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Tuesday, 17 December 2013
Logitech G35 Gaming Head Set - Unboxing & Quick Review
Hello, here's my unboxing of the Logitech G35's 7.1 Channel Gaming Head Set that I purchased for $11.29 CND w/Tax.
Logitech G35 7.1 Channel Gaming Head Set
Logitech G35 7.1 Channel Gaming Head Set
Receipt for my Logitech G35 7.1 Head Set
Apart from the quick video review after use review is also here.
These pair of headset have a great sound especially once the 7.1 mode is turned on. the G Key's on the Left hand side of the set are great to use apart from gaming ie. using them coincide with iTunes or other music/movie programs.
The boom mic which can be lowered then automatically actives and deactivates itself when raise back up is a great plus when you need to go do something quickly and to not let those friends in your chat hear what may go on when you are away from the computer.
The interchangeable head bands that are provided with the headset are great there are three different sizes small, medium, large. i'd only wish that they have provided extra replacements for the ear cup pads for after a long hours of usage they have started to show wear and tear with the "leather like" material falling off.
Apart from those features this headset uses USB 2.0 to Power itself and to Allow Input and Output for sound. the USB cable is a braided cable good feature but not really seen with most peripherals these days.
So apart from the Pro's & Cons my own personal point of view for this pair.
adjustable head pads are a great plus in my opinion. definitely i'd wish that extra ear pads were provided. the cable could have been a bit shorter but it's always nice to have a great length just incase you are needing to walk around quickly to grab something or if your computer, monitors are spaced apart. the G key's on the left hand side of the pair are relatively easy to access and quickly use apart from just muting the mic or turning up the volume. boom mic has a great feature which i think most head phones should have which is the activation/deactivation feature when it is either lowered or raised.
for the price that i purchased this pair someone really made a mistake on it. i mean buying this pair for $11.29 w/tax? versus this pair being $130-150 on Logitech website? come on who wouldn't buy them?
Apart from the quick video review after use review is also here.
These pair of headset have a great sound especially once the 7.1 mode is turned on. the G Key's on the Left hand side of the set are great to use apart from gaming ie. using them coincide with iTunes or other music/movie programs.
The boom mic which can be lowered then automatically actives and deactivates itself when raise back up is a great plus when you need to go do something quickly and to not let those friends in your chat hear what may go on when you are away from the computer.
The interchangeable head bands that are provided with the headset are great there are three different sizes small, medium, large. i'd only wish that they have provided extra replacements for the ear cup pads for after a long hours of usage they have started to show wear and tear with the "leather like" material falling off.
Apart from those features this headset uses USB 2.0 to Power itself and to Allow Input and Output for sound. the USB cable is a braided cable good feature but not really seen with most peripherals these days.
So apart from the Pro's & Cons my own personal point of view for this pair.
adjustable head pads are a great plus in my opinion. definitely i'd wish that extra ear pads were provided. the cable could have been a bit shorter but it's always nice to have a great length just incase you are needing to walk around quickly to grab something or if your computer, monitors are spaced apart. the G key's on the left hand side of the pair are relatively easy to access and quickly use apart from just muting the mic or turning up the volume. boom mic has a great feature which i think most head phones should have which is the activation/deactivation feature when it is either lowered or raised.
for the price that i purchased this pair someone really made a mistake on it. i mean buying this pair for $11.29 w/tax? versus this pair being $130-150 on Logitech website? come on who wouldn't buy them?
Friday, 28 June 2013
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