NZ Gamer - The Logitech G430 is a mid-range wired headset - one of the latest, in fact, from the prolific manufacturer of many PC peripherals. This is a company that knows what it's doing, and as a result, any product with the Logitech logo on the box comes with a certain level of expectation. Does the G430 live up to that legacy?
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I got this headset for $69.99 from a local Best Buy, regularly it is $79.99.
I find it odd that the review says $130.
The new G35/G930 is the one that is $120-$130.
But this headset does its job very well. Got it connected to a Sound Blaster X-FI Titanium. And while it is definitely not the most amazing crystal clear headset, it is extremely good and does it's job very well for the $69.99 I paid for it.