November 1st, 2006 | by Brandon King
The Precision Headset might better be named a Muddy Head-Vice, with uncomfortable ergonomics and poor sound.
Highs: Affordable price; integrated mic
Lows: Sub-par sound quality; uncomfortable; lackluster design
Where to buy:
Every company even remotely involved in personal audio has a get of “gaming headphones” geared towards a younger user. Logitech, a company renowned for their excellent gaming mice and keyboards, is not immune to the lure of quick and easy money from less discerning customers. The Precision Headset might better be named a Muddy Head-Vice, with uncomfortable ergonomics and poor sound. Read on to see why you need to avoid these headphones.
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by erik on August 14, 2008:
“Ii really have to disagree - I've had these for close to three years now, and i LOVE them. maybe my head's just the right size, but they feel light and comfy and sound GREAT for gaming. I've got AKGs and Sennheisers for serious music listening - don't...” More...
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by dlk6666 on August 25, 2008:
“Yes, Logitech has made far better products, but these are not bad headphones, they are comfortable and I like them. They are a bit soft but if you plug them in Logitech speakers they will be amplified. They sound pretty good for music and great in games.” More...