Whereas the H2100 requires a tetchy 'press and hold this button' process, the G930 uses a simple on/off switch. There's no lag, no inconsistency, no hiss, and the headset works up to a range of 40 feet.Įven better: Connecting the headset is extremely simple.

Not only is wireless setup easy and foolproof, but the quality is just about perfect. I had nothing but nice things to say about the wireless on the Corsair H2100 headset, a close G930 competitor, but between the two, the G930 wins this round. It's probably better to just use the mic as-is and leave voice modulation to the professionals. You can even modulate the pitch and tone of your voice, or use a voice avatar (such as an alien or a robot), but I found these features rather obnoxious. The microphone is likewise clear and audible. I traipsed around Revolutionary-era Paris for a while, listening to the conversations of the citoyens and engaging in swordfights with foppish aristocrats, but nothing bowled me over about the experience.

The surround sound made it easy to tell where my opponents were coming from.Īssassin's Creed Unity, on the other hand, simply sounded OK. Every shot fired, every frantic jump and every exploding battle mech made me feel like I was on a futuristic battlefield instead of at a desk. Between mouse, keyboard and headset reviews, I have played a lot of Titanfall (and even gotten marginally less bad at it), and I've never heard it sound as good as with the G930. To my delight, the G930 is absolutely top-notch when it comes to competitive gameplay. He didn't feel the same pressure on his jaw that I did, however, and he found it comfortable overall, even after more than an hour of use. I handed the G930 off to a co-worker who said he found the device somewhat heavy, and that the earcups didn't fit well around the bottom of his ears.

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