Three "g" buttons on the left ear tend to be useless, unless you really like macros for csgo

Connects fast, decent range and battery life, and I liked the buttons and scroll wheel placement

The buttons seem to work until the unit powers itself on then off.

being average)-Three "G" function buttons, great for music listening!Cons:-Expensive dongle replacement-Three "G" function button aren't fully programmable

Movie theater like audio, useful side buttons that you can use to restart your music soundtrack without going back to the computer or whatever else you want to program to do

After which point the buttons no longer work.

this headset is fairly dope i dont use the 3 on ear buttons personally neat to have though

I like the convenience of no wires, but seriously, what's the point if you get disconnected at random times with a sluggish at best power button that doesn't always turn it back on.

There are enough buttons on it that it's useful and functional and they have a nice resistance, but stick out enough to be easy to find without seeing them

Decent sound but awkward power button and the fact that all of the padding on the ears and the head cushioning is disintegrating into billions of little pieces all over me

I loved the quality of the sound and the buttons on the headset, but it's a cheaply made product.

I like the convenience of no wires, but seriously, what's the point if you get disconnected at random times with a sluggish at best power button that doesn't always turn it back on.

The device have great audio and the buttons are great, but the receiver that this headset use is awful, 4 days using the headset and all was good, then one day I turn on my PC and it shows up a device called Avnero Audio Device instead the usual Logitech G930 Device named that should appeared

Mic quality is good, sound quality is good, the G buttons are fun (especially convenient if you use push to talk and are away from the keyboard)

Luckily the fact I was not muted was no major issue this time, but I can no longer trust my mute button, which is a very big deal

The buttons are very helpful for listening to music and controlling volume and it had a good battery life.

but I prefer my wired headset that at least had a reliable mute button and didnt shut off every couple

There is also a mute button on the left earpiece, but I prefer to flip the mic up and down as a visual reminder

The plastic forks that hold each can are made of terrible quality plastic that also break easily, mine broke while moving back to school after 10 months.-The programmable buttons are difficult to program as the software will sometimes not recognize what function you want it to be set to, likely because of buggy software.-The wireless dongle is finicky with what usb port it will work with

Also having an easily accessible mute button on the side on the headset with a red LED visible on the end of the mic when muted is a great feature

The buttons are placed well

, physical buttons are great, I love the microphone mute feature which allows you to lift up the mic to mute, long lasting battery, build quality is above average

You have to hold down the power button for about 5 seconds and sometimes longer if the button doesn’t seem to press right

Can't use the buttons to make/hang up calls, volume roller doesn't work any more, Doesn't hold a charge for more than a few hours (wait, make that sometimes as little as 15 min).Finally, after a little over a

The software the the programmable buttons is fairly nice but it comes with a downside.

I love the 3 buttons on top as you can use them to cycle through music or can supposedly program them for other uses

The mute button and the dolby sound thing doesn't work anymore

-The programmable buttons interfere with the volume and the power CONSTANTLY, even if you don't press themThe power button is infuriatingly bad, as it will go to sleep (the only way I can describe it) on random, and not workThe volume control is the same as the power button, and again, the timing on when it "goes to sleep" is completely randomThe wiring internally is messed up, sometimes the power button will control the volumeThe microphone's mute is an NSA wet dream

And they are context sensitive buttons, so they change depending on the app that’s

The button you use the most is the hardest to press because it is small and recessed, I don't know why.