Customer Ratings & Reviews

I’ve always been a Logitech fan. When I first started gaming/streaming I was limited to a certain budget so I had went toward the Logitech g430 which was in the 40-50$ range and fell in love since then. These and the g430s both are comfortable, affordable and come with great sound quality. These g432s don’t get the manual switch on and off controller, not to worry though because as with any convenient headset. You can easily mute and I’m mute by just flipping your mic up and down with the volume controller just a hand move to behind your left ear muff. People complain about the mic quality between the two, one is supposed to lack in that department which was allegedly the g432. My friends have said the g430 sounds almost identical but none the less when I am playing in random game lobbies the first questions are “ are you a streamer ?” “ what mic do you have ? It’s so clear” lol no joke. It’s actually kinda funny cause they will be amazed at how good you sound. So sorry for the rant I just wanted to clear up all the reviews on the g430 and this great g432 I purchased. People are so quick to complain about the cheap products they buy acting as if they shot for quality to begin with and just ruin it for people. Like I said, for the price these are my go to headsets. I have no desire to switch up due to the quality I’m getting for both in and outgoing sound. Forever a supporter ! Must buy !

Mic is better than my hyperx cloud mix PLUS the audio doesn't bleed into the mic with the 332 unlike the cloud mix. Geforce experience recordings and discord chatting are perfect. If you have an old pop filter lying around from an old headset mic, put it on this because one is not included. Lastly your sound card better have really good equalizer software or you'll need to download 3rd party software such as "PC equalizer gui" and "equalizer apo" as they are very underwhelming running the default Microsoft HD audio drivers that come with windows 10 etc.....but I prefer those to the related drivers. I cannot comment on the performance through a dac or high end soundcard. After I got these set the way I want. Excellent. Subwoofer bass booms in these and the treble is quite nice as well. In my opinion/experience the mids on these are the main complaint from me.....but eq software and some time will alleviate that. I'm very picky with sound. Oh and the built in windows sonic for headphones works properly with these as well.

Logitech was always a great name in telecom back in the day. Same with this item. I really like the raising and lowering of the mic for on and off. Clear sound. Very nice. It is atmos capable. My only con is the volume control behind the left ear, and sometimes it can get a bit clunky when on. Nothing a quick adjust cant fix tho. Great for the younger gamer.

I’m not some kind of pro gamer or anything so not sure how much my opinion counts, but these headphones sound pretty good to me. The multiple adapters provided make it easy to connect no matter what kind of outputs you have. Can’t say yet how they’ll hold up long term- they seem pretty sturdy. Lots of people gave these headphones good reviews and so far I’m happy with my purchase. Especially for the price! The next comparable pair are at least $30-40 more.

Pros- comfortable/fits my large domepiece sounds good so far price Cons- lack of set-up instructions in box and website software seems useless, but I am using a laptop w/THX software so desktop may be different durability seems iffy, probably easily broken by careless user Overall I'm happy with my purchase, probably can't do better for $40.

My previous headset was the Logitech G230, which I liked a lot for its good sound quality, durability, and comfortable cloth pads. The G635 is about the same size and weight, but with the same good rugged qualities and much better sound quality. It has surprisingly good bass -- so much so, that I'd recommend turning the bass down slightly in the equalizer; otherwise it can be overwhelming. The microphone completely folds away when not in use, avoiding the problem in the G230 where the microphone was sturdy but didn't fold entirely away, inevitably leading to damage over time. The G635 comes with both USB and audio connectors; I have exclusively used the USB. The lighting features are cute but pointless; since they're on the sides and back, you can't see them even when looking into a mirror or webcam.

This headset looks expensive. The sound is crystal clear. Love that the mic mutes when flipped up. Very comfortable!

This headset is probaly the best budget gaming headset on the market, great audio, decent microphone, wired (thats ok). and just overall a good headset

Solid sound for a good price. Comfortable for several hours, starts squishing my head after a while.

The headphone is lightweight and comfortable. It covers my whole ear which doesn't cause my ear to hurt even when wearing glasses. I like how the mic turn on and off by moving the mouthpiece up or down all the way. All in all, it's very comfortable. I use it for work meetings most of the time and others can hear me clearly.

Very comfortable, great sound, fits an XL head easily. I like when you whip it off it sits flat.

Excellent comfort and quality. No issues with sound or others hearing my voice. I really like how it automatically mutes when you point the microphone up. Volume wheel behind the ear is easily used. The option for using a usb plug or the headphone and mic jacks is also helpful.

Great headset overall and comfortable for a few hours.

Bought these during Black Friday after reading various reviews. Overall they fit well and mic quality is very good. My friends I game with online on PC were impressed with the quality. One issue I had was with the drivers since sometimes the headset would not be recognized at all. That seems to be resolved as of now.

To be frank, I wasn't expecting much from a $40 headset, and I was only really buying the headset because I needed the mic. So the pro's are : mic (quality is great for the price, friends on discord say mic is pretty decent), flexibility and swivel (mic is flexible, and you can move around the headphone cushions), and the Logitech software that the headset is compatible with is pretty nice since you can mess around with bass, surround sound settings), and finally the audio quality (which is pretty good for a budget headset, you will definitely be able to hear enemies in games). But with that being said there are still a few cons (which should be expected with something at this price range): the cushions (top and ear cushions) are too solid and not very comfy, and the material of the rest of the headset is plastic so its ok in terms of quality of material.

I got this Logitech G432 headset for my everyday computer. I stream some TV shows, movies or YouTube videos on this PC so I wanted something comfortable like my previous Jabra headset this Logitech G432 is meant to replace. My first impressions of the design is that it's rather bulky. The headband is made extra wide with plastic and I can't figure out why it's so wide. The padding is about 0.75" wide yet the headband is 1.75" wide. Why? The clamping force is higher than I like. I definitely enjoy having volume control on the headphones. I struggled to get the right volume with the Windows Sound Manager on my desktop. I also like having the ability to mute the microphone by swinging the arm up vertically. My previous set of Logitech wired headset had a removable microphone which I prefer, but I can't find that feature readily available on modern headsets. Being a wired headset, I plugged it into my desktop headphone jack, but since my PC sits on the floor, I'm rather limited to the reach of the cord. I tried to utilize my audio jack extension cord, but soon realized that the extension cord doesn't support the microphone. If you are going to need an extension cable, make sure you purchase the right one that will accommodate the stereo sound and microphone, otherwise you may need two extension cords as the set does come with a stereo/microphone splitter. What disappointed me was the G-Hub software. Without the G-Hub software, the audio is pretty generic. There is no option for Surround Sound without the G-Hub software. When using G-Hub software, you must adapt the audio cable to USB via the included adapter. Otherwise the G-Hub software will not detect the headphones. I also noticed that when I plug/unplug these headphones, it takes my system 30 seconds or so to detect and set the correct audio output device. The first time I installed the G-Hub software, it killed most of my audio. I was still getting typical windows tones when adjusting volume, or other system actions, but audio from the videos I was watching were completely gone. So I uninstalled and reinstalled G-Hub software and that fixed the issue. Within the G-Hub software, I was able to select a few settings to broaden the capabilities of these headphones. However, I could not run a test of the surround sound nor could I finely tune the perceived volumes of the 7.1 elements. I don't know why I can't do this. Overall, the experiences with the G-Hub software have disappointed me on this headset. It is a critical component needed to enable the 7.1 surround sound but doesn't seem to work well for me. That and the clamping force have left me feeling like these are just a mediocre set of headphones.

Creates a great audio aura for gaming. The volume control is convenient on the left ear. Great gaming accessory if one is into gaming. Its worth the price tag was well considering the discounted price. The color is premium and it matched well with my Dell G3 gaming laptop which also holds a Black/Blue shade.

I just bought these headphones. I'm only writing this review because I feel that some people might need to know that unless they use the USB connection they might not get full functionality out of the headphones with Zoom (the only one of these remote meeting programs I've tried). Therefore, use the USB adapter and they should be plug and play, although you'll have to set some of the Zoom software. The bass is definitely weak. Eventually, I'm going to download the software to see if I can improve it; however, for my uses, I really don't care that much. I have a medium size head, for which they seem to be a perfect fit. I'm not bothered by any heat build-up, and they are very comfortable. My experience might not be typical, since I don't wear them for extended periods of time. They also seem like a pretty sturdy hunk of plastic. I doubled the length of the cord with an extra bit of USB cable running from a powered USB hub without causing any problems. In summation, unless they break too soon, for the money they are an excellent value. Just remember to save yourself any headaches and use the optional USB connection which comes with them.

Perfect for gaming. Only con is that I wiah the ear cups were larger. I have big ears so they get sore after little, but otherwise perfect. Great sound quality. I use it on my ps4 and my xbox.

Quality of sound is amazing. The microphone can with proper PC settings sound just as good as an XLR microphone. My only complaint is the design - Logitech has in all their headsets a simple pin that is held into place with plastics. After 6-12 months of heavy usage (as any gamer would use it that heavily) it's going to wear on the plastic until the pins pop out. I've also had issues with the plastic cracking. My recommendation: buy this - buy a 2 year replacement plan for 10 extra dollars, when the design flaws inevitably break the device, get a replacement and spend another ten dollars on a new plan. Will logitech ever change their design? Doubtful, they've been doing it this way since 2011. Best Buy however has your back with that Geek Squad Protection and Replacement plan.