Gaming Earbuds aren't stupid after all! - Logitech G Fits True
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Check out Newegg at lmg.gg When James reviewed UE Fits earbuds, he didn't think there was an audience for gaming earbuds so when we got Logitech's new G Fits True earbuds he decided to give them another shot. Does replacing your bulky headset with gaming TWS earbuds make sense or should your stick with what you've got? Want us to unbox something? Make a suggestion at lmg.gg ► GET MERCH: lttstore.com ► LTX 2023 TICKETS AVAILABLE NOW: lmg.gg ► GET EXCLUSIVE CONTENT ON FLOATPLANE: lmg.gg ► SPONSORS, AFFILIATES, AND PARTNERS: lmg.gg ► PRODUCTS WE USE ON THE SHORTCIRCUIT SET: lmg.gg FOLLOW US ELSEWHERE --------------------------------------------------- Twitter: twitter.com Instagram: @shortcircuityt TikTok: @linustech Facebook: @ShortCircuitYT CHAPTERS --------------------------------------------------- 0:00 James was wrong 0:39 What makes these special 2:14 Setup 5:57 Sponsor - Newegg 6:35 Device quick switch and latency test 7:56 Mic quality and head shake test 8:57 Music impressions and EQ options 10:28 Battery life, pricing, and competition 12:01 Outro
The video starts with a candid confession from the host that he initially dismissed the Logitech G Fits True wireless earbuds as a bad idea for gaming, only to be proven wrong by the product’s actual capabilities. He highlights the modular Lightform tips that can be molded to fit a wide range of ear shapes, emphasizing comfort and a secure seal as a standout feature. The host then walks through the unboxing, showing the included light form tips, the USB-C charging cable, and a USB dongle that enables Lightspeed low-latency wireless performance for PC gaming. He explains that these aren’t just a rebadge of an existing earbud line, but a purpose-built gaming option with dedicated software integration for on-ear molding and quick device switching. Throughout the segment, he demonstrates the setup flow with the companion app, including a one-minute molding process and the first-fit test to ensure the tips seat properly in his ears, noting how the tips warm as they form to the ear canal. As the review progresses, the host tests the two main connectivity modes: Bluetooth for general use and the Lightspeed dongle for low-latency gaming. He demonstrates easy transitions between devices with a triple-tap control method, swapping between music playback and gaming latency modes, and even shows how the mic behaves in a team chat scenario. The video covers audio impressions and EQ options, revealing built-in presets such as bass boost and FPS/MOBA modes, plus a customizable preset system that allows naming and saving multiple profiles. Battery life claims are discussed, with expectations of up to 10 hours on buds and additional hours from the case on Bluetooth, while the dongle mode varies slightly, requiring more careful battery management for long sessions. In conclusion, the host weighs the comfort and isolation against raw sound quality and pricing, concluding that the G Fits True Wireless earbuds offer strong all-around performance with notable advantages in comfort, low-latency gaming, and versatile PC compatibility, making them a compelling option for gamers who want to ditch bulky headsets while preserving latency-sensitive performance.
Topics · gaming hardware · audio technology · pc peripherals · wireless accessories
Questions answered
- What makes Logitech G Fits True wireless earbuds suitable for gaming compared to regular wireless earbuds?
- They use a dedicated Lightspeed low-latency dongle and a moldable ear tip system called Lightform, designed to minimize latency and provide a secure fit for long gaming sessions.
- Can the earbuds function well on a PC without Bluetooth, and how is that setup accomplished?
- Yes, the package includes a USB dongle (Type A and an adapter for USB-C) to enable Lightspeed connectivity on PCs, avoiding Bluetooth limitations and reducing latency.
- What are the main caveats mentioned regarding mic quality and battery life?
- Mic quality is described as serviceable rather than studio-grade, and battery life varies with mode, with up to 7-10 hours on the buds depending on whether you use Bluetooth or Lightspeed, plus charging from the case.