Logitech G733 Lightspeed Wireless Gaming Headset + Litra Beam LX Premium Dual-Sided RGB LED Streaming Key Light - Blue

I've been using the Logitech G733 for about a month and a half now, and they've honestly exceeded my expectations. Even though there might be more updated options available in 2025, these are still a very solid choice. What stands out the most is how incredibly comfortable they are—so light and soft that I sometimes forget I'm even wearing them.I haven't used the built-in microphone since I have a separate one, so I can't comment on that. But as headphones, they deliver solid sound quality, good build, and a stylish design. So far, I have no complaints.Highly recommended if you're looking for comfort during long sessions.

For the price these are probably one of the most solid products I've ever purchased. I'm the kind of guy who never says/thinks that kind of thing (I'm very picky when it comes to spending money) or even writes reviews, so take that into consideration when reading this. I bought these in Oct. '21 and they've MORE than lasted since then. I have replaced the bungee head strap, but I'm a freakishly tall guy with a commensurately big head so I'm not surprised I stretched it out. That's probably the only piece that I'll need to replace regularly ($15 every 6 months, I can live with that). The cups just got a little gunky after a few months and were also replaced but after cleaning the originals I now have a set of two that can be swapped out any time. The rest of the build quality is excellent. I remove the mic "stump" multiple times every day (usually if I'm eating or something) and it's never given me any issues at all. This piece can also be swapped out, but are a bit more expensive than the other items. I guess you could probably just plug any old 3.5mm jacked mic into the headset and just use it that way, I can't imagine you'd lose any features but you may.The sound quality is really not bad at all. Not amazing or outside of the expectation of a product like this, but it's quite good. I do find myself often using these instead of other options when walking around the house. They're a bit bulky, but I'm not putting them on for the sake of my image. The noise cancellation is meh to serviceable, I can still easily hear my dog barking out the front window downstairs when all the kids get out of school and are walking by to get home.The range is decent, I'd say it's about a 50 foot bubble from the transmitter. It goes through drywall decently enough, but not so easily through brick or concrete unless it's very thin. You won't be listening to Never Gonna Give You Up on your way to the mailbox, but a kitchen run is definitely still on the table.The software that comes with (Logitech G Hub) can be a little buggy, but your mileage may vary. My computer is an ancient relic from a bygone era, so if you're using hardware newer than 2015 you'll probably have a better time. It does allow lots of cool features and total control over the EQ for both sound and your voice, and I REALLY enjoy the built-in side tone feature, (which is when you can hear your own voice in exact real time through the headset as you speak, thus making it easier to speak naturally and not too loudly or even be purposefully quieter than you normally would) as the ear cups do muffle your own voice to a fair degree.The sound quality of the mic is... not amazing, but it's still leagues better than anything that anyone I work with uses. Our company issues these little garbage headsets that make it sound like you're talking through a drive-thru speaker, so almost anything would have been an upgrade. Like I mentioned before, you can tweak the voice EQ in the settings but it's still limited. You're not going to get full blown desk mic performance out of this, but besides sounding a tad compressed it's still really not that bad. I have an awesome desk mic with an arm that I use for recording work stuff, and the headphones still work wonderfully without using the included mic attachment.This gets it's own section: The noise cancellation on the mic. It's actually pretty sweet. I have to run a window A/C unit in the summer and a space heater in the winter in the room in which I work. They're not very quiet at all, but with this mic you'd almost never know they were on. You do get a bit of that "fade in, fade out" with the background noise when you speak, but this thing isn't some $1000 solution for those kinds of problems, so take it or leave it. It's really not that bad, you probably wouldn't even notice if I hadn't told you.All-in-all, these are an extraordinary value for what they are. I don't really review stuff, and I'm supposed to be doing something else right now, but I just had the random urge to write this review so here I am. Buy these - you won't regret it.

The price and quantity are spot on. I am a gamer that has been known to sit in front of the monitor for many hours at a time. The comfort is second to none, the battery life is too good to be true and the sound quality is pretty good. The microphone is not the best. I use a desktop condenser mic. I would recommend this headset to my friends and family and would consider buying them again if needed. Great overall budget headset.

Pros:Eye-catching design: The lilac version with dark purple earcups looks fantastic, especially on camera.Solid audio performance: DTS Headphone:X enhances spatial awareness in games.Lightweight with a suspension headband: Offers decent comfort for moderate gaming sessions.Logitech G Hub software: User-friendly with robust customization options.RGB lighting: Adds a nice aesthetic touch without being overwhelming.Cons:Comfort is average: The clamping force is moderate, but the suspension headband isn't as refined as competitors like the SteelSeries Arctis Nova series.Limited connectivity: Only compatible with devices that have a USB-A port via the included 2.4GHz dongle.No Bluetooth or wired options: Cannot connect to mobile devices or the Nintendo Switch in handheld mode.USB-C dongle not included: Limits compatibility with newer devices that primarily use USB-C portsThe Logitech G733 excels in style and delivers commendable sound quality, making it a solid choice for PC and PlayStation users. However, its limited connectivity options specifically the lack of Bluetooth, a USB-C dongle restrict its versatility, especially for users who wish to connect to mobile devices or the Nintendo Switch in handheld mode. If you're seeking a headset primarily for PC or console gaming and value aesthetics, the G733 is a worthy consideration. For broader device compatibility, you might want to explore other options.

I’ve been using this headset for the last year now and I’m still impressed. The range of the bluetooth and battery life give you great value. The quality of the headset is sturdy yet flexible. I’ll continue buying Logitech products in the future.

Really comfy and straps relieve pressure! Not the cutest but it's fine, you can customize the colors of the light. I tend to get a headache wearing overnight, but far better than most headphones.

Worked like Brand New got it used at more than half price incredible deal

A little bit snug/tight. Will probably adjust as I just received these today. Microphone disconnects when I change calls on discord which is not great, but overall the headphones are very nice visually and have a nice aesthetic. Sound is very crisp. 8.5/10. I do wish I could hear myself talk, but I believe the earphones are (probably?) noise canceling. Good value for the 54$ I paid for like new condition, and free shipping. Probably wouldn’t pay full price (100-125$) for a brand new pair.