I bought my Logitech G533 a year and a half ago. Had decent reviews, and I got it new for a reasonable price on eBay. Two days ago, the mic broke, and I discovered it's a known issue (Reddit link) since 5 years ago. But, I thought, clearly this would be covered by its two-year warranty! Doesn't even require a receipt if you just need a replacement! So naturally the rep says:
Yes, fucking emoji and all. So I'm typing up a complaint to my state consumer protection agency and spreading the word not to trust Logitech more than you can throw them.
Is this standard? Probably. Should it be? Hell no.
At this point, might try to repair it myself; but I'll likely be out another $100 for my second headset in as many years.
And is it too much to ask the fediverse to contain a pterodactyl, triceratops, and saber tooth tiger themed apps?
https://www.forbes.com/sites/antoniopequenoiv/2023/06/15/reddit-ceo-pushes-back-against-blackout-will-let-users-vote-out-moderators/
Reddit CEO Steve Huffman is looking to put an end to the site’s blackout.
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