Logitech G733

The mic on the Logitech G733 is in the 96th percentile, making it one of the best wireless headset mics we've tested. At just 278g, it's incredibly light and comfortable for all-day wear, with a 29-hour battery that lasts for days. The sound needs some EQ love out of the box, but for clear comms and long gaming sessions, this thing is a solid pick.

Let's talk about that mic, because it's the star of the show. In the 96th percentile, it's one of the best on the market for a wireless gaming headset. The Blue VO!CE software gives you a ton of control to make your voice sound clean and professional, which is a huge plus for streaming or just not annoying your friends. The 40mm PRO-G drivers are decent but unremarkable out of the box, landing in the 61st percentile for sound. The bass is present but not punchy, and the highs can be a little sharp. The DTS Headphone:X 2.0 surround sound does a good job with positional audio in games, though. Wireless performance over the 2.4GHz LIGHTSPEED connection is lag-free and reliable within its 20-meter range, which is about average for this class.

Stacked against the Sennheiser MOMENTUM 4, the G733 gets absolutely crushed on sound quality and build, but it fights back with a better mic and a much lighter design. The Sony ULT WEAR will give you far better ANC and bass response if that's your thing, but the G733's mic is in a different league. The JBL Live 770NC and Soundcore Life Q20 both offer noise cancelling that the G733 completely lacks, making them better for commute or office use. But for pure gaming communication, the G733's 96th percentile mic performance makes it a standout. You're trading audio fidelity and features for a best-in-class microphone and all-day comfort.

Pricing for the G733 is all over the map, with a wild spread from $63 to $2996 across vendors. At the low end, around that $63 mark, this headset is an absolute steal for the mic quality and comfort you're getting. At the higher end, you're getting into territory where you could buy a much more premium-sounding headset. The sweet spot seems to be around the $120-$150 range where it's commonly found. For a wireless headset with a top-tier mic and great battery life, that's a fair deal, especially if you value comfort for all-day wear. Just don't pay anything close to that $2996 price, that's just silly.

The Logitech G733 lands in a weird spot. It's not the best-sounding headset out there, with audio quality sitting in the 61st percentile of our database. But it absolutely nails a few things that matter for daily use, like a mic that's in the 96th percentile and a super light 278g build. If you're looking for a wireless headset that won't weigh you down during long sessions, this one makes a strong case. The 29-hour battery life is solid, landing in the 66th percentile, which means you're not charging it every night. The real story here is comfort and convenience over pure audio fidelity. You'll need to spend some time in the G Hub software tweaking the EQ to get the sound where you want it, but once you do, it's a perfectly enjoyable experience for gaming and Discord chats.

If sound quality is your top priority, look elsewhere. The G733's audio performance is in the 61st percentile, which is firmly middle-of-the-pack. You'll get much better sound from something like the Sennheiser MOMENTUM 4. Also, if you need any kind of noise cancelling for a commute or noisy environment, this headset is a bad choice. Its ANC performance is in the 30th percentile, one of the worst we've seen. And if you're rough on your gear, the all-plastic build might not survive your lifestyle. This is a headset for careful users who prioritize a great mic and light weight above all else.

The Logitech G733 is a purpose-built tool for gamers who spend more time talking to their squad than critically listening to music. The 96th percentile mic performance is the real reason to buy this headset, and it delivers on that promise beautifully. The lightweight design and long battery life make it a joy to wear for hours on end. Just know that you're signing up for some EQ tweaking to get the sound right, and you'll need to be gentle with the all-plastic build. If you can find it for under $100, it's a fantastic value for a wireless headset with a mic this good.