Logitech G335

Lightweight design ; Decent audio quality ; Comfortable ear cups and head strap ; Good value

No companion software for customisation ; Lacks high-end features ; Bass isn’t that impressive ; Plasticky build

Vibrant colorful design that’s gorgeous ; Lightweight and comfortable

PC users have to use a splitter ; Audio/mic quality doesn’t match similarly priced competitors ; Build feels a bit cheap ; Some may find that flipping mic to mute isn’t as good as a dedicated button

Good mic noise handling capability. Lightweight, comfortable design. Consistent audio reproduction. Decent mic recording quality.

Unstable fit. No sound customization features. High levels of audio leakage. Poor noise isolation capability. Limited control scheme.

The Logitech G335 are decent for neutral sound. Fans of action-heavy games may want a little more thump and rumble, but in-game dialogue and vocals and lead instruments in music should sound fairly clear and present within the mix, if sometimes harsh....

Comfortable and colorful

Great for gaming marathons ; Lightweight ; Flip-up to mute is necessary, thanks! ; The volume wheel is on the headset too

The plastic body is hollow and weak ; No removable earpads ; No removable cable or mic

For tight budgets that want fancy hues, the G335 offers decent audio for the price.