Logitech GFITS True Wireless Gaming Earbuds, Custom Molded Fit, Lightspeed + Bluetooth, Four Beamforming Microphones, PC, Mac, PS5, PS4, Mobile, Nintendo Switch - White

I purchased the original FITS earbuds, the UE FITS and promised myself I would never purchase another Logitech product. The UE FITS were extremely comfortable after molding the ear tips to my ears and the sound was pretty good, however, the bluetooth connectivity was horrible. It was a 50/50 change whether they would connect to a particular device (most often they wouldn't) and another 50/50 chance that they would stay connected (usually they would disconnect). Needless to say, they were the most frustrating earbuds I ever owed and eventually I through them out and either used my Apple Air-pods Pro or Bose QC Ultimate earbuds. Well I broke down and purchased the G FITS off of Amazon so I could return them quickly if they had any connection woes. To my surprise I have not had any issues connecting them to my PC, iPhone, Apple TV, Mac Studio or iPad Pro. I haven't tried it on my Steam Deck or PS5 yet but I am confident I will not experience any issues. I was also able to connect them to my iPhone and to my Alienware PC Windows 11. The sound is awesome, better then the UE FITS and the battery life is good. Of course it goes without saying that these are the most comfortable earbuds on the market. There is only one area it falls short of and that is ANC. There is not ANC feature with these earbuds, however, there is passive noise canceling. After performing the heated ear-tip molding process the earbuds will fill the cavity of your ear blocking out a lot of the ambient noise around you. While not as good as ANC, the PNC allows for a lighter earbud which can be sold less expensively. If you are in need of a set of earbuds which are also supposed to be great for gaming then these are the ones you should buy. You should also purchase them if you want the most comfortable earbuds you can buy at a decent price. I am extremely satisfied with these earbuds and I am very happy I gave Logitech another chance.

This has got to be the most frustrating product I have ever used. To set up the device you need to download the app. No problem, easy! I.Now you need to have your phone talk to the headphones. How? Bluetooth. Now you would think that's basic thing. Bluetooth had been around forever.No. This headphones absolutely do not want to connect to your phone via Bluetooth. I will absolutely bring shame to the family if I spend more than ten minutes to connect to Bluetooth device.Oh, how long did it take me?one. and. a. half. hour.Mind you that this headphones use UV light to form the ear tips to your ear so the longer I spent time trying to connect, the worse.The problem doesn't end after 1.5 hours trying to connect via Bluetooth.After finally connecting to my phone, the app says my headphones are low on battery. Great! Another 15 minutes out of the box and not doing the molding process!Okay so once it has enough battery, it started the setup process. Pretty simple. Sounds great. Fit great!But hold on, if you are using Logitech MX Master 3s mouse, or Logitech MX Keys Mini, or any devices that use Logitech Bolt Receiver, I am sorry to say that the Bolt Receiver's signal interferes with Logitech Lightspeed Receiver.If you read the above paragraph carefully, you will notice that both Bolt and Lightspeed receivers are made by the same brand!Yes, the two products of the same brand are not compatible with each other.One last thing, once you connect to your phone, finish the molding process, switch to Lightspeed receiver to test it out with PC, you will have a very hard time connecting it back to your phone. The very same phone you had been using 5 minutes ago to do the molding process. This is ridiculous. I had spent another 15 minutes trying to reconnect via Bluetooth but unsuccessful.And to make thing worse, even though the headphones do not want to connect via Bluetooth, the app somehow shows how much battery left on each earbuds. So the headphones are communicating with my phone somehow but absolutely do not want to connect via Bluetooth to let me listen to music from my phoneIf you want it to work with only one device and decide not to change to other devices, this is a great product. But if you decide to change from devices to devices, you will have a really bad time with it

I was really looking forward to this product, excited about the potential it had to make things easier for me. However, it didn't quite live up to my expectations. The unboxing was enjoyable, but the enthusiasm quickly faded when I realized the earbuds were dead and needed charging.The left earbud presented an immediate challenge as it didn't sit comfortably, even after adjusting the gel tip. On the bright side, the right earbud felt great and was easy to forget about once in place. Unfortunately, no matter what I tried, the left earbud remained uncomfortable.Moving on to using the product, the app worked seamlessly and had some fantastic features. However, my optimism took a hit when, after just five minutes of use with my PC, I noticed a persistent high-pitched whining sound. Initially, I thought it was part of the setup process, but later I discovered it was actually coming from the earbuds. This constant whining, especially when not playing any media, became a significant annoyance.Now, let's talk about the case. It looked sleek, but holding it made me question its durability. It felt like it could easily be damaged with a bit too much pressure, especially the lid, which gave off a cheap vibe. A slightly sturdier build would have been appreciated.Despite the positive aspects, like the appealing app and enjoyable unboxing experience, the ongoing discomfort with the left earbud and the continuous whining sound proved to be significant drawbacks. The fragility of the case, particularly the lid, added to the overall disappointment. This insight is shared to assist in your decision-making, and in the future, I plan to explore alternative options to find a product that better aligns with my expectations.