Logitech G G733

The G733 is a mic-first gaming headset with a toy-like build and average sound. Great for chat, meh for music.

The mic is the real star here, sitting in the 96th percentile of our database. Your voice comes through rich and clean thanks to the Blue VO!CE filters, which is a bigger deal than most people realize for multiplayer. The 40mm PRO-G drivers are fine, about average for sound quality, but the 100Hz low end means you won't feel explosions the way you would on a headset with deeper bass extension. Battery life at 29 hours is strong, and the LIGHTSPEED connection is rock solid with a 20m range. What surprised us most is how comfortable this thing is for long sessions despite the all-plastic build, the suspension headband and memory foam do real work.

The Sony WH-1000XM6 absolutely destroys the G733 on sound and ANC, but it costs way more and isn't really a gaming headset. If you want one headset for everything, the Sony is the better choice, just don't expect the same low-latency wireless for gaming. The Sennheiser ACCENTUM Plus is a closer rival, better sound and build for a bit more cash, but its mic isn't in the same league. The Soundcore Life Q20 is the budget pick, worse in almost every way but half the price. For pure gaming on a budget, the G733 holds its own, but the plastic build is a real compromise.

At USD 110 in the US, the G733 is a fair deal for a wireless gaming headset with a killer mic. But if you're in Canada, shop around. Prices swing from CAD 164 to CAD 200 across vendors, and Memory Express has the better end of that spread. You're paying for the Logitech ecosystem and that mic, not for premium audio or build. For the money, it's a decent buy if you prioritize communication and comfort over sound quality.

The Logitech G733 is a wireless gaming headset that nails the fun stuff, RGB, a great mic, and a light 278g build, but skimps on the fundamentals like build quality and sound depth. It's the headset you buy because it looks cool on your desk and your friends can actually hear you clearly, not because it'll blow your mind with audio. At USD 110, it's a solid pick for PC and console gamers who want wireless freedom without spending a fortune, but the plastic construction feels cheaper than the price suggests.

If you're looking for a headset that sounds amazing for music or movies, this isn't it. Go grab the Sennheiser ACCENTUM Plus or stretch for the Sony WH-1000XM6 instead. And if you're rough on your gear, the G733's plastic build won't survive your backpack for long.

Buy the Logitech G733 if you want a wireless gaming headset with a fantastic mic, solid battery life, and a light, comfortable fit. Skip it if you care about sound quality or build durability, because that's where it falls short. It's a good headset, not a great one, and the mic is the only thing that truly stands out.