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

Summary:The headset sound and microphone sound good, and it is easy to set up. I definitely recommend it, especially on Windows! The surround effect combined with better drivers makes for an incredible sound experience.Pros:-Plug and play compatibility-Macro buttons-Mic quality-Compatibility with Logitech Gaming Software-Nice braided USB and auxiliary cables included-Swiveling ear cups-Folding microphoneCons:-Plastic build feels cheap-Not comfortable for long periods-Finicky adjustmentsOverall:The Logitech G633 headset is a great value (I got it for $80) for a pretty good headset. I bought it for both gaming and online classes since my Bluetooth headphones weren't doing the job. Immediately, I was disappointed by the plastic build because, though it looks nice, it feels cheap. Adjusting the band size is also a weird experience because the band is very loose and it is very hard to tell when I hit one of the notches or when I am between notches. Putting the headset on after adjusting the band is difficult because the band is so loose that it slides back into the original position. Because of my troubles with band positioning, I have a poor seal around my ears and the headband hurts my head despite being such a light headset. Pressure from the ear cups feels like a lot when pulling them back to put the headset on, but the band is so wide that it does not feel like much once it is on. There is a noticeably higher pressure on the top of the ear cup than the bottom because of how loose the swivel is. Thankfully, the ear cups have plenty of padding and are very comfortable for long use.Speaking of swivel, the ear cups independently swivel more than 90 degrees backwards, but only about 20-30 degrees forward. There is also a lot of up and down swivel that makes it easy to rest the headset around my neck and on my shoulders.On macOS:Sound quality is a mixed bag. Sometimes it sounds clear and crisp like a decent pair of warm-toned, closed-back headphones. The rest of the time, it sounds dull and muddles sounds together. Overall, the highs are clear, mids are flat, and the low end is there, but it is quiet and can easily be missed without cranking the volume. This is just on the flat EQ, however, and can be adjusted accordingly. The surround effects do not work on macOS.On Windows:Sound is incredible! Details from the entire range are apparent and the sound is neither bright nor warm. They have such a wide sound stage, especially when listening to surround sound audio. It's truly incredible how precisely sounds can be placed.Microphone quality is quite good for the price of the headset and the size of it. I have had no issues with clarity, though volume can be an issue if improperly set in your computer's settings. It easily folds up and down, and it is automatically muted in the upright position. The auxiliary cable has a microphone built into it, too, and though I have not used it, I would recommend not using that when there is a very capable one built into the headset. I would also recommend sticking with the USB connection for the best feature set and functionality with the Logitech Gaming Software.Using on my Hackintosh (PC running macOS) has been a breeze. I use a Logitech G502 mouse, so the Logitech Gaming Software immediately recognized the headset and synced the lighting profile from my mouse. It is also very easy to customize the macro buttons on the back of the left ear cup, but it can be hard to figure out which button is which when going to press one. There is also a volume wheel under the buttons that feels like it is the same shape as the scroll wheel from my mouse. It would be nice if it felt like my mouse scroll wheel, too, because right now it is too easy to accidentally turn it and change the volume. Just moving my head the wrong way or too quickly can trigger it.For someone looking for a headset compatible with as many devices as possible and with as many features as possible, I recommend this headset for this price range. I have been pleased with its performance and I have no regrets buying it.

First let me start off this review saying this the last headset I will buy. It is that good I will probably never get a new one. Now let me tell you why.Firstly, the most important part of the headset:The Sound:The sound has some of the best quality I have heard in a headset. Even at its highest volumes, the sound is still crystal clear. Now this headset features both 7.1 Digital Surround Sound as well as stereo. For the 7.1 to work, you have to have the USB plugged in so the headset is powered, so you can literally get 7.1 DSS from any device as long as it is powered by USB. The sound quality can also be customized through Logitech's PC app, and saved as presets on the headset itself. The sound quality and customization for it, is simply the best For around 130$.The Build quality:The build quality may feel fragile and light at first, but it is truthfully well built. Nothing has broke on it since I bought it (granted I am careful with electronics I buy), and usually with some cheaper headsets they just randomly break. This have not. The build quality is exceptional.The comfort:In the build quality section I said the headset is light. With it being light, it is very comfortable for its size. I can have this headset on and it does not feel like I am wearing it most of the time, that is how comfortable it is. I can go hours playing or listening to something through this headset and have no irritation after a few hours of use. It is simply comfortable enough, it disappears when you put it on.The mic:Now here is where it gets interesting. The mic works well, and is concealable in the headset if you don't need or want to use it at the time. However, it is a bit short, and you have to speak up more for it to pick up your voice. Or you move to try to move it closer to you, but how far you can extend the mic is still short. The mic was probably the least focused on aspect of the headset, but it still works very well with how much else the headset does right.Finally there is the customizationThe Customization:This is where the Logitech G633 puts the final nail in the coffin against other headsets, in terms of price as well as everything previously mentioned. When you download the Logitech app to customize the headset, it gives you two things you can adjust: The sound and the lighting. The sound can be adjusted for heavier bass, for cinematic gaming, for FPS, for stealth, etc, and these are just the presets they have, you can create a new preset yourself. So you can change the sound quality to fit what you like. Secondly, this headset has customizable lighting. You can set the color to any of the 16.8 million colors available to you, and you can set to three effects: always on, breathing, and color cycle. You can also set which of the two zones you want on or off. Or alternatively you turn it off if you don't like the lighting effect.Final thoughts:The is by far the best headset on the market in this price range. Most headsets usually only specialize in one part of the headset to get right. Well, this headset simply crushes the competition in every area. You can hook it up to any device that has USB or 3.5mm jack (PC, Consoles, mobile devices), it is extremely comfortable, 7.1 sound and build quality are superb, and this level of customization is unheard of in a headset. This is simply the best headset you will get for your money. This the last headset you will have to buy. At least for a long time.Buy this headset over any others if you can afford it. You will not be disappointed, I know I am not.