UPDATE 5/20/22: I still love this headset and the software updates that have been added since I got it. The newest features block out chewing noises, something I never knew could be so useful. I actually haven't noticed the volume wheel giving me any issues lately, which is nice, but I still haven't bothered with the rgb custom settings.I have found that sometimes the ear pads will move lower than my ears and sit really close to my cervical lymph nodes, which I'm only aware of because I got an infection and swelling in my throat on one side that nearly closed my airway before I was able to see a doctor and get it treated. Now I keep the sizing on a smaller setting so it won't sit low enough to put pressure on that area. I don't know for sure that's what caused the problem, but I'd rather not go through that again to find out.ORIGINAL REVIEW:There are so many big, bulky, black and red/gray/blue headsets out there, but not a lot that are feminine unless you want PINK. Which I don't. I was very excited to find this in white with a swappable fabric strap, though the purples and blues in the strap are pretty much exactly what I was looking for.First off, I have a very soft voice. Cheap headsets do a poor job of picking my voice out of background noise, and I end up being suppressed more than anything else. While gaming with friends, they have expressed concerns that I am being smothered with a pillow, have fallen out of my chair and my headset slid across the room, or that I am sleep-gaming. Right out of the box, this headset has put all their worries to rest. It transmits my voice at a volume that no longer requires them to turn their game volume nearly all the way down just to hear me. I installed the G Hub application, enabled the Blue VO!CE feature, and selected the "High Voice - Soft" profile after testing out a few others. Suddenly I could be heard as well as any one else in the chat, and I had to remember to keep my under-breath commentary to internal only.Those friends say the noise suppression is great on this headset too. I have a loud brother who, on a regular basis, walks around the house with his headset on, wailing his superiority for all the neighborhood to hear. With my previous headset, I could see my name light up in discord when he was talking in the next room over MORE than when I was talking (a testament to how quiet my voice is). With the G733, he can be screeching like a YouTube gamer right outside my room, and the noise suppression blocks him out. The thick cushion earpads do a pretty hefty job of blocking him out of my own cranial receptors, so we no longer have to pretend he is in the voice channel with us.The only down side I have found so far has to do with the volume control. Sometimes, the display pops up showing an incorrect 100% volume level, and turning the wheel seems to have no effect on the volume whatsoever. Other times it just decides to work. My 10 minutes of internet research found that this is a problem with most Logitech devices, so I'm not going to be mad about it.The LightSync feature allows you to change the colors that show on the LED strips, as well as the way they glow. It rarely seems to work when I try to pick just a couple of colors, and once I unplug the receiver and plug it back in, that setting is dumped, and the default rainbow rotation begins again. I have given up trying to personalize it. I don't have the patience to repeat myself over and over.All in all I am extremely happy with the abilities of this headset for the price I paid. It is super cute, makes my voice audible, blocks out my brother's raid commentary, and is actually surprisingly comfortable.