Customer Ratings & Reviews

These are some great sounding headphones. I played several types of games to get a feel in how they sound across different genres. I also like that you're able to mess with the equalizer settings. I would sound that these have a more narrow soundstage. While playing Metro Exodus, sometimes people sounded much closer than they actually were. Since these are stereo headphones i felt there was also good separation between left and right. The sound was crisp and clean and the bass was more tight than usual but this is expected when you have new headphones. I'm sure the bass will smooth out once the drivers get worked in. I feel the fit and comfort to be kinda tight. I did feel pressure on the side of my head. I have a pretty normal shaped head. And the headphones so feel kinda heavy but they are made with premium materials but that is expected. But overall, solid headphones and they look very premium as well.

The focus of this model is comfort while gaming, and this is truly very comfortable to wear. You can play for a long duration and not feel the need to lift them off your ears due to discomfort from squishing your ears. These are more-so like pillows to your ears as a relaxed-fit. The sound is good, not bad, but also not 7.1, which is why the $30 extra for the X model is worth it in my opinion. Overall a great set of headphones for the price. Nothing too fancy and over the top, gets the job done, with comfort as the focus.

The Logitech G Pro wired headset is a fairly new product in a series aimed at the gamer market. Emphasis on comfort is the idea since most gamers are at it for hours at a time (if not *days*- you know who you are!) These phones certainly are comfortable. Like a few competing high-end wired headsets, you can actually wear them for hours without feeling like it's a chore. The earpiece cushions are soft, comfortable and shaped like an ear, not round. They seal well enough to block out most of the ambient noise while still keeping my ears from sweating. The mike is detachable (big plus) and is typically bendable to keep in your desired position. The included cables are for USB connection to your PC, and have adapters for straight 3.5mm male mike and speaker connections for use on a device without USB. You can also just connect a device to the phones with the 3.5mm stereo cable. The mike recording quality was pretty good, with a lot of the background noise blocked out in my experiments. Your game software or console could have different results, I noticed better quality recordings using an app like Audacity than with the Windows 10 built-in screen video and audio recorder meant for games. The setup booklet and fliers encourage you to download the Logitech G Hub software, so you can tweak and save equalizer settings, check out other user's custom settings, and upload your own to share. I discovered I like a lot more bass and low end than the people who have uploaded their own settings. It's only a 5-band EQ in the Hub so not a whole lot of difference in some of the uploaded settings. You have to register and log in to participate in the settings sharing. Some of the functions in the G Hub software are for use with other Logitech products they hope you'll fall in love with. The only "noise reduction" setting I found was to cut out hardware-based noise, not ambient room noise. Like I mentioned before, the heavy cushions themselves seem to do the job of room noise reduction. I made the mistake of poking my finger to see how the replaceable/detachable ear cushions come off. It took me every bit of 5 minutes to get it back on. Grrr. I did have a few struggles getting the mike to work by default in Windows. After checking the setup it simply began working. You should always check the volume control/mike switch on the headset cord as it is easy to mute the mike by mistake. A few quirks and struggles but this set of phones is very comfortable and offered very detailed good quality audio essential to some of the sophisticated games where you need to listen to what is approaching. At this price it competes with much more expensive wired phones and comes pretty close to top quality in what you hear and how comfy they feel.

The Logitech - G PRO Wired Stereo Gaming Headset for Windows - Black is worth more than the dollar amount that it cost. They give my ears an experience similar to listening to a movie in an IMAX theater. I can differentiate amongst all the different sounds clearly. Viewing my computer or TV screen with the Logitech - G PRO Wired Stereo Gaming Headset for Windows - Black on gives an experience of actually becoming absorbed into the game or video that I am watching. The ear pads are extremely comfortable with a thick soft cushion material. My ears fit inside the ear pads with no tightness or discomfort. The size of the ear pads completely engulf my ears and keep all outside noise from being heard. The attachable microphone delivers clear and crisp audio. I can hear all aspects of my gaming experience more clearly with the Logitech - G PRO Wired Stereo Gaming Headset for Windows - Black similar to the higher ended headsets on the market that I have previously used.

The Logitech – G PRO Wired Stereo Gaming Headset is touted for e-sports professionals. But in my honest opinion, I would classify the G PRO as a premium gaming headset. First of all, the G PRO doesn’t sport the usual futuristic designs most gaming headsets have. Rather, the G PRO has the classic design of premium audio headsets around. Save for the mic, one would not think of the G PRO as a gaming headset. With an all-black design save for the logo, aluminum forks, a steel headband, and plush leatherette cushions, its form factor as well as its heft is at par with premium audio around-the-ear headsets out there. Also like its pure audio counterparts, the cable can be removed and as a plus mic too can be removed. That said, let’s now move on to audio clarity. I initially tested the G PRO on three computers playing music just using the built-in audio drivers namely Realtek, Synaptics, and Intel. In all three computers, audio quality was excellent with the Realtek audio driver providing the best sound. I also had the curiosity to test the audio on my iPhone XR, audio quality is likewise excellent. In addition, call quality was also excellent. I then tried the G PRO using the USB connector to my gaming rig and I found out the analog connections were slightly better. But then again, I tried it on my gaming rig which has G-HUB installed. Since it has an EQ, you can customize sound settings together with your other Logitech accessories. You can also download profiles from other gamers as well. But personally, I’d rather use the analog controls. I then tried the G PRO (via analog connection) on two current games I am playing right now which are Star Trek Online and the Halo: Combat Evolved (Yeah it’s dated. But I’m retro.) In both games, audio is more spatial without adjusting anything. And one thing I like about the G PRO is that audio does not distort in higher volumes unlike other headsets. Overall the G PRO Wired Gaming Headset is an excellent headset should you want higher quality in your gaming and can also work as a normal headset too. This one is definitely a recommended item.

This are my favorite headphones now. The construction is solid and I love the steel peaces on the sides. The Gpro 50mm drivers are great. Out of the box the sound is a little flat, however using Logitech's Ghub software you can customize and equalize them to your perfection. Some Pro's presets are there and you can also download more presets! I currently have it on the one I downloaded for max bass and they are great and no distortion! The mic is easy to attach and it feels solid. The braided cable is long and sturdy. This version doesn't come with surround sound (I think Logitech should just enable it on their software, come on, its just software), however, I have bought window's Dolby atmos for headphones code and I have now surround sound with them. They can be used with a PC with the USB dongle, or they can be plugged to a PS4's controller with the included cable. The leather muffs are super comfy and don't make my ears sweat. I wear glassed and that was no problem either! Highly recommend them!

When I took the Logitech G-Pro headset out of the box, the first thing that struck me is how sturdy they look. The metal frame is thick and gives the headphones a solid feel. I didn't give a second thought to bending or twisting them when using them for long periods of time. I really like the fact that both the cord and mic plug in, allowing them to be disassembled when needed. Hopefully that also means the parts will be easier to replace down the road. The thick ear pads are very comfortable, allowing prolonged use without feeling squeezed. The only problem I have with all over-the-ear headphones is that we have very warm summer weather (>100 degrees) and I have a problem getting overly warm when I wear headphones. This is true of all large headphones for me, but I like the feeling of over-the-ear, so I put up with it as much as possible. Everything about the headset looks like it is high quality, from the cloth covered cord, the metal circles on the earpieces and the coiled wires connecting the earpieces to the frame. The satin finish contrasting the machined metal really looks nice also. I look forward to many years of service from these headphones, and wouldn't have any trouble recommending them to anyone looking for a nice headset for gaming or general use.

Logitech G PRO is a set of a unique but quite comfortable headset. I really want to talk about something that I appreciate with this headset first. These are certainly one of the most comfortable headphones/headsets I've own. They feel soft on the ears and doesn't leave with people who have on glasses on feeling uncomfortable. Something about the leatherette foam inside just feels great no matter what you are doing. Sometimes it's the little things Logitech pays attention to that matters. Before design, before features, They feel fantastic sitting on top of your head with not too much weight. If it's one thing here the comfort factor is through the roof. Something Logitech should pride itself on first. But beyond that the design is nice and the matte finish feeling is great to the touch. I think its an overall universal design which is great for people who don't want something flashy (LED RGB hype) and just something that is solid. G PRO is just that. Durability is certainly here and you getting such a well-built headset that it amazes me that Logitech was able to grow over the years to this incredible gaming line. The headband is adjustable and STRONG. It takes a lot to pull them down so you will never have that flimsy feeling. I do wish the headband was also adjustable when you rest them on your neck. Something the Astro A40's have this headset beat on. But construction here is a shining point of the G PRO. The sound of these headphones are incredibility amazing even without Logitech's USB sound card / G HUB software which I will get to later; You can use these on anything with a headphone jack. So if you just want to wear them out as normal headphones it is possible. They work on the Xbox One and PS4 as well. The inline controls come with the mute switch and volume rocker. Easy access to things on the fly like this is perfect. There has been no distortion fro the headset whatsoever, they sound crystal clear all around while maintaining a good amount of bass. On their own, without any of the features, they stand out as great. Drivers are huge at 50mm so you are getting an all-around great sounding pair of headphones. There is a detachable 6mm mic that sounds clear when chatting or using for Discord. It's not "Blue" certified but it does a great job keeping sound clear on the other users end. Next year I expect Logitech to add the Blue mic for non-G PRO X models users which would be perfect for gamers. Software is where you can take these to a whole new level. Adding Logitech's USB sound card gives it some of the clearest possible sounds for gaming. Everything sounds better especially once you set up the EQ in G HUB software. You can also save your own EQ profile as well but you can also download other people's profiles online they use for gaming. You can download pro esports and TSM's clan profiles as well. It doesn't stop there, Some games have profiles tailored the G PRO within the software. not much is there in the software but over time I expect more will be added within the G HUB software. Overall it's just enough here for your needs, but if you want to go beyond this then your best option is to look for Logitech G PRO X headset; Which gives an overwhelming amount of features for gamers. I love the G PRO's and I like how everything is mostly software related. There are some quick access features on the fly with the inline mic. They are extremely comfortable as well. This is certainly another win for Logitech and the way they are taking us gamers more seriously even if we don't have the money for the PRO X.

Great headset for gaming, the sound quality is just as good as the more expensive ones that are out there. I also like that I can also use this with my xbox and PS4, not just Windows.

The Logitech - G PRO Wired Stereo Gaming Headset for Windows is truly a great headset but before I go any further, it should be noted that this headset can be used with many other devices in addition to Windows PCs. This is awesome because of how comfortable this headset is and how great the sound quality is. It comes with a 3.5mm cable which allows the headset to be used with any similarly compatible devices such as mobile phones, tablets, and gaming controllers. For example, I tested it out with my Xbox One and was pleasantly surprised to find it worked just as well as any other gaming headset I have used with my Xbox One although it should be noted that an additional adapter may be needed if you still use the original Xbox One controllers which do not have the 3.5mm jack built-in. This versatility is a great addition to what is already an amazing gaming headset for Windows. As described, the headset comes with a detachable microphone, y-splitter cable for separate microphone and headphone connections to compatible computers, and a USB external sound card which allows you to adjust and save EQ settings via the downloadable Logitech G HUB software. I found the sound quality to be superb regardless of whether I used the y-splitter cable or the USB external sound card with my computer and had no compatibility issues with either option. The headset itself is very comfortable and fits well despite my relatively small head so this headset should work well for children looking to get more into their games as well. The only slight drawback I noticed has to do with the mic. Unlike other detachable mics I have experience with, the one that comes with this headset is not very malleable and does not hold its position when I try to adjust its angle. This isn’t really much of an issue since it still picks up my voice pretty well no matter what position it is in and the included pop filter does a good job of blocking unwanted noise like breathing or nearby fans. Overall, this is a very versatile and high quality headset in all aspects and I highly recommend it!

When I first opened the box on these the quality was very clear. The headband is adjustable steel (not plastic) and the headband and earpads are covered with very soft microsuede. When I put them on for the first time I immediately felt the comfort of the microsuede. The memory foam in the headband combined with the soft noise-isolating earpads rests the set very comfortably on me. I had read that some didn't like the weight of the headset, presumably caused by the steel headband, but I don't feel a thing with these resting on my head for an hour or more at a time and appreciate that they are made to be durable. Next, I downloaded the software, G HUB, that allowed me to pick from 5 EQ profiles that are tuned by pro gamers and then connected to my gaming laptop with the USB connection. When playing my game, I immediately noticed that the headset blocked out the loud fans of my laptop. I truly was, "in the game", only hearing the sounds of the game. While the headset is not surround sound, I could hear separate right and left sounds of the game. I have my laptop connected to a large monitor that I play in front of with my xbox controller so I also appreciate having the volume control and mic mute on the cord, which is a plenty long cord, to quickly change without jumping over to my laptop. After using this headset for several hours my first impression has not changed. Logitech clearly didn’t cut any corners in making a quality, comfortable, and stylish headset for those that don’t want to break the bank for a gaming headset.

Setup is simple, my windows 10 PC recognized the set instantly, and getting the G Hub up and running didn't take long at all. The only settings you can adjust are the EQ, but at least they can be saved to the internal memory of the headset, so they'll work on different devices. Music quality is, ok leaning towards barely acceptable. Mic quality is pretty good, it blocks out a fair amount of background noise, and my voice sounded clear playing it back using the built in Windows 10 voice recorder. Games are acceptable, but they lack the precision of better headsets that allow the user to really pinpoint where in game sounds are coming from. While the card in the box says they can be used on gaming consoles, they didn't work properly for me. I tried on my Xbox One with Forza 7. It was as if it was attempting to play back a 7.1 stream, but couldn't find the center channel. So, all that came through was all of the background sounds. No engine noise was present, which is pretty important for a driving game to hear the engine rather than having to look at the tach to shift. Tire squeal and suspension noises were very obvious and sounded fine, but again it was missing the important part. I messed around with both the in game and xbox audio settings, and no matter what I did nothing worked. The ear cushions are comfortable, but the set is a bit on the heavy side for me and after an hour I had to take a break. The leatherette doesn't breathe very well if at all, so the fact that they're a bit heavy will at least force you to give your neck and ears a rest..

The G PRO gaming headset has amazing sound quality. It doesn't matter if you're gaming, listening to music, watching a movie, of chatting the sound quality is amazing. When chatting folks commented on the quality of the microphone. When gaming I can hear much more clearly the action. Considering the price point these are at I'd call them a steal! Well worth the investment!

I know that's a cliche term to use but when it's true it's true. Setup was easy and the software downloads straight to your computer. I do miss the days of disc but not really. Quality of the material and the headphones themselves are beyond my wildest expectations. Truly amazing headphones.