Plastic love

For small heads and pockets. The Logitech G335 is as barebones as you’d expect from any entry-level gaming headphone where everything is screaming budget.

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Like everything budget in the world of tech, this too is destined to be aimed at college students and gamers who are one step closer to hot tub streams because the landlord might cut off the water supply. Even then, the G335 feels like it should be cheaper for the features it packs.

The build quality is less than desirable. Although, it looks like something that would excite any gamer. The angular style and tempting colourways are great but the plastic quality is not as sturdy as the HyperX Cloud Core 7.1 which we reviewed several months ago.

There’s also no tilt adjustment too. It’s as immovable as the Hulk after three pints. The height adjustment might not fit big noggins as well. The floating elastic headband is a nice touch. It’s washable and can be flipped to sport another colour.

The memory foam earpads are not removable but they feel nice on the skin. The textured fabric is breathable and doesn’t completely cut off the outside world. They’re not removable as well which is disappointing.

The G335 could’ve been slightly cheaper. The flip-up to mute boom mic is a nice feature and the audio quality is passable as long as you stick to electronic music and videogames. Anything nuanced is not fun to listen to on the Logitech G335.

Tech specs

Driver 40 mm

Frequency response 20 Hz-20 KHz

Microphone Boom Mic, Cardioid

Connectivity 3.5 mm audio jack (Y-splitter in the box)