It comes with the headphones, a charging base for the wireless usb plug and the headphones - in one unit.

Yes it comes with a usb dongle for the wireless and all the cables you will need for it to work

comes with a very long usb cord for charging. in the middle of the cord is a spool for the cord, and on the spool is a USB port for the Wireless dongle.

The port is NOT wireless, it comes with a receiver which is plugged into a stand (which doubles as a spindle for the usb cord that plugs into your headset and pc) which is then connects to a USB port. Everything you need for the headset comes with it.

Yes, it is wireless that connects to a USB dongle, It also comes with the proper cords to charge, and use if the battery goes dead.

It comes with everything you need to connect via USB.

It plugs in to a usb port on your system. it will come with its own receiver to interface with and charge. it will come with all the cables you need.

Yes everything needed is included

It comes with a small ( soda can width ) but about an inch thick station that you plug the wireless receiver into and it in turn plugs into your laptop/pc. The opposite end of the charging station plugs into your headset for charging.

So it runs via USB 3.0 - No other plugs available or necessary

There are not cords needed that it does not come with.

With what I just went through on Windows 10, chances of it working properly are slim to none.

As of today (February 14, 2016), I am still having many Windows 10 compatibility issues with this headset.

Yes works very well with Windows 10

Yes. I use it on my laptop PC and it works great.

I see no reason why these would not work with a laptop, as long as you have an open USB port for the transmitter dongle.

Yes.

Yes, I am using it on Windows 10

Yes

Yes it will.

Yes!!!

XBox 360: no.
iPad: Likely not, as there isn't a way to reconfigure the headset to connect via bluetooth or wireless. If your iPad has a USB Port to plug the USB Dongle into, MAYBE. I was able to get the headset to work with my MacBook Pro, but I don't have an iPad so can't test definitively.

No, it will not work with either

It will not work with an ipad as you need to plug in via usb to provide the wireless feature. Also, there are no 3.5mm jack, everything is done via wireless and usb.

As for the xbox i am not sure but I am guessing no because the box states it would need Windows 7, 8, or 10 as minimum specs.

No

the answer to your question is for Ipad it wont work. Tried it myself and wont work. For Xbox im pretty sure it could work but not 100% since i have not tried it personally

For desktop computers only hit hooks up to the USB and requires drivers

Xbox for sound yes, mic NO!!!! iPad don't know

No. These require a USB dongle

We use for the Xbox 360. Haven't tried it on the IPad.

I can sleep with them on. I am a back sleeper and a bit older than some (63). I often sleep in a recliner chair since I had surgery years ago. It became a habit and has been good for my back - lol.

The only thing I do is this. If you have ever gone to a barber shop you you remember them wrapping tissue around your neck before putting the drop cloth around your neck, that is for two reasons.

1.) It feels comfortable for the customer
2.) It keeps the customers skin oils, dirt and possibly bugs out of the fabric used for the neck material.

I have taken to using several layers of the cheapest single layer tissue and wrapping the ear cups with it, tucking it in behind them as I go. At the end, I curl the leftover all the way around the cup, into the speaker area and then under the inside of the cup.

It works, the headset always feels fresh, the cups stay clean. If a friend comes over and I want to show them something, I don't have to worry about a layer of sweat, ear grime or natural oil, I just peel off the tissue and let them listen. As the G930 has "plastic" ear cups, it is far more important with my G633 that has fabric ear cups. They are a PITA to clean, but more comfy in the long run.

It's plenty comfortable for extended gaming sessions (8+ hours of wear). You may run into a myriad of connectivity issues. Just do a google search for G930 and you'll see videos and forums with a list of issues and "fixes". I'd look elsewhere if I had the money in hand again.

Other then a little sweat around the ears it's very comfortable, but due to the nature of the material hugging around ears despite it being plush and not hurting your skin a little natural perspiration will happen there. You mostly won't feel it at all until you take the headphones off.

So yes, extended gameplay isn't an issue. They're bulky though ( not that you actually feel the weight of it but the size of them is still notable )so "laying down" with them or something like that isn't really an issue. It's meant for having your head essentially upright. Slouching, laying down but head titled up, sitting up in your computer chair, etc. all good postures for extended use.

I find that these headphones are comfortable for about an hour or two then it starts to give me a headache, but it's great for gaming and watching movies with.

Very comfortable and light, and the ear pads are soft and fit well.

It's very comfortable. .. ears get little warm though

Super comfortable!

IT works super IT can be some warm

I wear this headset sometimes for 6+ hours continuously and it doesn't make my ears hurt the way on-the-ear headsets do

The headset is too heavy and the battery doesn't last, despite the great functionality. I returned it.

Comfortable around the ears but my neck got tired/hurt after a few hours, they are pretty heavy.

I can only speak for the Logitech, which I am returning. This headset drops its wireless connection randomly and constantly and you need to turn them back on a lot. I would not get this headset.

G930 sound quality is amazing but take care of it or it will break.
Not sure about the H2100

I picked up the 930's Friday and returned them Sunday. The drivers have an issue. It cuts in and out. They are so comfy though! I exchanged them for the 2100's and it's perfect. Sound quality is great and comfy as well. Range is pretty good too.

I was looking at the same two products and I tested both of them out. IMO, the logitech g930s are superior.

No experience with the Corsair, but I can definitely say that the G930's have the best audio quality I have experienced in a headset. (I've used Turtle Beach Stealth 500x, Astro A50, Tritton AX720). Not only that, but they are the only pair that I could stand, and even enjoy, watching a movie on. Punchy bass, and best of all the audio does not sound tinny which is a problem I have had with every other headset I have used.

Haven't tried the corsair but bad reviews. I build comps and corsair stuff has been great for me like liquid cooling to my chipset but headphones i dunno. Took 2 pair of logitech G930's back one kept cutting out 2nd wouldn't charge. Check out kingston hyperx cloud 2.

As far as sound goes both units are very similar with the Corsair sounding slightly better and battery life on both is about 10 hours for both units.

The Corsair has fabric ear cups and padding as opposed to leather on the G 930, so this is a matter of preference. The Corsair, in my opinion, is a little more comfortable to wear as I feel the padding is more robust.

Aesthetically, its a personal choice, but the H2100 is prettier (again my opinion).

As far as features go the G930 wins hands down. The H2100 has a power button and volume wheel with 2 usb cables (one for charging and one for that can used to plug the dongle to PC) and the wireless receiver to the pc. The G930 has the same volume wheel and power button but also has 3 programmable buttons, a surround sound switch, and a mute button. The G930 has a hockey puck like docking station which means you won't have to hunt for your cables (the cables can be rolled in the puck when not used) , while all the cables for the h2100 are plugged directly into your computer with no docking station supplied..

If you're looking for comfort and better sound go with the Corsair but buy the Logitech if you're looking for extra features and convenience.

I have the G930. I love it. The sound is great and it has quite a few features. Some I won't use. You can turn on and turn off the stereo directly on the headset if you would like. The controls on the headset work well as expected. The noise cancellation works great, sounds are rich. I would imagine the better the mixer you have the more you will get out of the headphones.

If you don't like the mic on the left hand side that may be an issue.

I ended up purchasing the G930, didnt get it on sale, but was still a bit persistent on either one.. So far the headset has been good, cant say it surpasses my expectations. Sometimes the audio will cut out when i go to the kitchen, there is maybe two walls in betweer that block the frequencies. Yet even then walking to the other room the audio cuts out as well.. Gotta figure out the 40 feet distance, seems a little short now that i have them.. Besides that, the audio seem alright. may seem a bit dim when playing some games, to the point that i increase the audio high. Yet it could be the game GTA V which has alot of bugs.

let this review speak for itself

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MO827BlTR50

also the speaker quality of the G930's is the same as the H2100's

I have only used it for 4 hour increments, but it will charge up for 8+ hours of use.

8-9 hours is what i get with it

I get about 4-5 hours of use while gaming and a little longer if just streaming video.

10 hours

6 to 8 hours depending on volume level

battery good. watch out for Logitech's defect it may have a humming noise in it...

8 to 10 hours

They say, 3 hours when they're fully charged. My experience is 20-30 minutes before they chime every 5 seconds for 45mins then shut off. So a little over an hour.

7 to 9 hours. takes about 30 mins to charge.

my wife used hers for several years before the battery gave out. Logitech sold us a new one for $10 and it included a mini screw driver kit to install it.

The reason people have it turning on and off, is the amount of witeless objects in the room or around. Has problem catching the reciever if their is alot. I personaly havent had a problem with it while its plugged in at all. All around great headswt, highly recommend it.

I had that issue after three years of owning it, but they're perfectly fine as long as you keep it plugged in, even rechargeable batteries stop charging at some point.

It will cut off regardless if plugged in or not. Its a software bugg from what I have read about these. I tried several things and even contacted Logitech and all were fails. My suggestion and from what I've read, don't install the software for the headset and it should work fine.

They cut in and out constantly during use, regardless if they are plugged in or wireless.

lifespan is great, but it does turn off at random even when in play.

They continuously shut off on my son no matter what he did. This also went on with several of his friends that had bought them. They all replaced them.

It turns off when unplugged- but why buy wireless to leave it plugged in. Waste of $.

They don't really turn off "randomly". The G930s are programmed to shut off after 45 minutes, but it's not consistent. Also, my set seems to shut off when the wifi signal in my apartment weakens - not sure if that's a common complaint or not.

My wife uses this one, BUT when it is on her wrist, it never shuts OFF and responds when needed.. When she takes it off or wears it over a jacket, it does tend to shut off after a period of time. This may be a feature, not sure, but if she is wearing it she has not had this problem. The only other time this happens to her, is when she is in the car and the car takes the bluetooth functionality from watch. If she is in the care for a while, the watch stops responding... Hope this is some helpful information

Yes, the 7.1 surround sound is PC only. The software that comes with the headset or downloaded provides the drivers to do so. I do wish they considered that for the consoles too.

The virtual 7.1 only works on pc's with the logitech software installed. On PS4 you only get left and right audio.

on the description it says that it only works in stereo mode on the ps4

yes the surround will work on ps4 of course it will sound best if the game is compatible but should work regardless

Correct, the surround sound is not supported on the PS4.

It's also very low quality and sound, this should not be used for video game consoles.

Yes 7.1 surround mode works only with computer and PS4

Not sure because the headset Has not been updated for the Mac. Which sucks.

The settings for the surround sound may need to be changed manually through the audio settings, the only other thing I could think of is the surround sound in the head set may only be running the drivers from a pc set up!

I believe the 7.1 is pc only. You have to go through the logitech software to enable the feature.

Yes, excellent sound quality on the PC.

Yes, this works very well for skype. :)

works great with skype

when everything is properly set up for the headset and also your audio settings then it works great!

I use it for skype and like it. It is not super lightweight as it encloses the ears, but that means it does not press on them.. That is a personal preference.

yes it sure does

Yes, I have used many skype calls and it works like a charm.

Yes it does work well with Skype. It is really nice because you can be 30ft away or so and still have clear connectivity.

Yes, it works well with Skype. However you may run into a myriad of connectivity issues. just do a google search for G930 and you'll see videos and forums with a list of issues and "fixes". I'd look elsewhere if I had the money in hand again.