For the price range you won’t find another headset of the same caliber. The surround sound is fantastic, you will find yourself easily pin-pointing the exact location of the source when you hear a footstep or other sound. I’ve even been accused of hacking on games like Warzone with this headset thanks to being able to determine exactly where the opponent was at and waiting for them to round a corner.The gameDAC has significantly more functionality than what other headsets offer with their surround sound, and the ease of access it offers when changing most settings removes the need for messing with software or other hardware to adjust volume, equalizing, or surround sound levels.The one critique I have is the sizing, I would like to see a little bit higher range in its resizing capabilities. As it is, the window of comfortable resizing is relatively small, although it fit my head perfectly.Overall for the price this headset is a steal, and especially if you’re still using a headset without surround sound or with cheap, barely passable surround sound, this headset will absolutely blow you away. The quality of audio output in combination with the quality of the surround sound makes this headset worth the price already. With the GameDAC included on top of those aspects, this headset is an incredible value if you’re looking for a moderately priced, yet top-tier, gaming headset10/10

I've been using these for about a month and so far, so good. I have bad luck with earbuds; usually the wiring in the cord goes out. The cord on these looked a little sturdier in the photos, and it is actually a little thicker / weightier than most earbuds cords I've run into. I've definitely needed to use the included wire clip (and another one of my own) to keep the cord from yanking and tugging on my ears when I'm using them. A small price to pay for longer lasting buds, I hope.Sound quality is pretty darn good, but only with the memory foam ear tips. Incidentally, those are also the only ones that would actually fit and stay in my ear. I tried multiple sizes of the silicone ones and none would fit right or stay in place, plus the sound quality wasn't as great (probably due to the poor fit). They were also annoyingly hard to get on / off so I gave up after only a few size swaps.Overall, I'm pretty impressed and happy with these. I'll be updating my review if anything goes awry with them in the next few months or so. Most of the problems tend to crop up then. If they last a year I feel I will have more than gotten my money's worth out of them.

Comparing this rangefinder to my Bushnell, I thought this rangefinder was OK, but considering the cost difference, it's pretty good. The biggest flaw in my opinion is the magnification is too high to be great for golf. It says it's intended for 1500Y (Which I believe based on the magnification), but you're never going to measure anything 1500Y away in golf. My Bushnell is much less magnified, which makes it easier to use.The second flaw was when you leave the pin-lock/vibration mode on, it vibrates when it takes any measurement regardless of whether it's actually a pin. So it could mislead you into thinking you're taking an accurate measurement when you're really locked on the lip of that greenside bunker because it'll vibrate anyway.As far as the slope feature, it's pretty easy to turn off and on (For tournament compliance), and it seems to work pretty well and give accurate measurements.If this were $200+ this would probably be a 3 star review, but considering that it's a $99 range finder, it's pretty good. At this price point I'm not expecting image stabilization or the best functionality. The bottom line is, if this is the rangefinder you can afford, sure it's fine and it's better than no rangefinder. If you can afford to spend a bit more on a TecTecTec or the Nikon Coolshot 20i, those would be worth the extra cost.

I got the Arctis Pro+GameDac used for less than 100. I was worried that it doesn’t include the gamedac but it does. No signs of scratch or use after cleaning it.Pros: These headset sounds great. A little better than the corsair Virtuoso Xt that I bought. However in order to get these cans to sound the best, you’ll have to be on PC and use the Equalizer apo + PEACE applications to tune it. The steel series engine isn’t enough.The comfort itself is okay, however, they will be perfect for long sessions because of the design with the headband and the lighter nature. Which the Corsair one was comfortable but I couldn’t use it for more than an hour as it’s heavy.Looks are great and is very customizable, including the magnetic speaker plates.Cons: Build quality isn’t bad but I feel unsafe with the hinges as they are very thin. I will definitely update this review if it breaks but for now, it holds up nicely.The sound without the game dac is not nearly as good and if you plan on using these on the console, there will be so much better options out there such as the ddt 770 pro or any other audiophile plug and play headphones.It is not very portable as if you want use these on mobile outdoors, you’ll need to carry additional lines or even the dac itself.If you could get this new or used for less than 150, these are easily worth the money. Overall very satisfied with the purchase.

I use my headphones a lot! On planes to listen to music, sometimes just to avoid the noise and occasionally to watch a movie. I also use them to listen to videos, etc. on my desktop when I don't want to disturb other people.So, when my previous Bose headphones (35) started getting tired (and to be fair, my wife has the 45s which are a step up), I ordered these. I was initially a little put off by the larger size of the carry case but decided that it might be worth it and I'm so glad I did. These 700s are awesome!Someone said in another review that these didn't work on her PC but I am a Mac user and had no problem connecting when I got home. Also, I was not forced to use the app (which is a good thing because it doesn't work on a desktop); the system asked me if I wanted to download the app when I connected to my 14 Pro Max iPhone and I just said no. It would appear, then, that Bose is listening to/reading reviews and comments.While others may have some complaints about the headset (e.g., no spatial audio), for what I use them, these are perfect. Also, I got them on sale at $100 off so it was a great deal!

These look great & sound greater.I haven't had a chance to really give them a workout, as my roommate works at home(pandemic), but the first time he has to go out & I'm alone, this house is going to rock.I worked in a CD store that had THX certified speakers throughout the store, and our customers constantly commented on their great sound, so I knew THX excellence already.But, for a computer speaker, these are the second best I've heard.That honor goes to my sadly now deceased Klipsch speakers that gave me 20 years of great service, until a horrific buzz started in the right speaker, and they had to be "put to sleep"I took a chance on these from Logitech, because they were $45.00 off the list price, and my choice has not been a bad one.The THX certification didn't hurt, either,For those that do not know, THX is a company founded by George Lucas for the betterment of audio reproduction in the theaters.His movies, replete with surround sound, deserved a speaker system that could project the audio signal right into your soul, and he got his wish.The price has reverted to pre-holiday numbers, but these are worth the money, whatever the price may be.I gave no rating as to the gaming category, as I am not a gamer, so I can't comment about that.

Great quality sound, requires an app if you want to connect 2 together and ive been using it a while and it takes a couple times to connect but once you get it its worth it, the stereo mode is superior to anything else I have heard for its size. The grill seems to get dirty if you pack around but these are tough. I have dropped a few times and got it wet too, but i have not noticed any issues. I use them every day everywhere, and they hold up great. I use in the car and they get loud too. I rarely use a little over half volume when jamming, I have a yard thats 2 acres and I can hear them all over the year when strategically placed, but i usually use 3/4 volume or more outside. I would defiantly recommend to anyone. It has caused me to look at ll the other larger options as well. I knew Bose was great, but it really does meet all my expectations, battery last forever. Im the guy that thought one was fine, but wanted to step up to two for stereo mode, that is the best part in my opinion...stereo mode is GREAT. Very easy use of buttons and user friendly, just a little effort for connecting 2. Range is good too.

When we first adopted our dog we got her this exact toy from the animal shelter's toy section. She had slowly destroyed it over time, and I never found it again until now. As soon as she saw this thing come out of the box her eyes lit up and she was ready to play with it.My dog is a bit rough and has some pretty strong jaws, so there are not many toys that can survive her playing for long. This toy is quite durable, especially for the price. So far the new one has lasted several months without a life-ending tear. It has developed small holes near the legs because they are sewn on separately (pics attached), but they aren't too much of a problem yet and would be easy to sew closed.It is also quite sturdy: the head and legs don't flop around because of understuffing, it is well-stuffed throughout. I think the only parts that might tear off would be the fins, but my dog has not done so with the new one or the old one.For a little over $10 this toy is well worth it. Especially in my case for the nostalgia of my dog. I will say I was also excited to see there were other iterations of this dinosaur in other costumes and I will definitely be starting a collection for my dog.