Customer Ratings & Reviews

It works as expected. The microphone is okay, about average for a detachable one, and comes with a hardware mute switch which is nice. Battery life is excellent, I can use them nonstop all day without worrying about their charge, and the adoption of USB-C is nice compared to the G935. The proprietary "LIGHTSPEED" connection is excellent, I can switch them on and they connect in literally seconds. Stupid Logitech G HUB software required for advanced controls, which is clunky. I hate the software suite, not the headset. Get it on sale.

The headphone portion itself is pretty great. The sound is pretty good for a gaming headset, the wireless doesn't have any drop out issues until you get >60 feet or so away from the base, and the battery lasts for a decent amount of time (20 hours or so, I'd guess). The logitech GHub software allows you to set up different sound profiles based on what game you are playing, or based on different criteria such as music, movie watching, or general desktop use. However, the microphone is *terrible*, so don't even bother using it. Also, the plastic clips that attach the headband to the metal adjustment sliders are weak and mine have cracked after only 7 months or so of use. Why they are not made of metal when the sliders themselves are, I do not know. I assume that this is particularly an issue for folks with large heads (such as myself).

Very comfortable. Battery life seems to be in line with specs, however, I generally plug in after ~12 hours of usage. Quality seems to be pretty good, however, I do not consider myself anything close to an audiophile.

Got these as a gift for my husband, and they’ve been a total game-changer! Super comfy to wear even during long gaming or work sessions, and the sound quality is fantastic—crisp highs and deep bass. The mic is clear too, so no more “What did you say?” moments.

Honestly one of the best headsets I’ve had, feels really comfortable, has great audio and mic, is wireless and has great battery life, comes with its usb-c charging cable and is very simple and easy to setup. Day one I was able to convince my friend who was also looking for a new pair of gaming headphones to get it and he loves them as well, highly recommend trying them out.

Solid product! I used to use G933/G935 headphones for a long time, but those headphones have same power button bug that was never fixed by Logitech. After my last G935 died I decided to go with more expensive G PRO X. Most important thing for me is virtual 3D, which was always excellent on G93x and on this headphones too. Sound quality is perfect. Bass a little weak and sometimes produce distortion, but nothing awful. No RGB means more battery live and I charge it once a week. Detachable mic is good idea, but I like more when you can just swing it like on G93x headphones. Quality of mic is not super good, unless you turn on "Blue" mode in Logitech software. Build quality is a top notch! Much better than G93x, unfortunately you cannot swivel headphone cups, but they still fits very good.

Most headsets sound muffled or weird and feel uncomfortable. The reason I like these so much is the tru tone. I can hear myself perfectly clear and to feels very natural. Other headsets make me sound muffled and conscious about how I am talking. Or I can hear the echo on my room. But these are great. I also like how when I mute my teams calls it keeps the True Tone on so when I unmute I don’t have to wait for it to come back on. Overall I’d recommend trying them if you’re concerned about other headsets and how you sound to yourself when talking. I use these for discord for gaming and for work on Microsoft teams and other work software. The cons would be sometimes the wireless can be choppy when I go into other rooms (fine if there’s no walls in the way) and they are rather large. But I prefer headsets that cover my whole ear as opposed to sitting on top of my ear. By not sitting on top of my ears I find these are more comfortable for all day use. They do not have noise canceling so I can still hear things around me. Mic quality is decent to pretty good.

I know this may be a little bit pricy but they’re so worth it. Incredibly comfortable and the sound is just perfect. I have two sets and I love them both. Would recommend if it’s in your price range.

The pros of this headset are the wireless (which is very solid with great range), type c charging port, extra ear pads, and software that's easy to use. The wireless and sound for FPS games specifically are why I purchased this headset. It's a a bit pricey in my opinion but it's really hard to find a wireless headset that has decent sound. My main cans are the Sennheiser hd58x paired with the liquid spark amp, which is an open back headset which opens the sound stage much wider, they have plenty of overhead for sound, and are actually more comfortable once broken in. Once I swapped the leather earpads out on the Logitech however it's hard to knock the fit. I have and will continue to recommend these cans to friends. My buddy sprung for the wired version and is enjoying them as well. Great product for gaming.

Audio quality is on point. Comes with "Leatherette" (pleather) ear cups and cloth mesh ear cups. i switched to the cloth mesh quickly, as the fake leather caused my head and ears to sweat after about 10 minutes or so. Microphone quality is very good. Plug & Play, Logitech G Hub app sets up everything for you. Battery life of 16-20 hours is more than sufficient, just plug it in when you're done and you'll never have to use it while plugged into a wire. Fits a little snug but my head is a little large compared to other folks. aside from that, I used them for several hours before feeling fatigued from being squeezed.

They give the best sounds quality for a headphone category and I personally love it. In my opinion it is the best headphones for the price bracket The cushions are soft and highly ventilated making me use it for long hours. The whole structure is very light and dose not affect my neck anymore. Very flexible and easy to adjust.

The Logitech G PRO X Wireless DTS Headphone delivers outstanding sound quality and comfort. With immersive surround sound and a lightweight design, these wireless headphones offer an excellent gaming experience. The reliable wireless connection and long battery life add to their appeal. The detachable microphone and durable build quality are additional highlights. Overall, these headphones are a top choice for gamers seeking high-quality audio and comfort.

Very high quality headset. Last pair of headphones I used was corsair virtuoso and those were by far my favorite because they were essentially plug and play. With these headphones you will have to adjust the EQ settings to get the quality you desire. That being said these headphone are much more comfortable to wear and the battery seems to last much longer. I have not utilized the microphone feature because I use a stand alone microphone but its nice that the microphone is detachable.

I had the Pro-X wired and unlike some I've enjoyed the MIC. Never had any issue with it. So enter the wireless version I was looking for. Is the MIC as good as the wired? Not quite but almost. As it's wireless you can tell there is some compression there but what I love is I've had well over 30 hours of battery life surpassing the quoted battery life by quite a bit. They are very comfortable and I wish they had just a bit more volume as they are a touch quiter than the wired version but for me the wireless feature does it all and it does it well. It has great range and the mute on the headset is nice. I wish it had a push to talk button but the MIC mute works just not as well as a dedicated button like on the G933. It's a solid buy and enjoying it so far.

To start, I only use them on pc. Great directional sound, feels great but the audio feels off, just not crisp, like. There is a mild constant fuzz. Just enough to feel like there isn't great clarity. I have been using the WH 1000xm5 from Sony and comparably, I very impressed. They are great for their cost, but there is still a big difference. They are 100% more comfortable though. They come with both cloth and leather earmuffs and nice padded carrying pad and a normal length charging cable like a 3ft one. Now the super picky stuff. While they have good bass, the bass seem very shallow, no depth in different frequency. Same with the highs. Voices however are almost perfect. When I had them connected to my pc it actually allow DTS 2.0 and 7.1 surround. Just had to enable it through the Logitech G hub. Which you should download if you buy any Logitech g series to be honest make the optimization better.

Ive been through at least 6 headsets in the past year trying to find one that doesnt cut in and out of service on my pc. This ones awesome. Was suggested by a best buy employee, glad i listened. Being able to mute the headset by putting up the mic is such a nice touch. Earpiec is comfortable and sound is crisp.

This is an excellent headset, even keeping in mind the price tag. Sound is clear and precise, although I wouldn't recommend using it for music too terribly, it's clearly for gaming. Microphone has exceptional noise cancellation. My brother and I often play in the same room (3 feet apart) and his voice never comes through my mic, while mine does come through his Corsair Void RGB PROS: Comfortable - Excellent sound - Great noise cancellation on mic - Battery lasts a good while CONS: No wired compatibility - Dongle is chunky to the point of being problematic when it is adjacent to other USB devices. (For instant, in the side of a laptop next to a keyboard cord) (Headset CAN be charged while using, so lack of wired capability is a nitpick)

This Headset has great software and Battery life. if you are looking for an everyday headset, competitive or casually, this Headset is very comfortable. It is a little pricey for a headset though. Overall, worth the buy

Solid works nice fits well. 7.5 - 8 /10 comfort Sound is overall good The battery life is the best part of it Not much input delay I wouldnt pay 220 for these.. or any headset but for the half price deal its solid

The Logitech - G PRO X Wireless DTS Headphone:X 2.0 Gaming Headset has so much of what I want with very few drawbacks. Let me preface this review with some (long) history: It all started with the Corsair VOID RGB Wireless Dolby 7.1 Headset with TRUE 7.1 Surround Sound. I loved that headset, BUT: Battery life was lacking (even with RGB lighting turned off). After using the headset for two years, the battery just wouldn’t hold charge. It basically became a Wired headset because I had to play with the charging cord in most of the time. Still love the headset though. During a Black Friday sale, I picked up the “Logitech - G933 Artemis Spectrum Gaming Headset.” I was reluctant since it has “Virtual Surround Sound” instead of TRUE Surround Sound. I was going to miss my discrete surround sound drivers. But, several manufacturers were going for larger drivers with virtual surround instead of several small discrete drivers. The first thing I noticed with the G933: Thunderous BASS performance compared to the Corsair VOID. Larger drivers, larger sound (apparently). The DTS (and Dolby) virtual surround sound also performed admirably. I can tell where that Reaper just ported to while playing Overwatch. No surprise Ults with my G933. I’ve been using the G933 for the past year and a half. The headset sounds great, especially after playing around with the EQ, but it has serious build quality issues. It’s so plastic. It clicks, clacks, and creaks no matter how gently you try to handle the headset. At times, I feel it’s just going to snap in half. I’m also over the RGB lighting thing. For me, all it does is reduce battery life. No one is staring in awe at the cool light show on my headset. Like the Corsair VOID before it, I shut off the RGB lighting. Imagine if there was a headset that had the sound performance of the G933 without the RGB lighting and cheap plastic. Imagine no more! It’s the Logitech - G PRO X Wireless DTS Headphone:X 2.0 Gaming Headset. When I saw the headset was available to order, I snapped it up right away. I couldn’t wait for it to arrive. After receiving the package (and spraying it down with sanitizer), I went straight to testing it out. The sound performance is comparable to the G933. If I mess around with the EQ using the G Hub software, I can make Reinhardt’s steps and hammer swings sound thunderous while playing Overwatch. Note: My satisfaction with the Logitech BASS performance is based off of my previous experience with the Corsair VOID, which was so weak in the BASS department (even the VOID Elite which has two larger drivers instead of several smaller, discrete TRUE surround sound drivers). So, results not typical. You may have higher standards than I. For those of you who are curious about the DTS Headphone:X 2.0 virtual surround sound: It is On Point (depending on the game you’re playing). I can personally attest to great positional audio in Overwatch and The Division 2. I can personally attest to horrific positional audio in Hitman (2016). If you are playing a game that doesn’t have surround support OR you are playing a game with surround support, but your audio settings are not set to 5.1 or 7.1 or “home cinema” or whatever the in-game surround setting is called OR you are playing a game that has poor surround sound implementation: The G PRO X Wireless headset will not sound good in surround mode. If the game has good surround support, you are going to have a good surround sound experience (this is anecdotal of course—you won’t really know until you run the headset through the gauntlet). The Logitech - G PRO X Wireless DTS Headphone:X 2.0 Gaming Headset uses far superior materials (compared to the G933). No more clicky clacky creaky plastic. The G PRO X Wireless feels solid and gives off a nice “Studio” vibe when you look at them. There’s no gimmicky, futuristic-looking “Gaming” design to the headset. It’s simple and refined. There’s no RGB lighting, which is refreshing. The battery life is admirable. I’m not constantly reaching for the charging cable (which is USB-C—another plus). Isn’t it about time your headset accepted USB-C? Overall, definitely satisfied. I generally keep headsets for about 2 years. I can definitely see this Logitech - G PRO X Wireless DTS Headphone:X 2.0 Gaming Headset going the distance.