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hey everyone Jimmy with Jim's review room checking out Logitech's best of the best headset available at the time of this video and it's perfect considering battlefield 1 is here and call of duty is right around the corner now Logitech then sent me the 933 Artemus it's priced at 199 dollars retail but I'll place my links in the video description below click on my links and it will give you the most updated prices in real time so without further ado let's get started getting the physical connections out of the way here there's tons of them here with a passive setup meaning your headset is off you can still get audio through the physical three-and-a-half millimeter wire with inline volume controls and mute functions for PlayStation 4 Xbox your smartphones and of course your PC there's RCA cables for those connecting the more traditional way here in addition the included USB wireless adapter can connect to those RCA cables giving you wireless audio and it's perfect for those intending on using these with their at home audio / video receivers or simply using these headsets and some one of your more older systems and the last chord here is a nice long microUSB cable to charge your headset but let's start talking about the wireless options on the left ear cup hidden behind a magnetized cover holds that USB adapter which I showed you earlier and it's perfect for traveling everything's just compact and stowed in there it's virtually plug-and-play connecting this into my PlayStation 4 the headset is immediately recognized here you just have to switch it over to headphones and same with my PC plug it in the drivers download automatically now overall my wireless connection was stable and periodically getting up to walk to the fridge here to get some food in between breaks the signal has never cut out on me personally the 930 threes do typically come in black but what I have here is the limited edition artemus snow spectrum basically in white and of course looks are subjective but in my opinion this thing looks like something out of the movie Tron these things look futuristic and with that boom light hidden in the ear cup itself once you pull it out it looks pretty slick comfort wise and this is clearly subjective as well but they do have some weight coming in a little above 360 grams or twelve point nine ounces now overall there's a slight feeling of some weight here after Gaming for an hour or more but because of these media cups that surrounds your entire ear overall there wasn't much in discomfort at the crown of the head yet over time you do feel somewhat of that weight pushing down on you now overall construction despite being very much plastic here it's very tough and rugged for transport their cups do lay flat perfect for resting on your shoulders but sadly though there's no carrying case now continuing with how these look there's full RGB color options the site Logitech G logo can be customized in independent of their real lights with various controls like ambient glow fading in and out to full RGB cycling of colors to simply a fixed color profile the only thing that I wish was more expensive in the lighting effects department here and besides all three colors I just mentioned earlier the three color profiles it would have been sick if the lights would light up vertically or maybe light up like an audio level meter when audio is coming through that would be seriously cool now since we're back here the buttons on the headset it's easy to reach but somewhat hard to identify but the buttons are very convenient volume and mute works smoothly here and very tactile the G programming buttons offer cycling through either the colors you have saved on your headset I'm the g1 button here now the g2 button offer allows you to turn on or off the default surround sound g3 cycles through your EQ settings and all the way at the very top a switch to turn Wireless on or off and very less I mean right ear cup which is a huge bonus for me here another removable backplate which exposes a replaceable battery of these batteries ever go dead you can always swap them out now battery life performed at about 7 hours for me here with the lights going on in about 80% in volume and as me trying to get some real-world experience here now while logitech is claiming eight hours of use with those same exact settings now without the lights on the headsets can go up to 12 hours if needed but let's get into the moment you've been waiting for hear the audio the 933 s have some very good passive noise isolation blocking out unwanted noises around me though there is minor to moderate amounts of sound leaking but only someone sitting next to you in a quiet room will be able to hear what your person listening to the microphone which I'm using right now is completely unedited this is the microphone right off of the headset itself and while in-game it asking other players how a sound if I'm voiced clear in V very good with minor background noise being picked up here specifically when I'm typing on my mechanical keyboard you do hear that I'm typing right now nonetheless it's still faint in the background but getting back to my original microphone here the audio can be tweaked using the Logitech Gaming software that you seen earlier you can turn off all these simulated surround sound to get standard stereo performance which still sounds good but having Dolby Digital or DTS offers an additional sound profiles and very good spatial awareness which I'll discuss next and less if you want to fine tune this thing there's an equaliser offered which - quite well now in game the details are very clean and precise the headset is someone basically probably for music listeners but for movie watching I thought it was absolutely perfect now if you think it's slightly muddy you can always alleviate that with the equalizer in tune it to your liking now in my personal opinion it's still a very well balanced sound signature for gaming specifically that is with such a great detail playing h1z1 where I do need a lot of spatial awareness these headsets have the acuity of direction and emphasizes and the details specifically footsteps and movement of nearby enemies a very much competitive advantage no gunshots on headsets at times can be overemphasized and causing very high-pitched tone causing a lot of listening fatigue over time but here the Artemis has Authority and again clarity fidelity without that screech that's what really impressed me now h1z1 or battlefield one that I've been playing the sound effects of hearing bullets whizzed by your head hear the explosions are heard off in the distance again overall the entire experience was very much immersive so overall yeah there are chunky Hudson I do admit that for me my head is more sensitive than others so there is some weight felt on my behalf and I do wish the lighting profiles was a bit more diverse but in my opinion everything that I've mentioned so far those negatives distanced us now they're not deal-breakers at all especially when you consider these sound quality and the competitive advantage you have over others with these not to mention for movies I absolutely love them I really enjoyed using these and to get the full audio effect no audio performance wise this has been probably the best so far that I've used gaming headsets that is but as for comfort the previous headsets that have reviewed on this particular channel has felt better but again overall features the ledge tec-9 30:3 absolutely kills it if you're on the market I would Satan definitely this is worth looking into