Logitech G333 Gaming Earphones with Dual Audio Drivers, in-line mic and Volume Control, Compatible with PC/PS/Xbox/Nintendo/Mobile with 3.5mm Aux or USB-C Port – Purple

Bought these on a whim. Surprised. So to start off, I was in the market for new earbuds. WHY? Because my last pair didn’t even last a month. I generally wear my earbuds when I sleep. Crazy I know. But I tend to listen to Binaural or Isochronic frequencies/tones in order to sleep. This also helps with dreaming. Besides that point, I was disappointed to learn I cannot wear these when I sleep. The shape/design causes them to put pressure on my left ear when wedged between my ear and a pillow. Shame. But I am not gonna knock points off for not being able to wear them when I sleep. Luckily I also bought some LUDOS Clamor earbuds at the same time, which those I CAN wear when I sleep (also wrote a review for them so no bias here).Staring off, they have your typical rubber style tips. As crazy as it is, I prefer the FOAM tips the LUDOS Clamor came with. I mean honestly, the foam tips from LUDOS are WAY better…. But again, not knocking points here for that. Using that to dock points in my opinion is wrong. Anyway, these G333 are still comfy. They don’t fall out of my ear and I don’t feel the need to keep re-adjusting them as I move around. So big bonus on that side.The sound quality. HONESTLY? I was blown away. FOR THE PRICE these sound dangerously good. The dual driver design was a good choice. I generally get strong bass (stronger than other earbuds ive owned) but it doesn’t drown out the mid’s and high’s. HOWEVER, the LUDOS Clamor earbuds I got lack in the bass department but have WAY better highs than the G333. So depending on your own sound profile needs, you may pick one over the other. THE ONLY REASON I even include the LUDOS in this review is because I included the G333 in their review. Again only for mild comparisons, and not docking points on the ones I prefer. So far, when watching anime/tv/movies or listening to music, I honestly prefer these Logitech G333. The sound is just phenomenal FOR THE PRICE. On the flip side, I mentioned night time use, which I then use my LUDOS instead…. its just how it is.These headphones so far have been really great. I personally don’t like the cable. Its pretty stiff and honestly its been a few days and they still sort of retain the shape they were shipped in (curled up). The LUDOS seem to use a more thinner rubberized cable which I prefer honestly. Again, not knocking points. They both have their uses. I really really enjoyed the sound quality of these G333 and was genuinely shocked how good they sounded considering the price. I hope going into the future Logitech doubles down on their earbud lines and expands them to be even better. I wouldn’t mind spending twice the money on something a bit “more” than these. Again not knocking them down. Personally for gaming/daily use at my computer, I got a set of Sony MDR-Z7M2’s which I use for everything including gaming.These are great headphones. Again great sound quality for the price. Blew me away. I would not use them for sleeping. Great bass response ESPECIALLY when you EQ in more bass (which I tend to do). The LUDOS didn’t really have much bass and when I EQ in bass, they tend to sound like the G333 without the bass boost. IF you are a bass head and aren’t using these for sleeping. Buy them.

Been searching for normal earphones with gaming in mind – These are pretty good. Been looking for gaming earphones without a goofy looking mic attached to the side. These also look great as well. Preferred earphones to stop having a headset dent on my hair after working for 8 hours.Pros – Comes with a 3.5mm to USB-C adapter so it can double as earphones for my phone as well! – Does its job when it comes to gaming. You can hear other people and they can hear you pretty well. Never had complaints about the mic.- Comes with a neat little bag. Helps me take it to and from work without the issue of it being tangles (as well as the flatline cable).Cons – If you’re strictly PC gaming, it might be an issue if you don’t have your tower on your desk or are inputting these through your controller. The cable is very short, which kind of sucks. connect it to the FRONT of your tower and are ok as long as you don’t stand up.- For phone usage, these stay kind of quiet. Not the same for my PC though.- No Mic Mute button, which is confusing as this is a gaming focused peripheral.Overall: Great for the price and the best looking from what I’ve seen. Do wish the cable was longer. Can likely get a longer USB-C adapter for that.

Voice clarity not so good. I bought this for video calls. When using the USB adapter with a no-3.5mm jack phone the sound level is lower than normal even at max volume. It is also very basey and doesn’t help with voice clarity. The microphone is good though.