Great sound quality and build quality alongside amazing software support

Comfort could be slightly better; headband starts to hurt head after prolonged use

All in all a great gaming headset with good enough sound for music. May even give a bit of an advantage in FPS for those of us who don't know how to adjust advanced EQ settings for better footstep tracking.

Great sound - Preset EQ settings depending on how you use the headset - Crisp sound throughout the 7.1 surround - Really nice bass - Comes with detachable braided USB cord.

- Trip the volume slightly when putting them on sometimes due to the placement of the volume wheel on the back-left of the ear cup; but there is a sound notification in your ears when that happens - Kinda bulky

great sounding top quality perfect fit very comfy would recomend

Logitech has been in the gaming space as long as I can remember. Many people know them for their

– Great sound for gaming; – Retractable Microphone that automutes; – RGB lighting; – Controls on the headset itself; – Can take two different audio inputs; – Really good software

– Not as comfortable as I would have liked

In Greek myth, Artemis was the goddess of the hunt, an unparalleled archer who blessed her worshippers with keen hearing and eyesight. The Logitech G633 Artemis Spectrum ($150) does its best to channel the huntress, providing phenomenal sound as well as a visual feast for onlookers.

Extremely comfortable; Great sound for both music and games; Robust software; Works with PC; console and mobile

Not easily portable

Do you like to dabble in multiple gaming genres and listen to music? If so, you'd be a bit crazy to not consider the overall solid Logitech Artemis G633 or G933 headsets.

It looks great; The great all-rounder; Microphone design; Heavy music prowess

Earcups; My skull; it hurts; Lack of accessories; Awkward cable

Headsets for gaming have taken a constantly growing segment, with just about every manufacturer showcasing their own concept nowadays. Logitech is hardly a new player in this space, with dozens of headset models sold worldwide over the years.

Great headset but the build quality isn't as good as it looks. Feels kinda cheap, and is not reflective of the price. It is good though, wait for a sale or promo codes. I'm not an audiophile, but coming from old $20 headsets, this is a big step up.

-7.1 Virtual surround is amazing, especially in games with a great sound engine; (i.e Battlefield 1) -Comfortable for long sessions, I've used it for longer than 8 hours; -Mic quality is clear, according to the other side; -Logitec Gaming software is amazing and easy to use.

-Construction is ok, it's mostly plastic; -Plastic creaking sounds every time I stretch it to put it on -The clamping force isn't enough to stop it from sliding off when you tilt your head back a bit

Used with an xbox one controller, no 7.1 surround but i knew it was only for pc. very small switch to mute the mic, too small in fact, the mic is not enough flexible, so we cant have it near the mouth enough for me.

I bought this on sale during the Black Friday event. I already had a pair of Steelseries headsets but they were not comfortable. So when this went on sale, I decided to take a stab at it. I thought the 7.1 would be make a lot of improvement in my gaming experience but it wasn't. Not sure why.

-Looks Nice; -Comes with either USB cable or 3.5mm connections and cables

-Like the subject says - not sure if it's worth the price; -Made of all plastic (expected better built quality