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True wireless gaming earbuds are picking up some steam these days, and now Logitech is throwing its hat into the ring. While it’s certainly proven itself in the gaming headset<\/a> world, though, this first step into an in-ear design isn’t quite as successful as I had hoped for. I was taken aback by the $229.99 \/ \u00a3229 price tag when I first received the Logitech G Fits, and even more so once they were in-ear. Yes, the tip design that molds itself directly to the shape of your ears is impressive, but the G Fits feel like an excuse to show this tech off, rather than being the high-performance gaming earbuds<\/a> one might expect from this price point. I took these gargantuan buds out for a test drive over the course of three weeks, to see exactly how they fare in a day to day setting.\u00a0<\/p>\n