Logitech G535 LIGHTSPEED Wireless Gaming Headset - Lightweight on-ear headphones, flip to mute mic, stereo, compatible with PC, PS4, PS5, USB rechargeable - Black

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Lastly, they have sub-par noise isolation and fail to filter out many noises. Therefore, you can easily hear the ambient sound of your housemates or a car engine outside. In 2022, Logitech reported total sales revenues of well over 5 billion dollars, largely thanks to its gaming sector generating upwards of 1.4 billion in that same year! If you compare Logitech’s G535 and the G733, the G535 reproduces audio more consistently and has a more neutral sound profile. Moving on to the cups, this is where 99% of the difference between the G733 and G535 lies. Design-wise they are almost identical having the same shape, but the G535 does not feature RGB strips on the front. This is an easy way for Logitech to reduce the price of the G535, and although I quite like the RGB on the front of the G733 I can fully appreciate why it’s absent from the G535. The flip-to-mute microphone on the G535 is fixed, meaning there is no physical mute button. As a result, the controls on the G535’s cups are limited to a charging port (USB Type C), an ON/OFF button and a volume dial. Although G535 look and feel bulky in design, they are surprisingly light in weight. The Comfort of the Logitech G535

The only way I can make sense of this is that it exists solely to be discounted during big sales events, because as it stands it’s in an awkward place. The microphone is compact and built with an easy flip-up mechanism that also serves to mute it. The controls are well placed with a power on/off button, and a volume control wheel found on the side of the left ear cup for easy access. ComfortThe midrange and treble also sound good, blending well without letting one overpower the other. One thing I notice is that the higher treble frequencies seem to be a little bit dull, which causes some of the higher notes to fade out. The Logitech G733 is a decent and well-built wireless gaming headphone. They have a lightweight design which is mostly made of plastic, but it also features a cloth headband.

I tested the microphone with a few friends in a Discord voice channel. They reported solid clarity and a natural-sounding voice but noted that it sounded like a headset microphone as opposed to a higher-quality boom mic. Along with that, these headsets are stable on the head and don’t move around even while you’re lying on a couch. Both Logitech G733 and G535 don’t offer much with their two adjustment notches, and you cannot rotate their cups either. The Logitech G535 Lightspeed has lightweight comfort, great performance and wireless connection at a reasonable priceSpeaking of which, the reason why it is so comfortable on the head is its weight which is only 9.8 ounces. The Logitech G733 fails to impress with its limited controls. There’s a usual on and off button, an infinite scroll wheel for volume adjustments, and a mic muting button.

Lastly, these headsets are not portable because their bulky body does not allow room for folding. The Comfort of the G733 Whereas, the G733 offers great options for customization through its integrated software which makes it ideal for gamers who love personalized gear on their hands. Audio Leakage The Logitech G733 has a decent audio leakage performance. Nobody can hear your audio in a busy environment, even at high volume. For me, comfort is paramount, and this headset delivers despite a quite modest price point. As an avid gamer and someone who works from home, I wear my headset a lot, and the G535 is one that I can rely on for comfort. Build Quality

The Logitech G535 Lightspeed is an intriguing gaming headset, featuring one of the most left-field designs of any model I’ve ever tested. Despite a generally neutral color scheme, the purple and blue multicolored elastic suspension headband adds a bit of colorful flair to the headset, giving it what I think is a futuristic look. The G535 is framed almost exactly the same as the G733, with a slim, flexible, plastic coated frame with a suspension headband rather than integrated padding, embracing the ski-goggle-like material trend that started with Steel Series. The frame is nothing special, but it’s clean, lightweight and can withstand me twisting it and sitting on it with next to no issues (yes I actually sat on my headset).