Logitech G933 Artemis Spectrum – Wireless RGB 7.1 Dolby and DTS Headphone Surround Sound Gaming Headset – PC, PS4, Xbox One, Switch, and Mobile Compatible – Advanced Audio Drivers – Black
The Logitech G933 Artemis Spectrum is a wireless gaming headset worthy of serious audio fans. Designed for multiple platform compatibility, these gaming headphones are perfect for PCs, PS3s, PS4s, the Xbox One and any TV with powered USB or RCA audio output. The advanced Pro-G audio drivers deliver expansive cinematic 7.1 surround sound for lifelike
The Logitech G933 Artemis Spectrum is a wireless gaming headset worthy of serious audio fans. Designed for multiple platform compatibility, these gaming headphones are perfect for PCs, PS3s, PS4s, the Xbox One and any TV with powered USB or RCA audio output. The advanced Pro-G audio drivers deliver expansive cinematic 7.1 surround sound for lifelike in-game spatial awareness. This unique feature allows you to hear enemies sneaking around behind you as well as special ability cues, immersive environments, and inspiring gaming soundtracks with optimal sound precision.
Gamers have the flexibility to play for up to 12 hours without lighting or 8 hours with default lighting thanks to a lag-free 2.4Ghz wireless connection. You can also use the included analog cable with mobile devices or console controllers to play without using battery power. Additionally, the personalized gaming experience is enhanced by the customizable RGB lighting, swappable backlit custom tags, and 3 programmable G-keys to assign macros for complex game commands. The preset onboard equalizer and custom audio profiles let you personalize your sound to your specifications. Listen to music, games, and movies with audio preferences set to your standards.
The system requirements for the Logitech G933 Artemis Spectrum gaming headset include Windows 10, Windows 8.1, Windows 8, Windows 7, the PS4, the Xbox One, or the Xbox 360. An internet connection is required for Logitech Gaming Software installation as well as a USB port, a 3.5mm audio port, or RCA audio output ports. The 7.1 surround sound, lighting configuration, and G-key programming require Logitech Gaming Software. In the box, you’ll find the Logitech G933 Artemis Spectrum Performance Gaming Headset, a 3.5mm analog cable w/ audio controls, an RCA to 3.5mm cable, a 3.5mm to 2.5mm audio adapter, a USB data/charging cable, a USB powered wireless mix adapter, and custom tags (left/right). This product has a wireless range of 15 meters indoors and 20 meters outdoors (which may vary with environmental conditions).
Frequency response – 20 Hz – 20 KHz
Product Features
- SUPERIOR SOUND PERFORMANCE: The advanced Pro-GTM audio drivers deliver incredible audio with stereo, 7.1 Dolby Surround, or 7.1 DTS Headphone: X Surround Sound
- MULTI-PLATFORM COMPATIBILITY: This is the perfect headset for all of your devices, including PCs, PS3s, PS4s, the Xbox One and any TV with powered USB or RCA audio output and is also compatible to mac OS X 10.10 or later
- 2.4GHz WIRELESS OR WIRED CONNECTION: Get up to 12 hours of wireless battery life without lighting or 8 hours with default lighting on a lag-free wireless connection. This is also available with analog cable connections for unlimited connectivity
- MULTIPLE SOURCE AUDIO MIXING: Plug in up to three devices (1 USB and 2 analog) to answer calls and play music while gaming
- FULLY CUSTOMIZABLE: Enjoy a seamless, personalized gaming experience with customizable RGB lighting, swappable backlit custom tags, and 3 programmable G-keys to assign macros for complex game commands
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That’s a really good headset. I’m pleased with it That’s a really good headset. I’m pleased with it, however it got some slight issues.Pros: – Good sound. Fits both for listening music and gaming (nice option switching the 7.1 technology between Dolby / DTS Headphone X). – Great battery time, 12 hours as promised with LEDs off. – Nice mic, sound is clear and without white noise. – Programmable buttons. I needed only one though for PTT in voice chats, no idea how to put them to another use. – Software: LEDs, buttons, equalizer, ability to adjust the sidetone for mic. – The headset is adjustable, the cushions are comfortable and provide a decent noise isolation – The construction seems pretty sturdy. Had Steelseries Siberia v2, they didn’t look very solid from the beginning. – Price. Got it for $102, very nice for this price.Cons: – Head cushion came off on one side after putting the headset on for the first time – Distance is a bit low, already lagging in…
Alright when working, service is nearly nonexistent I am typically a big fan of Logitech, but this experience has really thrown me off. I enjoyed the headset a lot – when it worked. I am now about to be on my second replacement, and while they EVENTUALLY get back to you, the headset seems to me, in my experience, to be poorly built. 2 of them have failed on me due to obvious manufacturer defects as nothing has happened out of the ordinary to the mic.Again, the headset does deserve credit where it is due: it is a great headset when it is working properly. I am simply disappointed in the lack of quality in the build as it’s failed twice, and this would not really be an issue for me if the customer service was something to be happy with. However, as it is probably obvious to those of you reading by now, the service leaves a lot to be desired. Both times I opened a ticket with them about the two separate failures they took well over a week to reply, even after trying to escalate. Thankfully the first time around I had a backup…
A Monster of a Headset – Logitech does it again! This headset is (nearly) everything I’d hoped it would be.I’m a longtime Logitech fan but I’ve tried out many other brands of headsets the last couple of years as well. I’ve had 2 pairs of G35s (Both broke at the ear joint in the same place) and one pair of G930s. Personally, I prefer the wired Logitech headset to the wireless ones, as the G35s I thought were generally built a tad more sturdy than the G930s.[Comfort]The G933 feels remarkably tight and solid for how light it is; doesn’t feel too flimsy like a pair of G930s or G4/230s. It’s hard to describe how it feels when they grip your ears, I’ve never had another headset like this one – there’s almost a horizontal pressure coming from the muffs allowing them to evenly clamp to your head. It’s a strange sensation but it works and I like it. There is an incredible amount of swivel in the ears if that’s what you’re into, like G930s plus maybe 10% wider range. Not a critical feature, but you know, some…