Are these better sounding than the Logitech G930? Thank you need to know if I should return mine before it's too late. Sarah
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I would return any logitech you purchased and go with this one. It's great. I have no complaints at all. I've purchased 8 different ones before these.
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I highly suggest these. Logitech G230 Stereo Gaming HeadsetThe TekNmotion ones don't leave enough space for the ears horizontally. The pads are comfortable but small. In the ones I mentioned above the pads are much larger, breath easier and are just as light if not more so. The sound quality is nearly the same. The TekNmotion ones have slightly more bass but not enough to matter in the long run.
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I believe it has omron switches. Not sure on the scaling, just sounds normal. Much like my old logitech g500. Based on your last statement, its probably not the clicking. Try screaming at the game more it will cover the mouse and fans.
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Try to get a replacement. Mine had a problem with the remote buttons that I fixed by putting a container around the buttons. I always had good luck with logitech Logitech G430 Surround Sound Gaming Headset with Dolby 7.1 Technology
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oh yes most def first of all the drivers are 10mm bigger and very noticeable when hearing it's a no brainer, i tried the xb400's when i sampled the 500's as well and the 500's were much more comfy as well... it is well worth the extra few $'s for sure i would not hesitate... the 400's are on ear, i hated em they squish your ear after a few minutes wearing them , the 500's are over the ear, much much better for longer durations of using them... if you can get a pair get em now because they may become obsolete and you will be disappointed...
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They were heavier than my Logitech G930 headset. They were also tight so if you have a big head or ears like me you'll get a headache quick. They also have a problem with a hissing sound when you use the bluetooth. There's a youtube video of it. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HtqKbSeUCE4
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Is it close to normal headphones lol these are at the top end in sound I had a pair of grado's before they broke the 225i and the sound a lot warmer with better bass and even though they're not as detailed as the 325i from grado you'd be hard pressed to hear the difference unless you put them in a very high quality hifi..I've tried sony/and bose/mommouth and they beat them all on sound...we're these fall down is there not as comphe as the bose top line and if you like the bass of the sonys but these are well balanced and very well refined you'd be hard pressed to find better for less money only 325i from grado beat them but they are open backed and lack the bass and have no noise cancellation Is it close to normal headphones lol these are at the top end in sound I had a pair of grado's before they broke the 225i and the sound a lot warmer with better bass and even though they're not as detailed as the 325i from grado you'd be hard pressed to hear the difference unless you put them in a very high quality hifi..I've tried sony/and bose/mommouth and they beat them all on sound...we're these fall down is there not as comphe as the bose top line and if you like the bass of the sonys but these are well balanced and very well refined you'd be hard pressed to find better for less money... » Read More Is it close to normal headphones lol these are at the top end in sound I had a pair of grado's before they broke the 225i and the sound a lot warmer with better bass and even though they're not as detailed as the 325i from grado you'd be hard pressed to hear the difference unless you put them in a very high quality hifi..I've tried sony/and bose/mommouth and they beat them all on sound...we're these fall down is there not as comphe as the bose top line and if you like the bass of the sonys but these are well balanced and very well refined you'd be hard pressed to find better for less money only 325i from grado beat them but they are open backed and lack the bass and have no noise cancellation « Show Less
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I would have to say the sound quality for sure. I've had a lot of cheapy logitechs that although sounded decent these blow the doors off of the 50$ models. Klipsch is a very high quality brand and these are awesome. I was skeptical too but after I plugged them in I noticed immediately the difference in sound quality.
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i just got mine and the sound is on par with my bluebirdx , as a matter of fact im returning those and get me 140 bucks back , these are lighter and i got 7 hours continuous play and a few phone calls with them non stop , i will review them as soon as i get a few charges under my belt and really get them broke in , the bass is a bit strong so i used my eq on my phone to get more treble and they are louder than the bluebird x headset
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I use these for CSGO as well and I definitely noticed an improvement over my "gaming" headphones. I can hear foot steps and the direction of gun fire more accurately. Accute sounds are no longer drowned out by overpowering bass rattle. The open back also caused less issues with ear pain because the bass pushing air in my ear canal with the closed back ones I had. When I bought my set I bought the headphones, a Sennheisser HH10 Headphone holder, Large CASEBUDi Headphones case (for lan parties), and a FiiO E17 Alpen Headphone AMP/DAC.I love the E17 as an amp/dac because it just works. It gives me volume control right there at the unit and drives these headphones with ease. I use these for CSGO as well and I definitely noticed an improvement over my "gaming" headphones. I can hear foot steps and the direction of gun fire more accurately. Accute sounds are no longer drowned out by overpowering bass rattle. The open back also caused less issues with ear pain because the bass pushing air in my ear canal with the closed back ones I had. When I bought my set I bought the headphones, a Sennheisser HH10 Headphone holder, Large CASEBUDi Headphones case (for lan parties), and a FiiO E17 Alpen Headphone AMP/DAC.I love the E17 as an amp/dac because... » Read More I use these for CSGO as well and I definitely noticed an improvement over my "gaming" headphones. I can hear foot steps and the direction of gun fire more accurately. Accute sounds are no longer drowned out by overpowering bass rattle. The open back also caused less issues with ear pain because the bass pushing air in my ear canal with the closed back ones I had. When I bought my set I bought the headphones, a Sennheisser HH10 Headphone holder, Large CASEBUDi Headphones case (for lan parties), and a FiiO E17 Alpen Headphone AMP/DAC.I love the E17 as an amp/dac because it just works. It gives me volume control right there at the unit and drives these headphones with ease. « Show Less
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i have the logitech G930 and it works fine. Plus in your head set and then reboot your system and it should work fine.
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Logitech does not make any speakers that can come anywhere close to having sound quality on par with the cheapest set of Klipsch speakers. Forget everything you've seen about the amount of power because that doesn't tell you anything about how well it well sound. Both speaker systems get plenty loud. If you don't believe me, buy both and return the Logitechs after you realize how terrible they sound in comparison.
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my friends said i sounded "HORRIBLE", and "in a tin can", etc. two said to put my broken logitech headset back on because it sounded better, lol. My other issue with these headsets was not being FULLY compatible with Win7 64bit to where you can't even use the voice morphing which is just for fun anyway but still regrettably unusable with my OS.
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I disagree with Gabriel. I have these and use them primarily for video games and movies. They sound amazing. The extra bass makes a huge difference.
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is this a serious question? Monster headphones are horrible, if you get these you'll honestly think these are the best headphones in the world, i own a pair of the M30s and they are very good. i'll more than likely pick these up. so if you are considering monster audio and these, dont hesitate buy these right now
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I wasn't aware of a high pitch whine with the G9X. Mine works flawlessly thus far.
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Austin, for me and simply, yes, it is worth more than $70. I am not a gamer, however, and just an old music fan and especially the multi channel sounds available with 5.1 or higher outputs. I have my 'sound room' (AKA our TV room) set to 5.1 but with about 20 different speakers in different locations around the room. In no instance can I replicate the output I receive from the Logitech G430. It captures every sound I normally hear and on certain playback sounds I have never heard before. If I were buying a headset for gaming I would attempt to find a cordless one first with no strong need for the G430 type of output. But, as I said I am not a gamer and I can see where a 7.1 output could be fantastic. At times the headset is well worth far more than $70 and if I had the same set in a cordless version I would be delighted if it works as well. Additionally, I have several sets of cheap headphones and one set that cost over $100. Not one of them matches the quality and performance of the G430. I hope my reply added a different dimension to your investigation and if you decide on this set I think you will get the same level of entertainment as I have. Good question and sorry for the bloviation, John