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G935(사과나무 대목) 정식 _ 율천리 412 옛집터 (5월 25일 2026년 월욜)

드디어 내 땅에, 내 나무를 심는다.

G935 사과나무 대목.

작년부터 무주 설천 삼공리 농지에서 키워 오던 것들을 거제 율천 내 땅에 옮겨 정식했다.

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Logitech G935 review

After using the G935 for a few weeks, I was sold on the headset and definitely thought it was one of the strongest wireless headsets I had used.

When you first lay eyes on these bad boys they might look familiar, well that is because they are replicas of the G933 that came out almost 4 years ago. That’s right, the changes are so minor that you would not notice unless you’ve nit-picked at these like a reviewer would. The ear covers that house the battery and wireless dongle have had a slight design change but are still the same fit as the G933s. The ear cups have changed material to a leather from a polyester (I think). Other than that, nothing that I could see. The very useless LED strip still at the back of the muffs, along with the excessive amount of buttons and the USB (NOT TYPE-C MIGHT I ADD). The buttons are difficult to use and I would almost prefer the ability to macro these to my keyboard with the software rather. The main issue I had with the buttons was the scroll wheel volume rocker, which is super lose and beeps every time you breathe on it. I would often lean back and BEEP BEEP BEEP, the volume would adjust because there was np stiffness to the scroll wheel. Tighten it, please.

The mic is tucked perfectly in the left cup and comes down with an extended tip. The microphone has the ability to mute when lifted to a certain point which you will know through an audio cue and a red light on the microphone. The microphones quality is still very “logitechy” with that muffled and tinny sound you expected back in 2016. Logitech has not done themselves any favours with this, for all I know this is the exact same mic that was in the G933. Did I mention that there was a mute button on the headset? Yes, add an unnecessary button to the 500 buttons even though you can mute the mic by lifting it, which is easier than doing a reach around.

The seller for the Logitech G935 is the surround sound and the new 50mm drivers that they have used for the bass boosting beautiful sound that these bad boys push out. I used these in 2 events, being FPS and Adventure. Using the vocal and precision setting for FPS was weird and actually really decent, as 7.1 usually gave your brain a slap and just confused your situational awareness, whereas this monster emphasized the bass, gave you a big listening stage but still kept the audio in place without distorting direction. For the adventure, I put more emphasis on the bass and gave the explosions that extra bang, boy these babies kept up.

G Hub is the new Logitech software where I set all these setting to what I needed, everything from the RGB on the headset and mouse, to MACROs and button assignment on HEADSET (that’s right) and mouse. The G Hub software brought my Cam, Mouse and headset together with ease of use and the abilities to switch profiles with ease. I absolutely love this software. However, when you use the 3,5mm jack you lose all function of the software and 7.1, which is only available through the wireless mode. The battery in wireless currently pushes out 8 hours with RGB and 12 hours without, however, I personally experienced around 6 hours MAX with RGB and 8 hours with. This may have been a faulty unit or an overused review unit I had.

PHYSICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Height: 188 mm

Width: 195 mm

Depth: 87 mm

Weight (no cables or USB receiver): 379 g

Charging Cable Length: 2 m

Mobile Cable Length: 1.5 m

Microphone (Boom)

Microphone pickup pattern: Cardioid (unidirectional)

Size: 6 mm

Frequency response: 100 Hz–10 KHz

Flip-to-mute

Battery Life

No lighting: 12 hours

Default lighting: 8 hours

WARRANTY INFORMATION

2 – Year Warranty

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Headphone

Driver: Pro-G

Size: 50 mm

Frequency response: 20 Hz-20 KHz

Impedance: 39 Ohms (passive), 5k Ohms (active)

Sensitivity: 93 +/-3 dB

Wireless Range

Indoor: 15 meters

Outdoor: 20 meters

Connection Type: USB

REQUIREMENTS

Windows® 7 or later

macOS 10.11 or later

Chrome OSTM

USB port

Internet access for G HUB (optional)

Price

Takealot – R3 999

Evetech – R2 949