Brave Search

Logitech G733 review

The Logitech G733 headset combines a stylish design with decent game audio, but it feels a little flimsy and doesnt fit that well. ... Why you can trust Tom's Guide Our writers and editors spend hours analyzing and reviewing products, services, and apps to help find what's best for you. Find out more about how we test, analyze, and rate. ... Logitech G935... The Logitech G733 headset feels comfortable and sounds fine, but not great

Rating: 3.5

reddit.com › r/logitechg › advise me: g733 vs g935

r/LogitechG on Reddit: Advise me: G733 vs G935

September 16, 2020 -

So: I've owned a pair of G933s for the longest time. Mainly on the point that they fit my ears nicely, the audio was kickass, and they were wireless. After I got them they've served me... 3 or 4 years now. As of today; they're not broken beyond use but in a state where they will be soon.

I wanna buy a new headset next week, but the current question is whether it'll be a G935 or G733. Now the reason I ask this is mainly two things: What I like about the G933 was the customizability of the EQ, and the fact that they fit my pretty big ears comfortably. The things I didn't like were the issues with the software, and the size of the receiver. I've also heard mixed things about the 935s. Notably that the mic isn't as good as the 933s and that they're quieter.

Is there any truth to these claims? Is the audio quality a downgrade? And, how do the 733s hold up against it; are they as comfy to wear with sound quality to match, or would I be better off with the 935s?

As a disclaimer: I did look at the Pro X's, but, they look really uncomfortable to wear in comparison to 933's which go around my ears nicely cushioned. However if I'm wrong on that, feel free to recommend those too; I intend on buying these to last me atleast another 3 / 4 years.

Top answer

1 of 5

2

You could also move onto real headphones, and put gamer headsets behind you. Check out r/Headphones and r/HeadphoneAdvice As an example, I use a Beyerdynamic DT-1990 Pro + Modmic Uni with a SMSL M300 MKII DAC, a FX Audio Tube01 tube buffer/preamp, and a Schiit Asgard 3.

2 of 5

2

i used g933 then upgraded to g935 (used for 1yr+ already) . both design are the same imo, just slightly different on the finishing. g935 have better driver but the downside is, it didnt come with dolby like g933 T_T both mic are the same, i didnt have problem with g935 mic are quieter. at the moment im looking for true g935 replacement, still waiting tbh haha.. i dont like the design of g733, cannot rotate the earcup g pro x wireless dont have rgb lol (silly me) :P

Discussions

Logitech g933 vs Logitech g935?

Click to expand... Logitech G935 has a rock-solid design and offers a great fit and sound quality at an affordable price. It looks a bit old-fashioned but delivers precise gaming sound and flawless wireless options. But G933 is also an amazing gaming headset that is super-comfortable for long ... More on forums.tomshardware.com

forums.tomshardware.com

3

1

September 15, 2020

Should I get the G733 or G935?

Depends on your preference. Both headphones scream 'gaming' in terms of looks, but one is bulky and the other is lightweight and low-profile. I have had no issues with the buttons on the G935 personally, although many complain that the power button can get problematic as time goes on. If you plan to use the headset outdoors, then definitely get a G733. Other than that, the G935 is superior in every way. More on reddit.com

r/LogitechG

13

1

May 18, 2022

Advise me: G733 vs G935

You could also move onto real headphones, and put gamer headsets behind you. Check out r/Headphones and r/HeadphoneAdvice As an example, I use a Beyerdynamic DT-1990 Pro + Modmic Uni with a SMSL M300 MKII DAC, a FX Audio Tube01 tube buffer/preamp, and a Schiit Asgard 3. More on reddit.com

r/LogitechG

17

19

September 16, 2020

Headphones suggestion G733 vs G935

None, don't get anything wireless from logitech trust me. I have g935 (paid around 80€) and their biggest weakness is the software (this goes for every logitech device). I didn't knew this at the time when buying them so i would recommend staying away from logitech until they fix everything. Sound is not even that good for the price so i would recommend getting a razer/steelseries alternative. You can see comparisons on the internet and you'll see that both of them rank poorly for the price. Yes g935s look absolutely amazing like they're from some scifi movie but they're just not that good, 50mm drivers are good and since they're the most expensive headphones i ever had i must say that they're good sounding. (Also recommendation is not getting a jbl headphones since they're made out of cheap plastic, i had ones they broke a little after 2 years just as they came out kf warranty) g733 look that plastic too so g935 are way better when it comes to material quality. Your choice but i recommend getting a steelseries/razer/hyperx ad they're more famous and have credibility on the internet as quality headphones with quality software that won't randomly disconnect your headhones. For the price of logitech i recommend checking hyperx wireless (cloud2 or something) or steelseries (more expensive but way better in every way) To prove credibility of my comment just check out the whole subreddit and you'll see how many people have issues with anything from headhones to mice and pedals, software is shit tldr stay away from logitech i learned it the hard way More on reddit.com

r/LogitechG

4

2

October 28, 2022

Videos