Logitech G633 Artemis Headphones - A Great Pair of Cans

Here's why the G633 Artemis Headphones are the best for Gaming and More

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Being a self professed Logitech fanboy has it's perks, namely the benefit of narrowing down the options when it comes to peripherals like gaming headsets. You've got all kinds of choices when it comes to choosing a pair of over-the-ear cans that it can be overwhelming at every price point. Only a fool would settle for a low-budget alternative to the higher quality peripherals that feel more like a bear trap than a luxury gaming experience. There's the more expensive options on the market, though that doesn't guarantee that they're the right product for you, especially if you've got specific gaming needs like me. 

Sidetone, know what I'm sayin'?

Very few people complain of this, but when I'm talking into my noise cancelling headphones, the ability to hear myself speak is a must. I don't know if it's some odd personal tic or type of OCD, but it's important to me. With a bit of research I found an actual name for the feature, it's called sidetone and it's a quality of life feature that I wouldn't trade for the world. If you've got such a preference for your own gaming headset, then the Logitech G633 Artemis has got you covered. You can banter away with your fellow gamers while hearing just how badass or goofy you sound. 

It Works on a Lot of Platforms

Investing in the G633 Artemis means spending a little more than you normally would on a headset, though the G633 is versatile enough to use with a variety of platforms and consoles. The G633 can connect with either an AUX or USB cable, so you're covered for pc, console and mobile. You can even take calls on your phone via the fold-down mic, no that your boss would appreciate you taking the thing to work. 

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Wear and no Tear

After years of wear I can attest to the durability of the G633 Artemis. It's survived hours of wear and use, even a few more drops than I'd like to admit. Durability isn't the only exterior feature of the G633 though, there's the folding mic, mute button, audio control and three G-keys that can be bound to custom functions via the G Hub software suite. 

Logitech G Hub Integration 

The G Hub suite has a host of different options and settings to tinker with. There's the surround sound, advanced EQ settings, keybinds for the three G-buttons. The G Hub also has the sidetone, mic and volume settings right where you need them, just in case you didn't have enough ways to crank up the volume. The obligatory RGB lighting options are here too, so you can apply all kinds of lighting effects to add a little razzle dazzle to your gaming sessions. 

Closing

The Logitech G633 Artemis is yet another quality Logitech product. It's been serving the gaming cause for years and has a newer model that can be found on Amazon. Either one you choose, it's a quality headset that pairs with great software. Premium quality and features.