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Where did you see $69 for the G930 on Amazon? Cant find it

The description of the wireless headset now says F540, which now correctly lines up with the photo and the model number.

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I think this is a great deal as I was looking for a cheap decent tablet for my kids for Christmas. This is the 16gb version tablet for 99.99 shipped no tax for me.

This is the Nook Tablet- NOT the Nook color which is more of an e-reader.

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What USB headsets have you used that do not let you listen to audio and use the mic at the same time? I've heard issues with misconfigured Bluetooth, but never with USB.

As for these they rely on your audio card, so you wouldn't have this problem. The issue is that you'll need a wire going from the headset to your mic port if you want to use the headset mic.
I own a pair of the G930's and G35's, which are both USB, and can confirm that you are able to listen to audio and use the mic at the same time.


I can only speak from my experience of the G930's and G35's, but the design is one of the most comfortable and the sound quality is what you would expect for the price. I would recommend any of those two, but the F540's are probably best for console gamers due to need to have a wire connected to make use of the microphone.

I am referring to the F540 (before the post was automerged with this thread). I am talking about streaming gameplay video, for example with Twitch. I want to be able to stream both my PC audio and my mic but with the freeware that is out there for streaming, you can only choose one channel. That's where I use a audio mixer that mixes the mic's and pc audio's stream together. However, I can't do that with USB headsets; the software won't mix the USB mic's stream and the pc audio... I can only do that with a headset that connects via the 3.5mm.

As confusing as it was to read all of that, I think I understand what you want to do. The F540 will act like mic using your audio card, like any other mic. The G930 and G35 will also do what you want with the voice preview option turned on using the Logitech Gaming Software.
And actually any recording device (including usb) can have it's input go through the primary audio device (including usb) by turning on the "Listen to this device" option in the device's properties (right click the speaker icon in the tray). This way you can set your broadcasting software to the audio output device/channel and whatever you say in the mic will also go through it.