Pretty decent headset with average audio and mic quality. If you download the Logitech GHub you can customize more settings to fit your needs better (more bass etc). My only complaint is that they squeeze your head incredibly tight so much so that your temples hurt after long gaming sessions. Unsure if they’ll loosen up over time or not. I recommend having them on max 1 hour at a time before taking a break.

I’ve had this headset before and I loved them but last time I’ve had them they broke and the mic Piece broke or went out but, it’s because I didn’t take care of them but I love how sound they are and comfortable they are, and if you connect the usb port too the headset you can hear yourself talk which I think is pretty cool

As far as headphones go, this was a great set up. I used it daily with no problems. But then after only a few months and treating them carefully, the left plastic piece that holds the left hearing part snapped in half. I cannot keep them on my head now, although they still work fine. Im sad that I have to buy another one already, especially when I take care of my stuff.

Installation mic difficulties make this one interesting. I have a really old set of headphones and the bass is far richer than with these. I'm on Logitech's website downloading some software that might turn the mic on, but I have a Bose speaker system, when this might want yet another USB port I don't have. Will try that approach before I decide these were worth the purchase.

First, I'll try to give some positives. The design is good, they're comfortable, and the sound quality is good enough. Unfortunately, that's all the upsides I can find. Right out of the box, I've got tinny audio and sides cutting out depending on how the cable is oriented in the port, and my friends even tell me that my mic cuts out, makes horrible noises, and even somehow cause feedback where they're hearing themselves.