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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It's fairly spacious, especially compared to most closed-back headphones, but it's still likely to be perceived as somewhat small and located within your head as opposed to coming from speakers placed in front of you. Logitech brought some bold creative design decisions toward their colorful G-Series Color Collection featuring mice, keyboards and gaming headsets. These headphones also lack an IP rating for dust or water resistance, though we don't currently test for this.

The Logitech G335 headset uses a wired connection via the audio jack, lacking any kind of wireless technology such as Bluetooth.The G733 are wireless, so you don't need to be worried about an audio cable snagging on something while using them, and have low latency, ensuring your audio and visuals stay in sync. From sub-par audio and mic quality to a flimsy build, the Logitech G335 doesn’t perform as well as it looks. If you are happy to spend a little more, you can find headsets with extra features such as wireless connectivity, ANC support and companion software to adjust the audio settings. If you’re looking for more performance than style, you may want to look out for other headset options.

This gives it exceptional compatibility with a wide range of devices, including PC, Xbox consoles, the PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, the Nintendo Switch in handheld mode, the Steam Deck, and smartphones with either a headphone dongle or a built-in headphone jack. Their elastic headband does a good job of distributing their weight, though they aren't very heavy to begin with. A lightweight, cool wired headset made with a suspension headband design with an adjustable strap for a custom fit.You can extend the headpiece slightly and alter the suspension straps, although I don’t see this fitting comfortably on someone with a particularly large head. The attractive colorways and stylish design don’t mask a fairly average gaming headset that’s lacking where it counts. The headset’s wire also comes out of the left earcup, and while not as convenient as a wireless headset, I soon forgot it was even there.