Headphones that slip when you walk fast, play sports or play games. Concern for all those who never manage to find the right size bits to fit them perfectly. Logitech has found the solution with a system to mold the headphones to the exact shape of the user’s ears.
The Logitech G Fits take up the same concept as EU adjustments -another Logitech brand- with Lightform technology. With the Logitech G Fits mobile app, the LEDs inside the earcups are activated and, within 60 seconds, they will harden the gel that fills the tips to fit the exact shape of your ear. Without any risk to the user and permanently. This will allow for a custom fit and natural passive isolation.
The Logitech G Fits stay perfectly in place, which will be a great advantage for athletes, but also for gamers for whom this model is primarily intended. Because beyond its innovation, it is also cut to meet certain video game requirements.
Headphones created for games and gamers.
Wireless headsets connected via Bluetooth to a smartphone, PS4/PS5, Nintendo Switch, or computer (PC and Mac), promise to limit the latency that is so disruptive in-game. Using a dongle connected to the target device, the technology Lightspeed improves quality. connection to ensure optimal audio performance without compromising battery life. However, this is greatly reduced for wireless intras when the Lightspeed connection is activated (up to 7 hours per headset and an additional 8 hours with the charging box). In simple Bluetooth it goes up to 10 hours per headset and 12 more hours with the case.
Logitech G Fits do not have active noise reduction, but rely on custom fit to increase comfort. The app offers more precise settings to provide optimized equalizers depending on whether you are playing shooting or adventure games, listening to music, or watching streaming video movies. To be able to chat live with other players during your game, each earpiece contains two microphones with voice-forward beams.
The Logitech G Fits are available in black or white at a price of 249 euros.
Source: BFM TV
