't make their top end headset reliable or decent with missing basic options in Logishit G-Fuck then they can gtfo with this garbage, I will say all Logitech headsets are garbage, end of story. Gamer headsets are a piss joke and Logitech isn't the only company making hot garbage, I want wireless but my options are limited to shit because 90% of solutions require shitty software that has 2 offshore programmers working on it.
don’t buy gaming headsets. buy wired from guitar center for like $40 and never go back
Buy a koss kph30i and never look back. It's the perfect cheap gaming headphones. You can get one for like $20
See, I was on that side until I got a g pro x wireless and man, long range wireless connectivity is something I can’t give up again
@@nicholaschan2982 i get it. i just don’t ever feel the need to get up and continue listening to the content from my pc. i also produce music so kind of a double win for me personally
i got sennheiser hd280 pros for under a hundred, best purchase ever
@@apapods Yes exactly, and if you have a little bit more money to spend and you want a closed back buy DT770 pro
This will pair nicely with my clown outfit.
for $80 everyone should just get the cloud ii's... sound great and are the most comfortable headphones i've ever had.. this is coming from someone who owns headphones that cost $500 and $300
I've had mine for 4 years now, still working perfectly, just had to get my worn ear cups replaced
why are there so many people saying they're comfortable with fake leather, do you all change pads? Fake leather your ears literally die, i don't get these comments, can you explain? I'd buy them but i don't want leather on my fukin ears
@@Galexlol dude, they're so good trust me. I got the alpha s and they have fake leather. But if you hate that they also come with fabric cups. But they bleed sound a bit if you use the fabric ones
@@Galexlol might just be preference, I prefer leather earpads
Laughs in m50x
i think this is one of those situations where "saving money" on a cheaper wireless headset is gonna end up costing you money when these fall apart quickly
I just got this haedset, and over all coments saying the mic is bad en everything. I tested the mic and it's actually really good and sounds just like my voice. Idk what happend with your mic but i really like this headset. it's compfortble for my ears too. It is a little small, but my ears fit in.
Just snagged these on Amazon for $30
Overrated audio products. In the sound department logitech only did great with the speaker systems, not the headsets.
Even with the speakers only the really cheap ones are worth it, all of their "higher end" systems are average at best.
You need to get someone with regular ears for reviewing headsets lol, it feels great for me, I dont have any earings thos
One thing I learned over the years when it comes to headphones is that if it has other colors other than black and white, it's probably shit.
Wow. This is one of the worst logitech product in a while
since when 80$ considered a budget item? O mY dAyz
I think it's just because they're wireless. Wired headsets are better for cheaper, you just have to deal with the cable.
It's more that it's budget for headphones. Basically anything under $200 is considered budget for headphones.
High end ones can be super expensive. In the thousands of dollars expensive.
For a wireless headset it's "budget"
But any headset especially wireless is bad (above 50bucks) imo if it's can't be tune on software
@@TheWeeJet Yeah nope, 200 dollar headphones are considered expensive by most people, just because some people on head-fi have weird definition of budget doesn't change that.
"High end ones can be super expensive. In the thousands of dollars expensive."
By this logic a 100 dollar power cable is budget since 2000 dollar power cables exist.
@@TheWeeJet tell me you're an audio elitist without telling me you're an audio elitist
no normal person thinks a $200 headset is budget. and anyone thinking that's budget has clearly been scammed by other companies
Picked this up for $35 from facebook. Was new in box, the black an yellow ones. I have a pair of way nicer headphones, and a blue snowball mic so these work great for me. The main issue with the other headphones is my glasses get pushed into my temples and it can hurt gaming after a few hours. These sound pretty good, and are the lightest headphones I’ve ever worn. Very comfortable
on my glasses its fine i guess you could have bigger ones that's why, but yea nice headset
Just bought it for $32, it’s on sale on Amazon
Based on reviews, the microphone test in this review seems to be an anomaly - there's no clipping or distortion on others. It's a tad disappointing this wasn't given more time, the sound as shown in this vid implies that they're unacceptably bad in terms of microphone quality when that's not true.
"not strange for a cheap pair of headphones"
wtf its 80 dollars. That's far from cheap. Unless you compare it to some studio headphones but who would do that?
If you compare this to other USB wireless headphones, that ones will be cheapest.
smell like broke in here
Just got them today for $30
remember that 80$ is not cheap at all tho
I think 50$ is limit for cheap and then starts low mid range.
For a wireless headset it's can be considered "budget" even tho there's not many wireless headset with this range price
@@rei_hsym begins with 100$ presented with arctis 3 wireless/baracuda x
Oof that mic is TRASH. Might as well get a cheap desk mic and use your pre existing pair of headphones
these are trash; they don't even connect to the dongle. bluetooth only. there's threads in forums all over the internet filled with people that have this issue. BEWARE!! Do NOT buy these. They will more than likely not work except for bluetooth.
I paid $20 for them and it was still an awful waste of money for something that doesn't even work.
might be an isolated case for you. get it fixed. i’ve had mine for 6 months for only $30 and it’s great and reliably connects to the dongle.
@@twistedfantasyy isolated case? Dude i got it too.
That color scheme looks like a Fisher price toy lmao
When did devices priced around $80 start being categorized as "budget"?
Logitech has released a few of these colorful headsets in the last year or so which all fell between the $80 - $120 range. After all of the reviews and mic tests, I'm constantly more and more glad I went with Steel Series.
Logitech's headsets tend to have terrible build quality and the microphones are garbage, but the sound quality is usually good for the price. Unfortunately for me, if I want something wireless to be able to chat with friends on Discord while I do the dishes or something, they're the only ones that fit my small head comfortably. Corsair was by far the worst for me; even on the smallest settings their headsets would fall right off! Steelseries, unfortunately, wasn't great either.
@Taylor Allen thinking of getting SteelSeries, can you recommend me some?
It's really unfortunate, because they showed with the Pro X that they can actually build a half decent headset (even if they rely too heavily on Blue Vo!ce to fix bad mic quality). Yet all of their other "gamer" headsets suck all over. The SteelSeries Arctis headsets are better in almost every other regard if you're willing to shill out the money.
@@doppiovinegar1292 Arctis 1 wireless are by far the best you can get for the price.
If you have a bigger head you can't even use the 5/7/9/pro, because your head will constantly touch the metal headband and start to hurt.
@@KraljHD thanks man, I'm torn between getting the most expensive one, I'll go with the 1 I don't care that much about audio quality
Steelseries has entered the chat.
Wouldn’t it be better to stay wired at that price?
Yeah. 80$ is still wired territory. You can't expect good wireless headset at 80$ unless they use some cheap parts. Comfort is something very important especially for hardcore gamers. Cooler master provide some really good headsets with good mic around 50$ - 80$ price range.
@@falcon3169 That’s what I was thinking. You can get a pair of solid-ass wired headphones for $80 rather than sacrifice quality for wireless at the same price.
So you're telling me these $80 headphones can include USB-C for charging, but my $160 Logitech G Pro X mouse can't and uses Micro-USB instead? Tf Logitech
1:30 as someone who daily drives the black and green ones as my main PC headphones (and have for about a month now), I can confirm that they are so light that the lack of padding at the top is a non-issue. They sit snug but not too snug and are light enough that they don't need any padding, and that bit of fabric up top is all it needs, at least for my oversized head shape. :D
Do you need a Bluetooth motherboard for this, might buy them.
@@camdengregory4423 they have a USB lightspeed adapter with them
@@camdengregory4423 if you havent already bought it i want to remind you it has a usb C type dongle so if your pc doesnt have a c port then mwop mwop
"King Emperor God of Mice", "It's cute that its colour appropriate", "Purple, pink, blue,.. it's kind of like playful cyberpunk", "it's nice having the sticker, it's a cool sticker".... hmmm not one of their finest videos/ reviews.
Yeah, having Bluetooth and/or wired as a secondary source is required for me to think about getting one, not having the ability to just connect a pair of headphones to my phone is a deal breaker by itself, but is good for these headphones because they do that.
Even better if it has a corded option like USB or even plain old aux
thats the reason i got the Arctis 9! They expensive for sure but they are great! both 2.4Ghz and bluetooth so it got great wireless but you can use also the micro usb and the 3.5mm headphone jack!
I use Type-C dongle, Bluetooth is always have some delay in it.
Hs70 Bluetooth.
It does have Bluetooth I think
Got these for $52 and change including Tax from Amazon and really like them. Most headsets give me a headache after an hour or so of use, these are nice and light as well as comfortable. Sound isn't the greatest but it's acceptable for $50. Mic seems to work well too.
They're 30 dollars on amazon now
@@GSekongshould’ve been from the beginning lol
Jumpscare 1:05
Wheres my gs who game with the Sony wh100xm4's?
It says this is uploaded a minute ago... been watching for 3 minutes now
For almost the same price you could get SENNHEISER HD4.40BT
ive been using the same 5$ earphones for the last 4 years lol
On sale now for $29 got one today
I disagree with most the things said here. Comfort on these is superb! They weigh only 160 grams, which is less than half as much as most of its competitors. Combined with a relatively high clamping force, they sit on my head extremely securely. I wear them 12 hours straight without issues, where I would get a headache with Sony XM3s or Astro A50s.
Build quality is great (plastic sure is a great material) but might not appeal to the 'premium feel' crowd.
Sound is dogshit on mine. Lot's of static and compression artifacts. It's a real shame.
what about mic?
@@techconclave6201 Trash, but good enough for Teamchat and Zoom. Can be improved in post with something like Nvidia Broadcast.
I like how out of the way it is. A lot of Wireless headsets have huge boom mics that are always dangling around but still sound like shit. At least this one doesn't bother me. If sound quality is important there isn't a single wireless headset that can do the job so I'd just use a condenser or a modmic.
@@hermanhuge6109 Corsair’s mics on the HS80s are insanely good, almost as good as a dedicated mic.
for anyone reading, this headset is very good for like vr, and the battery is totally decent, you can go like max volume for like 6 hours on vrc and +11 with mid volume, it's not uncomfortable at all and very hard to brake, it feels cheap but only because it's all made out of plastic making it super light, and the audio quality is also very good for any kind of game , not for any kind of music, specially more bass demanding styles. This is my personal experience, I have this headset for over 3 months and I've had more then 20 different headset, this won't take the crown but I really think they're worth the value for like vr or like, apex (that I also play a lot)
forgot to mention, I also play assetto corsa with a 12nm wheel, and obviously I have to move a lot, and the headset won't move around my head, and doesn't feel annoying, thing you'd realize during tandems or things you rlly need to feel your wheel... so again, I have my Kraken X , blackshark V2 , arctis 1 and corsair hs55 still with me working perfectly, but I always go for the light wireless g435.
For almost this price point, I love my Void Elite. Very comfortable even with my eyeglasses. Sounds pretty decent and Mic is also good. The only drawback is, it is dongle only, not dongle/Bluetooth.
ive been using my void elites for 4 years and i love them. i was able to get the g435 for 17 on amazon as a backup/replacement
$30 on Amazon now…lol
I wish sennheiser wasn't selling their consumer stuff off, you could get headphones for like 20$ less that murdered anything in Logitechs "gamer" line of products
Which midrange to cheap Sennheiser or any other over ears would u recommend?
For clarification: Sennheiser is selling off it's consumer brand yes, but they are still being made in Germany and they will still continue to make headphones. Realistically, it's more of an upper management change more than anything. Great interview on DMS' channel ua-cam.com/video/PC4HUvQvago/v-deo.html
660s are my jam. I was worried I wouldn't like em as much as my 650hd. Cant go back now
Seinhesser consumer products will still be sold. Nothing is really changing other than someone else will make them. Seinhesser will still be working with the new company to design the products but won't be making the products themselves
@@fringeanomaly9284 massdrop seinhesser hd58x jubilee. Sold on Drop for $170usd.
still overpriced, $60 max give or take 🚶♂️
so i have them now, and they are incredibly, like incredibly comfortable. not sure what everybody here is talking about. they sound great too. microphone, yeah its alright. there are much more expensive headphones that sound much worse than these.
can you tell me what made the pair so comfortable? because the lack of padding on the head band is a turn off for me
@@yogaastuparamaartha1167 they are so light, that the headband is virtually irrelevant. there isnt really any pressure on that part anyway. i can feel them touching my head/hair, but thats about it. the reviewer says "your ear are gonna be touching plastic" which is not true for me. i have pretty regular ears - not standing away from the head too much, but also not completely flat on my head, and they dont touch the plastic on the inside. so its not relevant that there is no padding on the inside either.
i guess anybody can buy another microphone because everyone knows that wireless headset microphone is worst even the high end, but people still complaining about the microphone lol
@@murfad actually im tend to buy the arctis 1 wireless, but then heard that switch can use audio bluetooth is a win win for me having bluetooth for pc, phone, switch, and usb dongle for playstation
@@Draxxter27 as i wrote in my initial comment, the microphone is perfectly fine. no one has ever complained that they cant understand me or that i sound particularly bad. its ok.
That pink, blue and purple one looks like something D.Va would wear.
If you're good with a headset with a cable, just try MH650 instead.
Uncomfortable, poor battery life, mediocre sound, unacceptable mic, cheap build, and three times the cost of a KPH30i...
I'm SOLD!
For $80-100 just get a pair of used xm3's.
there is audio technica m20, m30, or maybe m40..
Paying for “carbon offsets” has got to be the best scam ever created. The ignorance of people fooled into thinking they’re making a difference is astounding.
Hi, can i use connected by cable while playing? Now on Amazon 50€
I mean, you do pay a premium for the wireless, I totally understand that.
But even so, they do not sound that great.
Logitech can make good audio products in the higher end price-range, but for the budget and mid-range they are still quite a bit behind.
Nice kiddie gaming headphones! Or Teddy Fresh?
Remember when 80$ headphones weren't considered budget?
I dont think there has ever been a point where that was true
Look, if it is absolutely impossible then only settle for these otherwise treat your tech as an investment and buy the best ones possible under your circumstances.
I dont understand why would anyone get this except for the weight? You can get the corsair void elite wireless and hs70 for the same price. And they are much more comfortable. Especially the void
Yeah but then you have to deal with iCue.
Bluetooth + 2.4ghz is typically found on much pricier set of headphones. Some people just want an all-in-one especially those who aren't super picky about audio quality.
@@zagohcap not having to use icue is a huge bonus lol
that mic is NOT FINE, i would mute all my friends if they used that mic
Logitech is the kind of guy who is like: we don't mind about what others are doing I'm gonna make it awesome 😎
@Not RickRoll 👇👌 😳
@@rtoms Click, watch and get the spammer his revenue.
@@Z3t487 or report them for commercial spam, as you should.
@@azyrael96 his nave was pretty sus so I didn't play it 😳
@@azyrael96 Yeah, i know. I was sarcastic. There are so many of them they should just ban links in the comments, unless you are the uploader.
I disagree a lot, with the comfort rating. These are BAR NONE the most comfortable headphones 🎧 I've ever worn. The clamp force isn't too hard and and thier weight is so little that i can wear them for actual hours.i should mention i do wear glasses and i have no problem with these. As far as the mic i haven't had any issues but who knows. 🤷🏿♂️ Maybe they'll come later
I bought a set of USB-wired Logitech G635s for $80-90 and I'm very happy with them. The microphone is very good, though the same can't be said for the Bluetooth G635s. The USB G635s also sound very good compared to other headsets I've had, which admittedly have all been of the "budget" variety, and the virtual 7.1 surround can completely change a gaming experience in a positive way when supported well. Finally, they'll fit on at least 95% of people's heads comfortably; the ear cushions are even large enough to support up to 1 inch gauge piercings, which was a vital selling point for me.
Terrible headset dont buy it, currently watching with it on and the audio doesnt work anymore!
I'll stick to my X2 Fidelio's
strange flex but i quess youtube comments are as good place as any...
ah those were the ones that look FUCKIN COMFORTABLE along with the q701, i put them in a list while searching. Since people here are actually gamers and not brainwashed, would you consider them good on the leaking part? I've people sleeping in the same room but i HATE closed headphones. I'm using KSC75 right now, i loved the carcharias back in the day. You have any suggestions?
@@Galexlol They're open so no they aren't great at keeping sound in but at the same time not super leaky. Depends how loud you like to listen and how sensitive the others in the room are.
Just get beyerdynamic headphones. Best bang for your buck !
I like how they look, i wish more headphones would go beyond basic shape with black coloring
They look nice and all, but if the only thing going for them is the sound, then it won't offer a good all-rounder experience
i think the main selling point of this is the bluetooth + 2.4ghz combo as there are much more expensive headphones that offer the feature
I would legit mute EVEN friends with that mic sound
I use these for my WFH/Gaming set up and theyre fantastic! I switch between bluetooth and LightSpeed when im changing between my work laptop and my PC. Only charge them once to twice a week for 40 hrs use. Battery stacks up man
I want to get these but i’m worried clients won’t be able to hear me since the mic doesn’t extend. do you find that you have to talk louder for people to hear you?
I have an old pair of Logitech(G935) wireless headphones with a boom mic and it's really good. Like I get complements about how good it sounds.
6:10 THAT MIC WAS TERRIBLE! omg no that's not ok. Idk how common it is for the G935 to drop to $99 in a post covid world, but it's a good value even at its MSRP. And it has a user replaceable battery.
David is such a great host!
This might surprisingly be the worst LTT group video...
Nothing seems all that appealing to these headphones aside from the fact it has Bluetooth. If you want good headphones for not too much, get a second hand pair of audiophile headphones such as the HD598 or DT 770 Pros. They sound better, last longer, look better and have far better build quality, while not running you that much more second hand. And reusing an old pair of headphones is more environmentally friendly then buying 22% recycled ones 10 times out of 10.
Good DAC is required to get full potential. And going wireless is a whole another level.
@@vadnegru I can run both my HD598s and DT770 Pros with/without dac and as long as you don’t want to blow your eardrums out, and you’re not an audio snob, you’ll be fine with most PCs aux ports. I have AirPods Max and I like Bluetooth headphones as much as any other guy; but you know what helps a lot more then bluetooth? Having significantly wider soundstage, better sound quality, longer longevity and superior build quality.
@@setsuna1778 Do you sacrafice that much going Bluetooth? Most of gaming headsets have their own dongles and sound is way better than over BT.
@@vadnegru Oh I think there’s a misunderstanding, I just don’t think the only positive (being the wireless capability) of this specific headset over any other in its price range justifies the price. I love me some wireless gaming gear, but what I don’t like are extremely overpriced and underperforming wireless gaming gear for the price.
When I say Bluetooth I refer to wireless computer accessories as a whole, dongle or not.
*But can they compare to the almighty KSC75??!*
These reviews are pretty pointless without frequency response graphs.
It's weird because Linus has always been a go to for technical information - but when it comes to headphones you guys just rely on the touchy-feelies.
Like he said, this isn't a review... More like unboxing. They have LTT for in-depth discussions
Seriously… for headphone test always use Hunt:Showdown
"Probably the one I like the most"
That's the one I was thinking looked ugly...
Uh... He's impressed? Hmm, ok. Low standards
Logitech is nostalgic and amazing
@@wherearemytesticles this
Nah nah nah! get yourself hyper x headphones!!! they all sound GREAT, and they have variety from cheaper, more cumbersome cabled stuff to wireless, slightly more expensive stuff
I will never buy logitech becouse they support rainbow people.
Looks like a 5pound headphone
And he act like 80pound is cheap
I'm not putting rainbow puke on my head sorry.
Those come in black
damn, too bad it only comes in one color huh
@@kenoben007I am showing my dislike for that cotton candy colored head ass one.
@@CockroachMunchingKrabbyPatty Do I have to include all of them in my comment that I made about a particular one that they showed in the video. I don't? Okay cool.
@@Dtr146 you don't have to do anything, just don't act surprised when you say something stupid and someone responds in kind.
they look like kid size headsets
Everyone I know has ditched logitech mice. All of them have faulty switches and ghub is a nightmare
Mines 3 years old, works perfectly, cost £30 and is hands down the best mouse I've ever had.
Really my mouse is working fine
I had to replace the switch in my g502 but it's a great mouse otherwise
I was kinda fine with it until I heard the recording from the mic..
VS Coolermaster mh670 which better?
they look like 10 bucks china headphones