The ALL LOGITECH Gaming Setup

Logitech makes a lot of computer peripherals. From keyboards for your mom, to keyboards for your gamer bros, if there is a category of product that lives on your desk, Logitech probably has their hat in the ring. And after creating some iconic pieces of kit, like the Logitech G Pro Superlight, or the MX Master line-up of products, it's no wonder they're a top brand in a space crowded with competitors like Corsair, Razer, Cooler Master, and many more. But is it all good? We build a full gaming setup using only Logitech products to find out.

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MUSIC CREDIT
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Intro: Laszlo - Supernova

Outro: Approaching Nirvana - Sugar High

CHAPTERS
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0:00 Intro
0:25 Logitech G715 Keyboard
1:30 Logitech G840 Mousepad
2:08 Logitech G PowerPlay
2:48 Pro X Superlight 2
4:18 Pro X 2 Lightspeed
5:26 Mic Covers
5:56 G560 RGB Desktop Speakers
7:25 Ultimate Ears Hyperboom Bluetooth Speaker
8:35 Mevo Start Cameras
11:14 Yeti Microphones
11:49 Blue Sona
12:32 Compass Boom Arm
13:17 Litra Keylights
13:39 Playseat Challenge X
14:38 Pro Racing Wheel and Pro Racing Pedals
15:39 Logitech G x Herman Miller Embody
16:43 Setup Impressions
21:12 Outro

[NeonCoding]

I love how every single product in this video, I felt like "huh that's a cool product", immediately followed by "huh that's too expensive"

[siddarthsrikumar]

shaved linus is coming. prepare yourselves.

[sindrisuncatcher]

Linus really got his money's worth with the little foam thumb microphone cover. Probably the best investment in this video.

[imjody]

6:05 - I am currently watching this on my Logitech Z-5500 surround sound speaker system (the beautiful set that replaced this Z-680 set). I just can't get over how much I love these 15+ year old speakers! 😊

[r.j.bedore]

"Shaved Linus isn't real. Shaved Linus can't hurt you."

Repeats mantra while huddled in the corner rocking back and forth.

[momoticord]

11:18 "R.I.P blue, you dabadi dabadie" I'll be laughing about this all weekend.

[stevey]

10:00 - The most important part of the Mevo cameras was not mentioned. These cameras support NDI video transport. A laptop with OBS, 3 of these cameras for tri-view capture at full 1080p each, boom, a super low latency wireless 3 camera portable broadcast system. These cameras actually ARE amazing.

[cikulata]

Me watching this video with -1$ in my bank account:

[RILDIGITAL]

Love the focus on Logitech and the clear explanation on the brand's offerings. The prices are quite steep though.

[Gobeman]

For anyone interested in the Boom arm: make sure your microphone is heavy and not light.. Cause that arm is going to be flying upwards straight if its too light even if you tightened the boomarm to the limit

[Cdub_socks]

Sim racing nerd here....

The racing wheel and pedals is their higher end product. If you would have gotten the G920 or related line, that's around $200-400. The difference is that the higher end uses a direct drive motor which provides more detail and force feedback, while the lower end has a belt driven motor and lower feedback similar to their older models like the G27 Linus mentioned.

[hendrik]

I'd just like to mention that the "PRO" wheelbase, wheel and pedalset is a direct drive setup and is meant to compete with higher end simracing equipment such as stuff from Fanatec, simucube and so on. The price is still high, but it's not directly comparable to the likes of G29 set or Thrustmaster T300 i.e.

[stormtechofficial]

We use the Mevo camera at my Church to do our livestreams. We’ve had it for years and haven’t had any problems with it so far. Great little product.

[ADVzac]

My favorite part about these videos is that it feels like you're hanging out with a bunch of friends and it's not work and it's just casual and it's fun.

[seanvdmerwe]

The price of Logitech products is high, but I've never found a company with customer support as good as theirs. My cable for the Logitech GPRO X headset broke a few months back, after it was out of warranty, and they sent out a new cable free of charge in less than a week(They also rma'd my G513 keyboard in less than a week when the usb passthrough stopped working, and back when I first got the headset, they rma'd it after the right speaker started disconnecting). The support staff responds fast, and they know what they're doing. I think a lot of what you pay goes into peace of mind. The company actually cares about user experience.

[ZombieGFL]

13:40

Steel toe boots now required for all builds.

[CameronRides]

2:00 that voice over was pretty well done

[drakekimpton]

2:18 I can agree that the power play is awesome. I have had mine for about 4 years now and I love it. I have never had my mouse battery die, in fact my G703 reached the end of its usable life (scroll wheel started registering nonsense) before the battery was ever an issue. No wires and reliable connectivity, totally worth the money!

[Drnn]

Man, I'm pretty deep into the Logitech ecosystem, but slowly transitioning out of it.

But the 1 thing I will never replace is the powerplay mouse/charger combo. Unparalleled comfort and performance. Haven't even thought of charging my g502 in the last 4 years.

[drewdane]

2:50 Have you not heard of the Logitech Unifying Receiver? Logitech's best party trick is being able to pair everything to the same dongle.