Logitech G333 Repair

The Logitech G333 is a wired in-ear gaming headset designed for VR and mobile gaming. It uses durable materials, including a braided cable and reinforced strain reliefs, to withstand frequent handling and movement. Key features include tuned drivers for clear game audio and voice, an inline microphone and remote for chat and playback control, and broad compatibility via a 3.5 mm TRRS connector with an included USB‑C adapter. Multiple ear tip sizes and a low-profile angled housing aim to improve comfort and acoustic seal.

The Logitech G333 can be identified by the model number (M/N A00135). The model label is on retail packaging and often on the earbud housing; regulatory/serial labels are commonly on the packaging or on the cable near the 3.5 mm jack. This label lists the model (M/N), part (P/N), and serial (S/N) numbers.

• Form Factor: Wired in-ear stereo headset (earbuds) with inline mic
• Driver Type: Dynamic drivers (tuned for gaming audio) — exact driver model not specified on support page
• Driver Size: Not specified on support page
• Frequency Response: Not specified on support page
• Impedance: Not specified on support page
• Sensitivity: Not specified on support page
• Connectivity: 3.5 mm TRRS wired connection; includes USB‑C adapter for compatible devices (adapter model not specified)
• Cable: Braided cable with reinforced strain reliefs; length not specified on support page
• Microphone: Inline omnidirectional microphone with remote for chat and playback control
• Included Accessories: Multiple sizes of silicone ear tips, 3.5 mm to USB‑C adapter; exact accessory model numbers not specified
• Materials: ABS and metal-reinforced housings with braided cable and rubberized strain reliefs

Repair-relevant faults include cable breaks or frayed wiring, intermittent or no audio from one side, connector damage, and microphone failure. Diagnose by testing the earbuds on multiple devices, performing a wiggle test along the cable to locate intermittent contacts, and visually inspecting the 3.5 mm plug, inline module, and USB‑C adapter for damage. Repairs typically involve replacing the cable/connector, resoldering joints, or swapping the inline module or adapter.

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Limited hardware warranty varies by region; refer to Logitech support for warranty period and claim procedures.

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