G930

the hinges on those logitech headsets tend to break over time, mainly the G930, G230, G430, etc. just logitech's design flaw that hasn't been worked out, avoid those headsets like the plague.

Never had issues with anything related to Logitech myself. Headsets, keyboards and mice. The only thing that broke on me was my G930, which was because I slept with it and it broke. Everything else I’ve had for years, and still have them stored and usable. The keys on the keyboards are wore down tho

Sorry i should have clarified. The OLD Logitech gear is indestructible. My G110 keyboard is going on 15 years old and still completely fine (but filthy) but the Logitech software doesn’t even recognize it. My G600 MMO gaming mouse is at least 10 years old, the software sees it but drives me nuts, bu

This only holds true when comparing to other “headset” mics, and is debatable in any case. In my case, i was using an old pair of Logitech g930’s, and the switch to the A50’s had everybody asking why my mic sounded like trash suddenly. It was thin, tinny, and generally sounded like a cheap tiny mic

Nope, right out of the box, immediate and spirited complaints about mic quality. This statement only holds true when comparing to other “headset” mics, and is debatable in any case. In my case, i was using an old pair of Logitech g930’s, and the switch to the A50’s had everybody asking why my mic so

I have 2 Logitech PRO X that I bought in 2021 (one wireless, one wired) and it's still almost intact (one has a lil tie wrap where the left side slides). It's the first headset I had this long without it snapping in half. Loved the Corsair Void Pro, but the battery was shit after 1 year, couldve cha

Maybe but it used to sound great on my Logitech g930 gaming headset