Logitech G733 review: lightweight LIGHTSPEED wireless, and a rising pick
A lightweight wireless headset with a suspension headband instead of padded cushions, dual-zone RGB, and Blue VO!CE mic filtering — search interest has been climbing over the past few weeks.
- Logitech G733
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- Razer BlackShark V2 Pro
Updated 2026-07-22. Interest is relative search demand (0–100), not sales figures.
Logitech G733 LIGHTSPEED wireless gaming headset specs
| Battery | 29 hours |
|---|---|
| Weight | 278 g |
| Connection | LIGHTSPEED wireless, 20 m range |
| Headband | Reversible suspension |
| Microphone | Blue VO!CE filters, real-time noise reduction |
| Lighting | Dual-zone LIGHTSYNC RGB |
Manufacturer's published specifications.
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Verdict: the G733 swaps the usual padded headband for a suspension strap, and the result is a headset that disappears on your head during long sessions. Search interest for it has been rising over the last few weeks — worth watching as this month’s pick.
The specs that matter
Per Logitech’s official listing:
- LIGHTSPEED wireless with a rated 29-hour battery life and 20m range.
- Reversible suspension headband instead of a traditional padded top — the core of the headset’s low-clamp, lightweight feel.
- Blue VO!CE mic filter technology with real-time noise reduction and broadcast-style EQ presets via G HUB.
- Dual-zone LIGHTSYNC RGB lighting, front-facing on each ear cup.
- ~278g weight — notably light for a wireless gaming headset in its class.
What reviewers love
- The suspension headband is the most-cited feature — reviewers describe it as forgetting they’re wearing a headset after an hour.
- Mic quality via Blue VO!CE gets called out as clean and broadcast-ready without extra hardware.
- Battery life matches expectations for a full day of sessions without a mid-day charge.
Worth knowing before you buy
- RGB and Blue VO!CE EQ presets need G HUB installed — console players get the hardware features but not the software tuning.
- The suspension band is a fit preference — some reviewers who prefer traditional padded headbands find the strap design takes adjustment.
- No active noise cancellation — ear cups isolate passively, not electronically.
Who it’s for
PC-first gamers who want the lightest wireless headset in this price range and don’t mind a non-traditional headband design in exchange for the comfort payoff.