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Logitech G-935: Are they better now? Or are there better headset recommendations? (lemmy.ca)
submitted 1 year ago by Pxtl@lemmy.ca to c/pcmasterrace@lemmy.world
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I have a Logi G935. G Hub has finally stopped pooping the bed and is decent software now. But after a bit over 3 years the G935 has worn out - it's full of loose connections to the right-side earcup and the mic. Very disappointing. Also the earpads are flaking, but that's normal wear.

So, looking for recommendations. I like Logi hardware, but obviously I'm not going to buy another one of these if they're still lemons.

Sorry if this is the wrong community for this.

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[–] giantofthenorth@lemmy.world 1 points 1 year ago

I will say, my friend who used them did have a bit of setup to do for the mic, but I think the main things was automatic gain control being turned on and bumping the windows mic sound setting to 70-80% instead of 50 and he hasn't had any problems since