Logitech G333 VR Gaming Earphones for Oculus Quest 2 - Oculus Ready - Custom-Length Cable and Straps - Dual Driver Audio Designed for Gaming - Durable Aluminum Housing - Low-Latency 3.5 mm Aux

Pros:- Definite upgrade than stock speakers- In ear buds increase sound and therefore immersion- Lightweight vs the headphones thus decreasing extra weight and heating- Comfortable if you don't have sensitive ears, I always forget they're in my ear- Great quality, feels solid, aluminum body and doesn't feel nor look cheap- Great integration, look at my pictures to see how I best figured to run the cord.- Overall sound quality is great. They're not Bose obviously. But used them with Pistol Whip, Beat Saber, videos and other games.Cons:- Wires in a nearly wireless age- Cost for an upgraded sound experience for budget minded people- Not useable with any other device due to short cord- Sound isn't any better than any other headphones for the priceOverall great earbuds if you are willing to spend the money with really convenient integration into your Quest 2 headset. Price is very reasonable for the quality I believe. Any higher than $50 might be too much.

Updated 04/09/2023: So over 2 years later and these things are still going strong with some of the best directional audio I have had out of anything I have used across consoles and PC. Whether native games or I am using Virtual Desktop for PCVR they sound phenomenal. I stick by in that they are kind of short and you have to have the cable go up instead of down coming out your ear but it doesn't make a difference in how it feels, I have since bought a second pair just to have and gifted a pair to a fellow gamer, I am not sponsored I am just picky and willing to give my actual seal of approval on these, even my streamer friends say the mic quality is amazing!!!beacons.ai/cryptids_denOlder review belowI'm a little concerned with the overall build quality and while the design is perfect for it's intended purpose, not disturbing others with the actually impressive Quest 2 audio, it seems a little short for proper ear placement sometimes. Sound wise it's amazing, I usually buy offbrand multi driver IEMs, which usually always sound crazy amazing and these did not disappoint when it comes to sound.Besides the statement that they seem a little short, and by that I mean putting them in your ear at the proper angle due to cable length they still sound amazing. My only other concern is Logitechs choice of cable, everything I have ever owned no matter the brand or cost the flat cables have always been notoriously weak so we shall see how long these hold up. I don't mind little things like that if it was some 3 pairs for $12 groupon deal on some "Samsung" or similar item but at $50 from a company like them and then an actual licensed product I'm very surprised at what I would consider cut costs.Besides that they do sound great and I will update as to how long they last/lasted and the use we put them through.

I got these to use with my PSVR 2; Sony provides pack-in earbuds that are well-designed in terms of fitting neatly and efficiently on the headset, but the sound quality is lacking. The G333VR earbuds are surprisingly good sounding for the price - if they were music earbuds, I'd expect them to cost between $50 and $75 - so I'm delighted with them sonically for VR purposes. Everything sounds great in the headset, with clear highs, mids, and decent lows, and great placement of sounds.The flat cable is really annoying, though - it's stiff, and really awkward to tuck out of the way. I've got a whole series of velcro ties trying, to keep it close to the headset, but it continuously sticks out and gets in the way. These would be *so* much better if Logitech had simply used a standard round cable.

Great performance.Privacy and play at any volume without annoying others.Better spatial awareness.Comfortable fit.No excess cord to manageYou need this.Works with any headset with a headphone port.

Basically what my headline says. The quality is nothing special. Definitely better than the speakers from the Quest 2 but nothing spectacular. I was expecting more from Logitech since I'm a long time fan as I believe they make quality products, especially in their gaming line.As for comfort, they get sore in my ears pretty quickly so I have to adjust them frequently. I only wear them to immerse myself further into games.As for aesthetics, the pics make them look way more premium. The plastic looks cheap and, in my opinion, nothing like the marketing photos.Overall, they get the job done. They were designed to have the right cable lengths for the Quest and it's fine for that, even though you do have to use 3 included Velcro cable ties to keep them in place and out of way. Adds more work and makes it look a bit more scrappy.Honestly not sure it's worth the $50 I paid for these. I'm guessing 3rd party manufacturers will come out with better solutions in the future if they haven't already.

I got a pair myself to have a dedicated set of VR earbuds with a shorter cord, and then bought another set for my wife's headset too. At $40 they're a bit steep but for $20 they're perfect. At that price it's not worth trying to shorten a cable on your own earbuds or to buy shorter cables for your monster headphones (I did that too) that are too heavy and fly off your head while you're jumping around like an idiot waving your controllers around the living room. Sound quality is as expected for a $20 set of earbuds, but they're good enough while playing music games to not make me mad with bad sound reproduction. Definitely 5 stars and would recommend for anyone at the $20 price point to go in their Quest carrying case.