Logitech G335 Wired Gaming Headset, with Microphone, 3.5mm Audio Jack, Comfortable Memory Foam Earpads, Lightweight, Compatible with PC, PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo Switch - Black

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The HyperX have an analog to USB-A adapter with an in-line remote, which allows you to adjust the mic level and volume on the fly or enable the Dolby 7. The headset contains 40mm speaker drivers, you can flip the mic up to mute it, and the back of the left ear cup has a volume wheel. Console and PC Compatible: This gaming headset with microphone is compatible with PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Xbox Series X | S, and Nintendo Switch with 3. Box Limited is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (registration number 726076) as a credit intermediary and not a lender, offering credit products provided by PayPal Credit.

I’ve been gaming, chatting and listening to music for two weeks with this headset, so read on to find out how I got on with the Logitech G335. Since it is purely analog, it has one particular advantage over headsets requiring a wireless or USB connection, and that’s the fact that you can use it with anything that has a 3.

Their microphone also transmits your voice fairly clearly to your teammates online, even in noisy environments. When I watch Guardians of the Galaxy, for example, I hear plenty of rumble, but it doesn’t hit quite as hard as something with a digital connection. The Logitech G335 headset uses a wired connection via the audio jack, lacking any kind of wireless technology such as Bluetooth. Conversely, the Logitech are comfier, more sturdily-built, deliver audio more consistently, and offer better overall mic performance. oz), G335 is smaller and lighter than the G733, features a suspension headband to help distribute weight and is adjustable for a customised fit.

The Hardest Button to Button by The White Stripes is likewise impacted, and Jack White’s vocals sound exceptionally thin and tinny, likely due to the sharp drop around 300 to 500Hz. As an analog headset with minimal audio features, it only comes with a control wheel for volume, which sits behind the left earcup, and a mic that can be turned off and on by flipping it up and down. While there is a bump in the phase response that extends from the mid-bass to low-mid range, it isn't too noticeable in most regular content. It’s also extremely comfortable, an important factor that much more expensive headsets fail to get right.

If you’re wanting to stick with Logitech you might consider the Logitech G535, which has a similar style to the G335 but also improved sound quality and wireless connectivity using a USB dongle. Their latest gaming headset, the G335, is a wired version of a design first launched as the wireless G733.