Bought in the sale as a replacement for my none-surround Corsair headset which crippled me when wearing it for more than 30 mins. Happy to say this headset is fantastic, like the higher end Logictech products the quality is superb, its so lightweight you barely notice its being worn, the ear pieces...

i received this product for my unbiased opinion. right away the box has a unique design, has a very expensive, top notch feel. headset itself has great deep sound quality. the bass could be a bit clearer and deeper. comfort level was above average, certainly has the padding in the right areas.

Can gaming headphones really be used on the bus, or the train, or even walking to work? That's what the Logitech G433 is trying to answer, the peripheral company's latest every-wear gaming-slanted ‘phones for the modern human being.

The Logitech G433 is a flexible wired gaming headset that comes with a slew of accessories, though its audio performance is just average.

Lots of accessories, including two sets of earpads, two audio cables, and a 7.1-channel USB sound card; Simulated surround sound on PC; Fairly balanced sound

Average bass response and treble; Can feel uncomfortable after long listening sessions

The G433 has fantastic audio hampered by poor design choices.

Good sound, feeling better than I thought in terms of quality

Logitech's newest gaming headset is wired, but it's anything but basic. The G433 is a $100 headset that works with any audio or gaming device with a 3.5mm port and offers 7.1-channel simulated surround sound for PCs. It also comes with a slew of accessories, and can easily switch from a PC gaming headset to a boom-free pair of headphones for listening to music on the go. It's a solid value, though it doesn't sound or feel quite as good as the Astro Gaming A10, our Editors' Choice. Design Compared with previous Logitech G-series gaming headsets, the G433 looks downright understated. It's available in black, blue, red, or camouflage blue versions, and even the camo one is less eye-catching and explicitly gaming-themed than the Prodigy G231. The earcups have a cloth-like exterior to match the grille cloth in front of each 40mm driver. The right earcup holds 3.5mm connections for both the audio cable and the removable boom mic, a flexible rubber arm that clicks securely into place. ...

The Logitech G433 is a flexible wired gaming headset that comes with a slew of accessories, though its audio performance is just average.

Lots of accessories, including two sets of earpads, two audio cables, and a 7.1-channel USB sound card; Simulated surround sound on PC; Fairly balanced sound

Average bass response and treble; Can feel uncomfortable after long listening sessions

It's tough to stand out in the world of gaming peripherals these days, and headsets are no different from keyboards or mice in that way. There are a million headsets, each with a slightly different set of features from the others on the market.

In the end, this headset is mostly just "okay." The best feature is the way it looks, but that's immediately undermined by the way it feels. On the one hand, the variety of color options and small batch of accessories makes for a decent $100 option.

Excellent visual design; Lightweight; Simple setup; Solid virtual 7.1 surround sound

Poor noise isolation; Weak bass response; Uncomfortable earpad fabric

I don't know why oversize, aggressively stylized gaming headsets were in vogue a few years ago, but I'm glad the industry is finally producing peripherals that you could wear on the bus without getting a second glance.

Attractive design; Great mic; PC; console and mobile compatibility

Not that comfortable; Middling sound quality; Tons of cables