Logitech G333

But when using these with the Nintendo Switch is what I bought them for, it's absolutely perfect. Take them, throw them in your bag, throw them in you...

The dual drivers shine here again though in letting the vocal cut right through that, and there's a surprising amount of detail and separation on the ...

You're probably not even paying for this dongle. It just comes free because Logitech loves you. These are sweet

$40 - Aiaiai C60: $50 - Logitech G333:

They don't offer very robust controls for gaming either, and while the mic has a decent recording quality, it struggles to separate your voice from ambient noise around you. On the upside, they use a 1/8" TRRS connector and conveniently come with a USB-C adapter so you can connect to devices that have a USB-C port.

I got G333 for Christmas, because of more simplicity and actual sound for gaming. I noticed that G333 are not supported by Logitech G HUB. My old headphones were Logitech G PRO and their sound seems better because of GHUB with their profiles for bass, pitch ect.

The Logitech G333 are the type-C earbuds that we've tested. These wired gaming headphones come with a USB-C adapter so you can connect them to devices with a USB port, like your PC or phone. They have virtually no latency when you connect to a PC via USB, so you shouldn't notice audio lag if you use them for gaming

I got G333 for Christmas, because of more simplicity and actual sound for gaming. I noticed that G333 are not supported by Logitech G HUB. My old headphones were Logitech G PRO and their sound seems better because of GHUB with their profiles for bass, pitch ect.

The Logitech G333 are the best gaming earbuds under $50 that we've tested. If you like to chat with others while you're gaming, these headphones have an in-line microphone.

It's weak bass is disappointing, too. . We aren’t totally sold on the idea of gaming earbuds, and generally recommend over-ear headsets