Logitech G930 vs Corsair Vengeance 2100
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tshrjain
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I wouldn't recommend a wireless headset as in quality a similar price headphone will leave behind any of the headsets. Anyways if you really want a wireless Headset, go for Logitech G930. Just a bit better in build quality than Corsair. I do like Corsair, but Logitech wins just by few points.
HarryMannbach
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I was debating this decision myself and recently ordered the 2100's. TBH, after a ton of crawling forums and reading reviews, it seems to boil down to this: both headsets are essentially equivalent. The Logitech seems to have a slight edge in sturdiness, where the Corsair seems to have a slight edge in fault-tolerance (fewer issues with charging, dropped connection, etc.... but a narrow margin). Both are reported to have decent sound, as far as a gaming headset goes, but will pale in comparison to audiophile headphones. The jury is entirely out on 7.1 with both sets, as some folks seem to really appreciate it while others feel you should avoid it like the plague.
For me, the deciding factor was the earcups. The Corsair set has microfiber earcups, where the Logitech has that weird faux-leathery thing that seems more common. I can't stand the faux-leathery stuff, as it invariably gets sweaty and uncomfortable and doesn't breathe. This is a personal preference though. I think the best way to make the decision (if you are determined to go for a wireless headset, as I was) is by finding whichever of these two sets you can find on sale for a better price
For me, the deciding factor was the earcups. The Corsair set has microfiber earcups, where the Logitech has that weird faux-leathery thing that seems more common. I can't stand the faux-leathery stuff, as it invariably gets sweaty and uncomfortable and doesn't breathe. This is a personal preference though. I think the best way to make the decision (if you are determined to go for a wireless headset, as I was) is by finding whichever of these two sets you can find on sale for a better price
Jim 248
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I came to the opposite conclusion. I use my wireless head set A LOT. In looking at the batteries, I discovered that the G930 has replaceable batteries but it looks like the 2100 does not. At present, I am using a Plantronics Audio.995 headset. This is my second set. After the first set's battery died, I bought another set with the idea of replacing the battery in the first and use it as a backup. No such luck due to the internal charging circuitry. It is getting about time for this unit's battery to die. I don't like having to trash a perfectly good headset because of the battery.
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