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Playing Hollow Knight was fantastic the headset offered a detailed enough performance that I could tell by an enemy’s wails whether it was lurking right around the corner or far away in the distance.

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The experience through my PC was different.

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Playing God of War on PS4 was still a very enjoyable experience, but there were occasions where I felt I would be better without the headset, since the sound would sometimes jump or stutter if there were numerous audio effects happening in the background.

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Using the G733 with both my PS4 and PC, I found they performed best on PC, especially since you have G software for more personalisation. Note that you can also check on the G733’s battery life status through the G Hub application. On the battery life front, I managed to get around 32 hours of use from the G733 with the LEDs turned off, and around 24 hours with the lights turned on. It’s really user friendly too, so anyone can easily jump in to set the G733 to deliver the type of sound they prefer, whether for gaming or just listening to music. Having altered the bass levels and tinkered with the finer settings, I was really impressed with the new depth that the G733 headset achieved. Personally, I preferred to manually alter the audio.

So while I may have spent far too much time changing the lightsync to my preferred colours, there are plenty of other useful features such as the option to choose from three audio modes – Entertainment, Gaming and Sports. Once open, it immediately recognised my headset and offered a few customisation options. The Logitech G733 sounds great out of the box, but I was happy to learn that the audio can be customised in the free G Hub software.

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This rules out connectivity with the likes of mobile, Switch (in portable mode) and Xbox. A headphone jack is noticeably missing, which means you can’t use a wired connection. The left earcup is home to all the controls, including a volume roller, the on/off button, a mute button (which you can customise in the G Hub), the mic port, and the USB-C port for charging. The headset did prove slightly too big on me, but it didn’t interfere with my glasses or earrings, and tightening up the suspension strap ensures that even if it’s a bit big, it won’t fall off my head. The G733 feels pretty sturdy and is super-comfortable to wear for long periods of time. The headset itself is made of plastic, but unlike the G335, the split headband doesn’t feel as fragile. You can customise the type of lighting and the colour, so there’s nothing stopping you from going all-out, or keeping it more neutral. The lights themselves aren’t too dramatic, sitting in two thin strips on the front of the ear cups. This includes setting up the front-facing lighting using Logitech’s G Hub software, which was easy to download onto my computer. The G733 is also available in Black, White and Blue if Lilac isn’t your style, but the colourful and clashing suspension bands provide plenty of opportunity to customise the headset.

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Personally, I love the colours I think it sets the headset apart from the standard matte black models such as the Logitech G Pro X. The Logitech G733 has an eccentric design that immediately draws the eye.