[Hardware] LOGITECH G Fits Review

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• There's a lot to be said about real-world functionality. When a product just fits into your life so easily as to push out something else that might empirically be 'better' you know it's got something tangible to offer. That's where I am with the Logitech G FITS earbuds. They're now the buds I use on a day-to-day basis, and have replaced the gaming headset I use in the office, too.

• That's because of their dual-mode wireless design and how easy it is to switch back and forth. I can wear the FITS on my walk into the office listening to stuff on my phone, switch on my PC, then one quick triple-tap and I'm hooked into my desktop rig. Then, when I shut down at the end of the day, I can just walk away and it'll automatically reconnect to my phone for the bus-ride home. Yeah, I'm a one-way walker. It's a big hill to get back home.

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  The Logitech buds are comfortable enough that wearing them for such an extended period of time isn't really an issue either. That's largely because they actually mould to your ears when you first use them. It's a slightly odd feature, and a slightly odd sensation when they're forming to your ear-holes, too, because they do get warm.

   

   

  Logitech calls it Lightform and it uses UV LEDs in the buds to harden a material in the earbud tips (a photopolymer) that is designed to form to your ears' individual shape. This has the combined effect of giving you a secure fit so they don't fall out, and delivers a natural sound isolation that means Logitech doesn't need to add any battery-draining ANC features to its buds.

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  https://www.pcgamer.com/logitech-g-fits-gaming-earbuds-review/