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Last time I felt all-but required to use Logitech’s “Drop the Bass” EQ setting to get an exciting sound, but this time the default “Flat” response feels pretty damn close to what I want. The G935 doesn’t sound bass- heavy, by any means, but there’s definitely more low-end this time around.
#G930 DRIVERS WINDOWS 10 2016 DRIVER#
In theory, the driver size isn’t a huge factor in how a headset sounds.īut a larger driver does generally indicate better bass presence, and that’s one of the areas where the G933 struggled. Now, let’s be clear: A well-tuned 40mm driver is better than a poorly balanced 50mm driver. Where the G933 used 40mm drivers, the G935 is the first Logitech headset to use the now-standard (for gaming headsets) 50mm drivers. On the other hand, the G935 keeps a lot of features I loved from the last model-and ones that weren’t present on the G533, for that matter. So superfluous, and so different from Logitech’s current minimalism. For some reason Logitech kept the weird triangular engravings inside the headband as well, which I really don’t understand. It’s not bad by any means, but the G935 does seem slightly dated with its boxy silhouette and showy angles.

Otherwise this is the same design as the G933. That’s about it, though- slightly different accents, and the use of leatherette. The G935 uses that instead of sports mesh, and it instantly classes up the overall impression. Also, never underestimate the value of leatherette. The aggressive horizontal slashes on the G933’s ears have been replaced with a flowing S-curve, which gives it a slightly more modern look. To its credit, the G935 is a bit more restrained than its predecessor. The G533 was, as far as headsets go, the culmination of that. Keyboards, mice, headsets, they’ve all become steadily sleeker, more minimalist, ditching jagged edges and bright blue highlights for curves and piano black. For years Logitech’s been steadily dialing back the “gamer” nob, as far as its design language is concerned. Again, one of the reasons we gave the nod to the G533 was because it looks great. Although this works, it's not an optimal solution.Or perhaps not. Uninstalling drivers in device manager, then reconnecting solves the issue until next time. I always am.ĭo you know if this works with the G35 as well? I'm currently using LGS 8.40 for the pre-amp option, but if I disconnect the headset from the usb then back again there is no sound. You should be good to go after doing this.
#G930 DRIVERS WINDOWS 10 2016 SOFTWARE#
Make sure to uninstall all Logitech software before starting these steps. If you still don't have the Enhancement tab you still have a newer version of the Logitech software installed. With this method you will have normal high volume in your headset AND you will have BOTH voice morphing and 7.1 surround.

Now enter the "Levels" tab and adjust the level slider. Double click the Logitech G930 or G945 and enter the "Enhancements" tab.Ĭheck "Speaker Fill" and "Loudness Equalization" and Apply. Once installed, right click the white speaker down by the Windows time (bottom right) and choose "Playback Devices".
#G930 DRIVERS WINDOWS 10 2016 INSTALL#
Install Logitech Gaming Software version 8.57.145 below for your windows I used that link you provided, but it downloaded a 'logitech camera controller'.not sure what that was about. But to have them maxed out and not being very loud, it was disappointing. Not that I want them to blow my ear drums, but I would like them to be louder for certain things such as gaming and movies. I installed the software, but the max volume is not that loud. I considered returning them due to the volume issue but since they do turn way up i have decided to keep them. Be sure to click the icon to turn on advanced settings and you are all set. Turning that up will greatly increase volume of the headphones. If you go to equalizer, then advanced, you will see pre-amp on the left hand side. It is the same software as is shown in the user manual. Initially, the software i downloaded would not recognize the headset. After doing some reading, I read the EU has regulations which prevent the headset from becoming too loud and that older programs/drivers are louder. I got these today and found low volume to be an issue. Personally I don't have the G930 wireless, I have the wired G35 and plugging it in without the Logitech software works fine under Windows 7, 8, 8.1, and 10 from my testing. When this happens, Windows will use the drivers but not be hindered by the software. Lastly, fr33soul (2012) speaks of not using the Logitech software at all by making sure the Logitech software does not run automatically. What OS are you running on? Have you downloaded the latest drivers?Īlso have you looked at the Logitech software and made sure the EQ is on, preamp is increased, and channel phantoming off (Krptos, 2012)?
