Logitech - G840 Cloth Gaming Mouse Pad with Rubber Base (Extra Large) - Black

Sleek white look, with nice sound settings. I bought this last year (July) and I’m leaving a review just now to give it a 5 star since so far there’s no issues after almost a yr, the sound from the headset is still great, doesn’t hurt on my earlobes after hours of gaming. Lasts for few days without charging. And I love the option of having it wireless.

The PRO X 2 LIGHTSPEED is honestly my favorite gaming headset to date, and here's why: Pros: - Sound quality is good for this price range. It's not going to measure up to a set of studio-grade headphones (compared to my Sennheiser and Beyerdynamic headphones), but it's fantastic for gaming and occasional music listening. - It's flexible, sturdy, and lightweight, allowing long periods of use before any headset fatigue. I'm particularly susceptible to head discomfort, and this one fares better than my SteelSeries Arctis and AirPods Max. - The build quality is excellent, and this headset uses quality materials, especially where it counts. It uses a combination of plastic, metal, and ear cup materials. - Switching between USB wireless and Bluetooth is a breeze. The Bluetooth mode works on all my devices, is easy to pair, and works as a fully functional headset. - The battery life is excellent! I rarely need to charge and can even charge while using the device (accepts virtually any USB-C charger). Based on my usage, I may need to charge every 1-2 weeks. However, if you keep them turned off, they hold power. Did I mention they also have an auto-shutdown feature that helps save battery life if you forgot to turn them off? - Boom microphone is completely detachable, and I believe you can even replace it with another 3.5mm mic. - Comes with two different ear cups. The included leather-like and fabric ear cups are nice and comfortable. Cons: - Microphone quality is acceptable and comes through with a slight grain. It also doesn't have built-in voice isolation, so it easily picks up background noise (however, you can mitigate this with software). Still, I haven’t felt the need to replace it yet.

I bought the Logitech Pro Magenta headphones and I’m very happy with my purchase. The sound quality is amazing, they are comfortable to wear for long periods, and the design looks really cool. Excellent service.

[Employee of bestbuy] I’ve had this headset for nearly a year now and it’s fantastic. Great audio, lots of input/output customization available with the Logitech app. I use the headset for both of and ps5 gaming and have had no issues on either. They also perform very well if you just want to relax and use them to listen to music or watch tv (reasonable bass as well). Comes with 2 kinds of ear cups - a soft foamy leather type and then a more fabric type like astros have. I have not tried the fabric ones but absolutely love the leather ones; I can and have worn them through all day game sessions with 0 discomfort. Speaking of all day, the battery is great. I charge them maybe once a week? But I can’t remember the last time they beeped to tell me they were dying. With logitechs I think blue audio filter that you can turn on in the app they also do great blocking out background noise. I typically have my fan on full blast and the people I play with have told me time and again they can’t hear it. All in all great buy and best headset I’ve owned (last 3 headsets I had were the steel series Arctis 7, hyperx cloud alpha wireless and Astro a50s).

[Employee of bestbuy] Coming from the original G Pro X Lightspeed that I owned for over 3 years, I didn't expect there to be too much of a difference between the two headsets. And physically there isn't. In fact, (maybe it's just because I haven't quite tuned these new drivers to my personal preferred sound through the equalizer in the G Hub application) but I actually feel like the previous generation actually had a stronger mids, as I feel they get a little muddy and even lost at times with these. Besides that they are mostly the same, I can say these also do get a good bit louder, as I usually keep them at around 80% volume in Windows versus my original G Pro's always being maxed out. The new swiveling ear cups are a nice addition, but personally haven't found a whole lot of use as I don't use these when I travel. It's worth mentioning while I'm not sure if these are in fact lighter, they certainly feel like they are. Maybe it's better weight distribution as they are comfier to wear for prolonged periods of time. They also have decently better range, I'd say in my use case I can travel maybe 10-15 feet further in my house before they start cutting out compared to my original G Pros. Now, the absolute best feature of these compared to the original G Pros is definitely the battery. I'm simply amazed at just how incredible the battery has been. I purchased these headphones and received them over 3 weeks ago and I have charged them ONCE. That's actually insane. While I'm not at my computer 24/7, I still use them for at least 5-8 hours a day I'd say so that kind of usage is literally the best I've ever seen. Logitech should be advertising the battery life the most honestly. So yeah, these headphones are incredible. I think they're basically the best on the market for the price bracket they're in. I've tried the Steel Series Arctic Nova Pros and they maybe sound a bit better, and the swappable battery is convenient, but for $100 cheaper I think this is still a better buy along with an equally impressive battery (Though I think they should still be only $200, so it sucks they went up from there). Seriously, get these headphones if you're in the market for what I can comfortably say is one of the best gaming headsets ever released. The sound and features are already great, and combined with battery that can literally last over a week is an unbeatable combo.