Logitech GPRO X Wireless Lightspeed Gaming Headset, Blue VO!CE Mic Filter Tech, 50 mm PRO-G Drivers, DTS Headphone:X 2.0 Surround Sound, Memory Foam, 20+ Hour Battery Life - Black

Great sound quality. Fits comfortably for hours of use. Battery life is decent. Easily works on all computers I have.

Ok, so to begin i have some cons,1. Microphone:The mic is not as good as people say, i was expecting something on the same level as my behringer c1u, but it's not even close(don't know why i expected that, just people spoke very highly of it), still great though, if your using it as a gaming headset i highly doubt anyone would complain about you sounding like your speaking into a toaster, extra points for having a detachable mic.2. Sound quality:These headphones sound amazing, especially after using something like Auto-EQ, their audio reproduction is on par with many studio headphones, with the main difference being the smaller sound-stage since they're closed backs, the directional audio is more than acceptable, you'll have no issues pin pointing where people are in games.3. Build Quality:I've had these for a couple months now and i've had no issues so far with build quality, the battery life seems to last multiple days for me of constant 13 hour usage pretty much, the ear pads are easily replaceable when you inevitably wear them out in a couple years.4. Comfort:So, initially, they're perfectly fine, i'd say after a whole day of using them they definitely hurt my ears, but if you use them for even 6 hours at a time you'll have no issues, the headband isn't the best thing i've felt but it's definitely good enough for the price i paid.Now to wrap things up, i'd like to point out that i had zero latency issues, this was something i was very worried about when i first wanted to get these headphones, i can happily say i have zero latency issues, and the signal is great from even quite far away, another thing is these headphones are almost perfect for VR, since they're wireless, the mic is better than 90% of VR Headsets mics too.

I'm surrounded by premium audio in every aspect of my life, but I like playing my pc wirelessly in bed.I originally bought the a50s for $300, and I never loved them but they got the job done. I bought these just because I didn't like how the a50s were holding up after less than a year, and these SOUND SO MUCH BETTER, mic is better, comfort is better, and I prefer the charging solution as well compared to the base station it's so bulky on the a50. All this for 1/3 of the price.Now I literally hate my a50s, they were so bad at producing audio, especially music, ESPECIALLY rock, and they didn't get loud enough, and they had firmware issues. I can't believe RTINGS rates them so highly I used to trust them.

I've had these for a week or so and I can comment on the good build quality and sound. They are lacking a few features I would expect on headphones of this price, namely a 3.5 jack for wired connections or maybe a bluetooth connection. However the construction and sound of these headphones are pretty excellent for wireless headphones.

I’m not a hardcore gamer anymore but I still like to be competitive and play a lot of FPS games, sounds quality is amazing Logitech never lets down, really comfortable even for long play sessions and if your not a fan of the leather ear cups you can switch them out for other ones they include which I think are even better. Battery is stupid good you can charge them up good one time and forget to turn them off and it’ll still have some charger next time you came back. You can get all that a lot cheaper in other wired products but the wireless capability and range on these things make them worth every penny. Being able to go grab a drink or whatever in between games or grabbing something across the room and not having to mess with or get caught up in cords is priceless to me atleast. Absolutely recommend

I recently broke my G Pro X Wired headphones so I immediately hopped on Amazon looking for the wireless pair! Low & behold, I was actually severely disappointed in the extreme drop in quality for what they were. I thought I was buying another premium headset that would be on par with the wired version with the bonus of being wireless.Sad to say, mic quality is terrible in comparison with the wired ones sounding almost studio quality and wireless as if I just recorded a phone call. The headphones themselves are honestly pretty flat with low tones becoming muddled and nowhere near the punch & volume that the wired ones have. I tried messing with the EQ, thinking it might've been that but it turned out to be the driving speakers themselves that have abominable bass & no ability to turn on Windows Sonic or any other spatial audio program to have surround sound immediately. Logitech's own program, G Hub, tends to also crap itself with updates sometimes messing up settings or practically bricking your device until you uninstall the program and reinstall or leave it completely off your computer.tl;dr these aren't the same premier sound you'd expect from other $200 tier headphones. Better off going Arctis for wireless but the wired version of these are substantially better than these wireless ones.

I purchased these renewedThe goodBuild quality, they seem to be built like a tankI like the sounddetachable micwirelesscame with everything, dongle inside one earmuff, logitech branded usb C cord, carry bag, extra ear muffs, detachable mic.The badI have a set of Corsair Virtuoso RGB Wireless SE and they have three ways to connectwireless, 3.5 jack, and usbthe Logitech G Pro X can only connect wirelessly, but you can charge them while using them wirelessFor me if you have the G hub software running the volume control on the headphones doesn't work, I tried them on my other computer that doesn't have the G hub software installed and the volume control on the headphones does work without the G hub software.would I recommend these yes, but if you can get the Corsair Virtuoso SE for the same price choose those.