Customer Ratings & Reviews

Listen I tried the G635 and G935.... The chord falls out and has issues on the G635 stay away from that one. If you need a headset go with the G733. It's worth it! Battery charges to full within 30 minutes and lasts 8 hours on the G733. Sounds is great. Don't believe all these reviews the G733 is superior for sure. This G635 feels really cheap and makes the plastic noises when you take it off and put it on. G635 has a little more bass but the clarity is NO WHERE NEAR the G733. Easy choice for me after I tested them all.

The microphone shares a ground with the speakers. This causes the microphone to trigger even when it is muted. The convenience of having a single plug for compatability sake is the root of the issue. Having separate plugs for microphone and speaker would prevent this issue as was the case for the previous models. Using this headset I recieved complaints from other players about my microphone when it was muted. It's unusable in terms of quality communication. This headset also can not be used with external amplifiers as the shared ground causes distortion and feedback. The included usb dac does not provide enough amplification for my needs. Returned for refund.

This headset is nearly percent. It has ANC so that means I can no longer hear my little sister singing baby shark in the living room. The only problem is the microphone. The sound of my voice in my game recordings sound terrible.

Switched from G933 wireless to this wired G635 after reading a news that wireless devices worn on the head has effects on the brain. G635 is more stable when you change from one user account to another in the pc. Bass is fuller too, probably because it has a larger dia speaker. But I miss standing up/away from my pc without removing the headset.

Preatty comfortable, and long lasting gaming esperience

Clear and comfortable quality. Tough and overall nice build

I got these when I started working from my home at my previous job. These kind of squeeze my head, but I do have a big head and it really makes them be noise isolating, if not, cancelling. However, the mic is not that great. I could not be heard on web meetings unless I put the mic up an inch from my mouth. I kept having to mold and move it so people could hear me, and I'm a loud person. The mic might be annoying to have on there, but these would be great from the plane or car when you want to tune everything else out. For its intended propose though, it falls.

It is perfect , the micro , the sound , everything

Something is damaged. I can hear audio fine on my laptop, but mic is not working. Then on another device, mic works, but on one side. Been trying to contact support, but cant during "crisis"

I like these headsets, the are comfortable and work great

I purchased the G432 reluctantly after Logitech stopped producing the excellent G430, and I'm gonna say, this is a downgrade in every way. The Top band of the headset that goes on your head is grease-spongy leatherette. If you have long hair, this will DESTROY YOUR BANGS after the oils accumulate, and can't be washed out. The sound is decent but a step down from the G430, and all in all, this headset accumulates a horrible smell and quite possibly, no joke, gave me an earlobe infection from the design of the earmuffs and accumulated wax. I would avoid this headset at ALL COSTS. If you can find a G430 for even $60, that's a STEAL compared to this.

Son loves it great surround sound for call of duty

This is my 3-4th of this brand of headset I’m buying for my boyfriend. He loves the style and they are comfortable, However we both agree that the quality it not great. We have had 2-3 break in the same spot in the past couple years so we have to keep buying another and another. I have a $20 headset for work that has lasted me almost 3 years, these last an average of 6-8 months if we are lucky. Just my personal experience, don’t let it refrain you from buying if you like it.

I bought these headphones so they wouldn't hurt my ears like wired earphones do. I needed something for a job that required me to listen and to be able to speak to the other person online. I purchased these after talking to an associate who stated that these would be worth it. I live almost 2 hours away from the store and only come back to town every 2 weeks. I got home, plugged them into my computer, only to discover that one side of the headphone did not work. I was frustrated that I had spent $50 dollars on a headset thinking it would be worth my while and my money, only to discover it was not. I ended up putting my $50 towards a wireless headset that works as expected.

This Logitech gaming headset sounds and works great.

Has good sound. Cool RGB lights when using it wirelessly. Not really rage proof since now I have to tap the left speaker to turn on sometimes.

This headset is...a mixed bag. It fit well and was comfortable, but completely non-functional. No matter what I tried, I could not get any audio output OR microphone input. Maybe it was me, maybe I just got a bad unit, I don't know. What I DO know is, based on my experience, buyer beware if this headset is one that interests you.

this headset uses a 3 pole 3.5mm headphone jack and a USB A connector to connect to your PC. Nice audio and clarity. Will not work with Avaya virtual phone.

I couldn't give it a minus star. I thought...Logitech, yeah they have some good hardware. Well they stopped making quality hardware and started making junk like this. No longer the friend of gamers with good joysticks, steering wheels, and other peripherals. The microphone does not have good pickup area unless you have a long face of a horse, and the ear pieces are good sized if you are a two year old. I wouldn't recommend these to anyone. In fact run away.

The sound was great, but the comfort of the headphones especially if you are wearing these for a period of time was lacking. I also did not like the cord.