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A generally beautiful headset from Logitech. It has very good sound and the light speed is extremely fast for gaming. The Bluetooth connectivity is also satisfactory with a very large range, and the mix to light speed and Bluetooth is also extremely useful if you want to listen to sound from both the computer and the mobile simultaneously. It also has a 3.5mm jack that can replace the lightspeed or Bluetooth (in mix mode) or, if the headset is closed, completely replace Logitech's processing and work without a battery. In terms of battery life, with the RGB off (double press the power button), it easily lasts 20-22 hours, and with the RGB on, it lasts about 14-15 hours.

Its three disadvantages:
1. It has a very short range in lightspeed (Bluetooth is 20+ meters) and I experience disconnections after about 3 meters. In other Logitech headsets, the range of lightspeed reached 10-12 meters. I don't know if it's due to the lightspeed antenna in the headset because it also has Bluetooth, or the antenna in the USB stick.
2. Perhaps due to the above, the adapter sometimes has random disconnections, resulting in loss of sound for 0.5-2 seconds. With the use of Voicemeeter, the device appears disconnected, so it requires a restart of the engine!
3. The microphone is very bad. It has no bass at all, and its quality is worse than microphones that cost 5€. With a few adjustments in the G Hub + Voicemeeter, its quality improves slightly, but still, considering the price of the product as a whole, the microphone is excessively bad.

For its price, it is very decent. It is a bit annoying that it requires a screwdriver for adding or removing the disk, but otherwise, once the disk is inserted, it is easy to use and only requires a USB-C. It reaches quite high speeds, especially if the USB-C port on your computer is high-speed, but of course, it does not reach NVMe speeds. No drivers or firmware updates were needed for use with various Samsung disks.

Unfortunately, their Greek price is excessive. As for construction, it's fine, it's the classic plastic of thrustmaster. The switches for the engines are very simple and I'm afraid they will break with a little force.

The throttle has notches that keep them in the Airbus positions, but they are not all equal to each other, compared to the real airplane which has different distances between notches (the only problem with this is that you have more sensitivity between CL/Idle).

Otherwise, it's fine, decent hardware for the general public. Bonus that it connects with usb c and has sata connections underneath to connect with other peripherals of the tca airbus series.

For their price, they are okay, but they do not reach the advertised speeds compared to other USB sticks.

Very good device, the speakers are loud and have relatively good sound. Of course, they cannot be compared to regular speakers, but for simple music or video and conversation with Google Assistant, they are great.

Like other Google products, their connectivity is very easy but requires a mobile phone. Unfortunately, either the processor or the software is a bit slow (e.g. animations freeze or it takes a while to open a result from Google).

I use it in English, so I don't know if Greek works and how well (use Google Assistant on your phone to try it out).

I would recommend it for a bedroom, kitchen, or any other location where you need Google Assistant and a screen to view results or control smart devices. If you want something simpler or don't want the screen, I highly recommend the Google Nest pebble 100 times more.

Very good equipment but the software that comes with it is completely useless. Used in FL Studio, MidiKey2Key, Spad.next (Microsoft Flight Sim)