Logitech Gaming Headset G930 Opinie (Zestawy słuchawkowe)

Logitech's been making quality peripherals for as long as many of us have been computing, introducing some of us to our first wheel, wireless and infrared mice in the process. But when it comes to the latest in gaming peripherals, the company's not...

Fantastic button placement ; Incredibly customizable ; Responsive wireless connectivity

Somewhat uncomfortable grip ; Rough textured plastic shell ; Weighty

The G35 made better.

Good wireless performance; the 'G' buttons could be useful; comfortable; the pseudo-hub is genius; superb for gaming; great mic

Lacks a bit of bass; avg. battery charge

When it came to games, however, the G930 was another beast altogether. The Dolby surround sound doesn’t seem to work too well, though, especially in sound positioning oddly, but having it turned off, the headset delivered accurate sound positioning and...

Awesome, I had the wired version of these and picked up this one as a gift for my bro. Wow, I'm jealous it takes everything that's great about the wired version and makes it wireless. You can stay in the conversation without having to stay in the same...

Hmmm, only thing I can say is these should have been the only model released by Logitech. I know the wired version is slightly less expensive, but these are definitely worth it

Straight out of the box this headset is the most comfortable I have ever worn; no ear pinching or smushing. It's lightweight and muffles outside background noise. Not to mention it just sounds phenomenal anyway. The buttons and features are great too

Expensive, but you get what you pay for

Quality product from Logitech. If you want to play games this is a great headset that also works well when listening to music or having a conversation on Skype. The buttons on the side are programmable - I don't use them but you could easily configure...

Sound is really great - with some tweaking of the headsets equalizer you can get pretty good bass for your music listening needs ; Simulated 7.1 really works well in games that support it - example: in BF3 while running along enemy player came around...

Reception can be crackling sometimes if the receiver is near metal beams (my desk is all metal beams) - but this is easily solved by moving the puck dock for the receiver somewhere else