Logitech G35 Review March 31st, 2009 | by Michael Brown

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High- and mid-range frequencies came through the G35 pretty well, but lows were muddy...


Highs: Attractive, yet rugged design; technologically advanced; integrated volume control and mute button

Lows: Heavy and uncomfortable to wear for long periods; muddy bass response

Introduction

Logitech’s G35 Surround Sound Headset is jam-packed with features including Dolby surround sound; user-definable profiles; a spring-steel headband; and a USB interface that keeps the audio signal in the digital domain until it reaches the headphones. By performing the digital-to-analog conversion in the headphones, Logitech eliminates any chance that the audio will be polluted by electrical noise radiating inside the computer.

The downside to this approach is that also bypasses any investment you might have made in a high-quality sound card, such as the absolutely stellar Asus Xonar Essence STX we reviewed in February.




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