Logitech G733 gaming headset the heart of new Logitech G color collection

Logitech G733 gaming headset the heart of new Logitech G color collection Are black gaming keyboards, mice and headsets popular because that's what gamers have typically wanted, or is it just that that's what we were given? Either way, Logitech feels the time is right to offer you more color options for its gear, starting with a new headset, wired and wireless mice and its top wireless keyboard.
The new $129 Logitech G733 headset is at the core of the new color collection. Available in blue, white, lilac and black versions, it weighs only 0.6-pound (278 g) and uses the company's Light speed wireless with a USB-A receiver that gives them a range of about 65 feet (20m). Battery life is rated for up to 29 hours with its LED lights off, and they're rechargeable via USB-C. There's a mic mute button on the back of the left earcup, or you can just pull the mic out. Audio sounds full with punchy bass out of the box, and there's support for DTS Headphone:X 2.0 surround sound as well. You can also tune the sound with Logitech's G Hub software along with its mic performance and the bars of RGB lights on the front of each earcup.

Going beyond having different colors for the main body, Logitech made the G733's mic, earpads and head-band straps interchangeable and replaceable with other colors. Straps will be available for $10 each, and there will also be a $10 pack of five mic covers in the shapes of a star, a heart, lips, a thumbs-up and a mustache.

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