Just to get this out front, the only reason these are “For Windows” is because of the Pro feature that requires the USB digital audio converter (DAC). This is what gives the special equalizer and acoustic settings through the Logitech G Hub. The settings once saved only apply to the USB DAC, not the headset and will work with any headphones. This USB device can then be moved from system to system retaining the EQ settings you saved to it. However, these have a standard 4 pin 3.5mm wire that makes it so it can be used in anything that has a standard headphone jack. So it works just fine in Xbox and Playstation controllers as well as a cell phone. The only thing is, the EQ settings remain on the USB DAC. As for the headphones themselves, they have a really nice microsuede memory foam padding and large earcups that provide a decent amount of passive noise isolation without touching your ears. The frequency range on these is nice, with ear tickling lows and crisp highs. I found the sound to be a little more refined using the Logitech G Hub to get the sound I prefered on the PC, but had to use other means on other devices. The 2m (6.5ft) long braided cord gives you plenty of room for PCs that might be under a desk, but a bit excessive when using something like a controller. It has inline volume and mic mute controls which can be clipped to your shirt for easy access. It also comes with a split cable for computers that have a seperate mic and headphone output, which is also the same braided material. The microphone is flexible and removable, so you don’t have to have it on all the time. Comparing these directly with another pair of gaming headphones, by only switching out the 3.5mm connection on the headset so everything else was the same, I found the Logitech G Pro had a broader sound range. With features like Dolby Atmos for headphones on PC and Xbox, having that clarity is what really helps the spatial audio.

The Logitech G Pro headset will be replacing my Razer Kraken Tournament Edition headset as my new daily driver headset. As an avid gamer, audiophile, and computer fan, I have a love hate relationship with headsets, even those that are higher-end. Whether it be enduring the awful mike quality of other headsets or the sweaty discomfort of poorly designed ear pads, I have often begrudged the use of headsets when gaming. My new Logitech G Pro headset has changed that. From opening the box to taunting hapless 12-year-olds using the crystal-clear audio of this mike, I have loved every minute of this headset experience. The headband is comfortable, exerting the right amount of tension without causing me to get a headache, which is a regular occurrence with other headsets I have owned. The looks are clean and professional, forgoing the typical over-the-top gamer look. This is a headset you could wear in an upscale coffee shop and have no one be the wiser that you are an undercover super nerd listening to your podcast through your awesome gaming headset while sipping espresso–pinky extended. On that note, I love the versatility of this headset. With the included USB external sound card, headphone and microphone splitter, or with the stand alone 2mm cable, you can plug into any device and have an awesome audio experience. I enjoy listening to my music on my computer as much as I enjoy hearing the highly detailed squelches and slurps of Doom 2016 glory kills. The basses are low and visceral, the mids are clear and balanced, and the highs are crisp and avoid the awful tininess that haunts other headsets that spend too much time trying to create good bass and not an overall balanced experience. The microphone is good, not amazing, but clear and with good noise exclusion from breathing and such with its pop filter. Perfect for gaming and streaming, but nothing you would use to do studio level voice overs and the like. One aspect of this headset that is absolutely worth mentioning and showing through pictures is how awesome the LogitechG HUB software experience is. Unlike the abomination that is Razer synapse software, this software is clean, snappy, free of bugs, and puts the controls for the headset EQ and sound easily at hand for the user, along with any other Logitech devices that can be controlled with the software. The on-board memory of this headset is amazing, allowing you to store EQ settings as needed on the device itself. The headset also integrated seamlessly with Discord which I appreciate immensely. Higher-end gamers demand a great user experience that does not addle their experience with unnecessary bloat but that enhances the experience and makes them want to add same-brand devices due to the smooth-continuity of that ecosystem. All in all, I feel that this headset is an excellent acquisition and absolutely up to snuff with its label as a pro headset. I cannot recommend these highly enough for their price range.

The Logitech Pro gaming headset is extremely comfortable and sits great on my head. I have a large head and with this headset, I don’t need to max out the headband; the circumference of my head near my forehead is 23.5 inches (ca. 60 cm). The ear cups/muffs are large, and they comfortably cover my ear, the clamping force isn’t too tight even if wearing glasses. The entire headset is not heavy. I play games for long hours and this headset is perfect for prolong comfort use. The most important feature of a gaming headset is the sound quality. To fully experience the quality sound of this headset, one must download the Logitech G HUB software. If you have other Logitech pro gaming product, you might have this installed. With the app, I created a unique profile for all games and every character can have a personalized profile. The app has preset profiles, one can browse/download additional profiles or customize your own. Normally, I start with a preset profile, adjust the sound to my preference and I then save it. The sound quality helps me better pinpoint shots at a distance, can tell where you get shot from, and where footsteps are coming from. The range of sound helps to clearly identify the sound of each weapon. Sound isolation is good which helps to tune the in-game sound and ignore the outside noise. The headset comes with a detachable microphone which is incredibly clear and accurate. Lots of my teammates hear exactly what I am saying so there is less confusion. Overall, it is a really nice well-built headset.

The Logitech G PRO wired stereo headset for Windows is one of the best headphones that I have tested out so far. They fit snug and comfortable on my head and are not too bad even when I am wearing my glasses, although when I do wear my glasses, I can’t wear them as long just from my frames being pushed a little too much into my temples. The pressure isn’t too bad, but just a little annoying and if push comes to shove, I could wear them much longer. The headband is made of steel and aluminum for strength and weight. Soft supple fake leather ear pads surround your ears, and combine that with the memory foam inserts and you have the makings of a truly comfortable fit and feel for your ears. These have 50mm drivers that provide a great sound out of the box and if you download the Logitech G HUB software, it gets even better. You can choose between some pre-defined EQ settings or you can customize and save your own. You can even download the settings profile to the onboard memory and take them with you. A 6’ 3.5mm headphone cable that feels sturdy and think is included. There is an inline control that you can adjust the volume and mute. I found that the placement of the control is just a bit too close to the headphones and I would have preferred it to be a few inches lower than it is. The microphone is detachable and has pretty good flexibility in it’s stalk with only the first inch of it not being able to be adjusted, but the rest of it is movable. Quality is really good as well and anyone I asked how it sounded said it was clear and loud. I am really looking forward to my next gaming session to play around with the EQ settings even more to see if I can improve the sound even more than I have.

These headphones are Of great quality and are built very well. They come with everything you need to connect to any device wether it be an Xbox, PS4, or a pc. It even includes a USB adapter. So yes finally a headset that works with all. Good sound quality, I have heard better but they are good. What I don’t like though is what really ruin it for me. They are heavy way to heavy and got annoying after 15 minutes for me. Yes the padding reduces outside noises but they are that fake type leather, yep, instant ear and head sweat. Also they should be wireless the cord to me is always in the way. I think they are average but next version should take more into consideration for comfortability and continue the strong build quality.