I own a ton of different headsets from low-end Turtle Beach PX22's to pricey Sony to Sennheiser models. On my PC I've been using a set of (wired) Turtle Beach PX24's for about 1.5yrs. For the most part, my PX-24's did just fine but with some annoyances and performance could've been better due to an issue picking up static when using the in-line amp. The Logitech G533 headset is just miles ahead of my old headset and compares positively against my high-end headsets including the Turtle Beach Elite 800.►Unboxing & Setup:The G533 is wireless so there's really not much at all in the box. You get the headset and the USB dongle and a few simple inserts that cover the warranty and instructions for replacing the rechargeable battery.Setup is about as easy as it can get. Simply plug in the USB dongle, let the plug-and-play drivers do their thing and you can start using the headset immediately! For a more customized experience, you'll want to go to Logitech's website and download their generically named "Logitech Gaming Software."►Logitech Gaming Software (LGS):There are so many features that LGS adds that I figured it deserved its own section. Definitely, go and grab the LGS if you own the G533 or a myriad of other Logitech peripherals that make use of it. The simple to follow interface allows you to customize everything from equalizer levels (or select from built-in presets), audio levels per channel, G-key macros, and also view a detailed status of the Lithium-ion battery. In short, to make full use of the G533 you need LGS.►Performance:I've tested the G533 with a few different games, listening to music via Spotify, and watching Blu-Ray and streaming movies. The G533 sounds incredible and if you're into surround sound this headset is definitely worth the investment. With supported Blu-Ray movies the G533, does a great job delivering amazing surround sound. I really wasn't much of a believer in headphones delivered surround sound until I tried out the Turtle Beach Elite 800 and now I recognize it as an affordable way to enjoy surround sound. Plus, as a parent, I can't go and jack up the volume on my home theater very often. More often than not my go-to option is my surround sound headphones.The G533 delivers crisp, clean, and realistic audio. Even if you're not a surround sound enthusiast the stereo performance on this headset is very good. Out of the box, I found the bass a bit low but quickly adjusted it via LGS. I've even been able to assign bass adjustments to the 'G' macro key on the headset via LGS.►Features:On my Windows 10 machine, the G533 integrates quickly and easily. One of my favorite things is the ability to switch from my desktop speakers to my headset through the OS. Trust me, this feature did not work with my PX-24s and constantly annoyed me.The volume adjustment on the headset works exactly the same way it way it does on my Logitech G610 keyboard and displays the volume and track information on-screen.I'm also digging the microphone on the G533. It's a rigid boom that adjusts 90°. Extended the mic is unmuted and ready to go. Folded up (into the headset) and mute is auto-enabled. Simple and clean.Logitech claims a battery life of 15-hours and while I haven't explicitly tested the battery life, the G533 hasn't left me hanging after extended use. The battery is rechargeable via USB-to-Micro USB and a cable is included in the box. The battery is user replaceable which is excellent and a dead battery doesn't necessarily mean you have to buy a new headset.►Closing:I've used Logitech products almost as long as I've been using computers and I'm happy to say that the G533 lives up to my previous experiences with Logitech peripherals. This headset sounds great and is extremely comfortable. It's also easy to use but features deep customization options if you're so inclined. Recommended!