After introducing the G510 keyboard, Logitech completes the gaming accessory update with a new gaming headset and mouse. Both come wireless to spare you from having to deal with cables and are specced to satisfy serious gamers.
The Wireless Gaming Headset G930 isn’t your average pair of cans: Logitech packed it with support for 7.1-channel surround sound for firing high-quality 8-channel directional audio straight into your head. Critical for gaming: it allows you to hear where opponents are coming from. The shell on the left side also includes three programmable G-keys that can be programmed to control volume and other in-game audio functions like chat and voice morphs. The rest of the spec includes a noice-cancelling microphone, and earpads lined with memory foam for comfort and noise isolation.
It’s priced at $160, and ships with a charging station to keep it charged when not in use.
The Wireless Gaming Mouse G930 isn’t cheap at $100, but it certainly packs a lot. 13 (thirteen!) programmable buttons that can be programmed to perform macro commands, multiple keystrokes and repeating, a gaming-grade laser that offers sensitivity settings that range from 200 to 5700dpi, and LED lighting to indicate battery status and sensitivity sets.
It’s built to be comfortable too, with a curved body that fits right-handed users and sculpted buttons that’ll let you identify the multiple buttons by touch. It can also run with a cable attached, so you don’t have to worry about running out of juice while doing all-nighters.
Tags: Computer Peripherals, Gaming Gear, Headsets, Logitech, Mouse
