Logitech G430 - Any good?
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Assume you are looking at the Deal of the Day. 
For the full price there are better options, but for the price they are today you probably cannot go far wrong.
For the full price there are better options, but for the price they are today you probably cannot go far wrong.
Well, at least it don't have the worst frequency response:
https://uk.hardware.info/reviews/60...gher-quality-testresults---frequency-response
Though that's not much of an accomplishment in that company...
If all you have is Ladas, Trabants and Wartburgs some of them are going to look less bad than other to use car analogy.
https://uk.hardware.info/reviews/60...gher-quality-testresults---frequency-response
Though that's not much of an accomplishment in that company...
If all you have is Ladas, Trabants and Wartburgs some of them are going to look less bad than other to use car analogy.
Even at the low price, are they any good?
Or is it a case of spend more to get something better?
With frequency response being two bumps, one for bass hype and another for some lower mids don't wonder about that mention of "dull" sound:
https://uk.hardware.info/reviews/6080/9/13-headsets-review-listen-in-higher-quality-logitech-g430
Like shown by that comparison of my previous post Kingston HyperX Cloud would have good amount better sound quality with most of the frequencies actually present in sound.
And if you go little over £100 then you start getting some really good headphones from actual audio makers, like Beyerdynamic DT990 Pro.
(UK's "rainforest" has them at really good price)
Do you have noisy or quiet environment?
That affects lot to is there any sense in closed headphones. (which are also risk of more sweating)
Without outside noises to isolate open headphones have better soundstage for gaming especially when combined with binaural-simulation...
Which doesn't mean they can't have fun sound.
That DT990 has really good bass impact for open can if you're after that...
Without it instantly drowning everything else like happens easily in closed cans with their small soundstage.