Customer Ratings & Reviews

It works and it's comfortable. It's very versatile in ways you can plug it in. I would prefer a longer cord, but I don't think it detracts from the quality.

Can't hear well..Very good price..Just not the best..

DONT BUY IT WILL BREAK IN YOUR FIRST MONTH OF USING IT.

Things work for 6 months then stop working .dont buy them

The Logitech G432 surround sound gaming headset fits nicely and is comfortable to wear for extended period of times. My ears did get a bit warm but it didn’t bother me too much. Sound while using them will vary from what device you are using. For example, the Switch sounds pretty good, and I can adjust the volume on the switch itself and even more on the headphones. When I was playing on the Xbox One or PS4, I could only adjust the audio with the headphones and they were not that loud. Sound bleed from the outside is pretty bad with these and I was trying to play PS4 in a loud environment and I could barely hear the sounds of the game. They do seem to get a lot louder when being used with a computer or phone. This is where they really shine and the 7.1 surround sound can be heard fully that way. The 3.5mm cable is a good length and is hard wired into the headphones. Which could be a bummer if you have a damaged cable and you would have to throw these away. The microphone works well and my friend on the other side of the skype call I tested said that he could hear me very well with no feedback. I was able to mute the microphone by simply folding it up and out of the way. I do like these and the price that they are make them a pretty good deal, but for a little more you can get more options with their other offerings.

The headphones are quite comfortable and work well with my prescription glasses. They fit my rather large cranium without maxing out the adjustment. They are well made and the ear cups are comfortable on my ears, something most headphones aren't. I'm able to leave them on for an extended amount of time. I used these on my Windows 10 pc and they sound great. The mic works well with Dragon Naturally Speaking and the speakers work well with iTunes and gaming on Twitch. The reason I docked it one star is that they sound awful when used with my Onkyo receiver. I recently bought the receiver for my home theater because I needed new HDMI's with the 2.2 update. I thought it would sound great with the 7.1. I tried phono, cd's, iheartradio and other apps. Either I don't have a setting right or they just don't work with audio equipment and are for consoles and pcs. Not sure, but I was really bummed when the sound wasn't close to usable. Anyhow, if you are in need of a decent low priced gaming headset w/ mic, this might be the one for you. It really depends on how picky you are about the construction. If you don't mind lots of plastic, as I don't, then I say go for it. I'd recommend these to most average gamers/users.

The Logitech G432 7.1 Surround Sound Wired Gaming Headset is the best wired gaming headset I've used. The overall design of the headset is great. The structure is solid, the controls are conveniently positioned, while remaining extremely comfortable. The ear cups are designed to support periods of extended use without feeling heavy, or causing a pressurized sensation I've experienced with other headsets. The padding is soft, but the headset fits firmly on my head so it does not move around as I turn my head or change positions. The Logitech G432 headset is exceptionally functional. Easily control the volume directly from the unit, the microphone position is adjustable, and ear cups are adjustable. Now, on to the most important feature of the Logitech G432 7.1 headset, the sound. This headset delivers amazing sound while gaming. I hear every detail in the music, the sound effects, explosions, creaks, drips, wind... nothing is left out. The microphone is stupendous as well. My teammates say my voice is crystal clear while chatting. And, to mute the mic, just rotate the extension upward. Very intuitive. I highly recommend the Logitech G432 7.1 Surround Sound wired gaming headset.

I primarily used these on my PC for gaming. They felt comfortable, even after having them on for 2-3 hours at a time. The sound quality was pretty good, but Logitech offers higher tier gaming headsets at a higher price point. I don't do a lot of multiplayer voice chat, so I cannot offer any commentary on the mic clarity, but flipping the mic up and out of the way should mute it. No fumbling for buttons, switches or knobs to mute the mic. I did have some issues initially with getting these to work with the USB adapter for the PC, but was able to resolve the problem with their tech support. If you are looking for a gaming headset that is comfortable, fairly durable, and won't break the bank, consider these. -1 star for having an analog volume dial on the back of the headset instead of inline on the cord. Great headset otherwise.

Amazing headset with amazing sound. The only thing is that I've had to get one replacement headset already and not even a year later I'm going to have to get another one. The first time it was because the microphone control arm decided to stop working. And now the second time it's the cord that plugs in to the controller right at the base where it plugs in there is a short somewhere. Other than that it's been fantastic. You can't beat what you get for the price

I really wanted to be happy with these, but alas it was not to be. At least not completely. Starting with the pros: The sound quality on these headphones is actually very good for the price, with full 7.1 surround sound that actually gives you the perception of sound in different quadrants of the sound area, meaning you can hear things coming up behind you or off to your side, an excellent help with FPS-type games. The driver for the speaker is the same as the more expensive headphones in this line, so you’re not sacrificing sound for price with this set of headphones. The sound knob is placed behind the left ear and is easy to reach on-the-fly. This is much better than some that have a knob in-line in the wire that can get bumped or moved & you lose audio. The mic is a “flip up to mute” type, so there’s never a question as to whether you’re on mute or not, again unlike other headsets that use an in-line control button. The sound on the mic is excellent, as well, and never had an issue with anyone not being able to hear me or sounding like I was distant. Now the cons: Starting with the construction, the plastic feels thin and cheap to me. It makes that awful plastic “creaking” noise when you put any pressure against the plastic, which always makes me think “cheap”. This thinner plastic should make them a bit lighter in weight but isn’t, likely due to the size of the speaker driver (an acceptable trade off). (That said, they aren’t overly heavy to begin with, just saying that they didn’t save anything other than cost with the thinner plastic.) Now the biggie: I wear glasses with a thicker side arm and found these to be absolutely unbearable after about an hour. The padded ear cups, while pretty soft, aren’t soft enough to give around the frame of my glasses & started pushing it into my skull. I tried repositioning them multiple times, but they never got comfortable. So for short use, they were fine, but everyone knows we’re not jumping on gaming systems for an hour & leaving. As a PC gamer, I was forced to convert the single 3.5mm headphone jack to USB using the included USB DAC dongle, once again paying homage to those who console game. While I understand this, I’m worried that there is a potential for losing that dongle & rendering the headphones useless on my PC. For those using these with a computer with the old headphone & mic jacks separate, there is an adapter for the single 3.5mm to dual 3.5mm plugs, as well. The mic is beefy, and bends “a little” toward your mouth. Personally, I like a mic that goes pretty close to my mouth, and this one is stiff to the point you can’t get it close. And while it does bend, know that for every 1 inch you try to bend it in, it will bend back out on its own about a half inch. In my opinion, the wire inside the mic needs to be a bit more flexible for those of us who wear it more like an aircraft headset. Also, not a con, just a heads-up. If you want to use this with Windows, you really have to download the Logitech software to go with the headset & not just use the plug-and-play that happens when you connect it. The plug-and-play doesn’t cancel the mic-to-earphone sound, so when you’re speaking you hear everything directly in your ears louder than the incoming audio. The Logitech software cancels that sound and lets you speak & hear normally. Overall: Overall these are excellent-sounding headphones at this price point. I think a lot of the gaming hardware is overpriced for what you get anyway, playing on a niche market of people who tend to want beefier hardware with a lot of bells & whistles like LEDs and 200 buttons on a mouse. The G432 comes in as a simple set of headphones with few extra bells & whistles, but with outstanding sound quality. Had they been more comfortable with my glasses, they would have garnered a 4 or 5 rating from me. Logitech (and other manufacturers) could at least design & sell an ear pad that has a small relief area or cutout in it that allows your glasses arms to fit thru. But until these manufacturers realize that those of us with glasses really need some design that provides relief in the area where our glasses sit, we’re stuck with less-than-comfortable solutions. This was no exception.

The Logitech G432 7.1 Surround Sound Wired Gaming Headset (Leatherette) brings gaming sound and communication to the next level. This high quality gaming headset combines quality sound and communication with long-lasting wearability and comfort! Logitech has taken gaming headsets to the next level with this rendering. I loved the lightweight feel and comfortable wear it has, even over hours of use and play. PROS - Logitech quality - Lightweight and comfortable - Quality sound and communication - Stylish and tech-smart features - Universal compatibility with PC, Mac, and Xbox CONS - Wish it was cordless is all

I picked these up for testing because I expected the company that owes Astro would now have the same quality product. Not the case for these! I understand that at this price point I was not going to be Wowed. But I should have at least been satisfied. First off, I am an in no way bashing Logitech. I have a bunch of their products and swear by them. Even these head phone are designed and built very well not to mention super comfortable even after wearing for several hours (don't judge :^). However, the overall sound loudness is where I lose interest. I don't want my ears blown out, but I do want to hear everything as good as the developers intended and these miss that mark. When I compare these to several other pair in the "Same product category" the G432 model are much quieter than the rest of field, even at max volume on the well place volume adjustment wheel. Again, not saying that they don’t work just saying that the sound is about as good as your tv can pick up. When I put on a pair of headphones to game, it is so that I can have an edge which I do not feel I gain here. My thoughts are for the value that I can assure you these are, they best suited for perhaps a younger person or someone with sensitive hearing.

Headsets can be a love hate relationship. They are needed, but finding ones that are comfortable for long periods is a bit more challenging. And ear buds are not the answer because they fall out, run out of power, or at just not comfortable for long periods of time. This headset addresses all of these issues. First off, if you wear glasses, they feel good. No pressing of glasses against your head. There is also a headband cushion that lets them rest comfortably against the top of your head. Plus the ear cups move around side to side for a comfy fit. There is a decent amount of sound out of these. They arena serious gaming headset. You can adjust volume on your device or there is a perfectly placed volume wheel on the one ear cup, so you can adjust while playing. The voice quality is very good so others hear you easily. This will work with any platform, or device. It comes with a usb converter, a single 3.5mm to 2 3.5mm splitter, and is built with a single 3.5mm dual purpose jack. This is a lightweight set and easy to use for hours at a time without feeling frustrated with them. While there are features for gaming including surround sound, I found them equally useful as a business headset for my iPhone using the 3.5mm to lightning adapter that came with my iPhone. As for music, they are very good. They capture the highs and lows of each piece of music from each genre while providing realistic bass in the background and not part of the vocals. Surround sound for music is excellent! A great follow up to Logitech’s last similar offering. Frankly I haven’t found anything from Logitech that is less than excellent!

Right away you'll notice these are light when you go to unbox them and even though they are light they look and perform great! The cable is a slim rubber cable (as opposed to a braided nylon cover) which I think is a huge plus. At one time I considered the nylon covered cables the best but have found they catch on things and tend to end up with frayed spots with use so anticipate these will hold up to use a lot longer. The build quality of the headphones is good overall, they feel solid but are light and have good padding on the headband and the ear cups. They come with a USB audio adapter for the computer but can be used on any device with a 3.5 mm audio jack. They also have an adapter cable that separates out the mic and audio for audio devices that have them separate. On the PC, I did notice that the sound quality seems better with the adapter so would recommend using it when using the headphones but using them without still works good overall. They have audio controls on the ear cups and the mic mutes/unmutes when it's flipped up and down. I do wish the volume up/down was on the cord and not the ear cup as it'd be easier to find when you need to quickly adjust volume. In terms of comfort, they are pretty nice, didn't sweat my ears, and I didn't feel like my head was in a clamp. Audio quality is good with a nice full range with deep bass and decent highs. Again, the USB Adapter helps but for most games and situations they are great as they are. The DTSX is pretty cool if the game has it enabled, you really can hear steps coming up behind you and when hearing firing guns you can hear the direction they are coming from just like you were there - pretty cool! The audio tuning software is pretty straight-forward and lets you tweak the audio equalizer to fit your taste. Overall they are great and meet my expectations for a good gaming headset. In summary, the pros and cons are: Pros Lightweight Comfortable Versatile Includes USB adapter for PC Software for audio tuning DTS:X certification Cons Wired Volume keys on headset

So far I’m pleased with this gaming headset. It has a good build quality and comfort. They can be used with the included USB dongle for surround sound using your PC, or you can use it without the USB dongle for use in all other electronic devices. The mic can be turned on or off by lifting it up to off mode, and down for on mode. Overall I like them.

I originally bought this headset for PC gaming, and have yet to try it with my Switch or the PS4. For PC gaming this works great! Very comfortable for long hours, and even with glasses on there is no pressure to the sides of your head. Sound quality is great. Also I love the style of these.

Good sound quality and is comfortable overall is good

First off, the audio is insanely good. The surround sound is amazing, and I love the adjustable wheel on the left side. The cord isn't too long, but not too short, either. Overall, the sound quality is amazing. The microphone is decent, but could've been better. It's definitely easy to hear people and understand them, but it almost sounds like your talking in an echoey room. The mic is still good, and people will definitely be able to understand you perfectly. I've noticed that the earphones are a little creaky when you move them, but I've only noticed it when I put them on and off.

I've always been a fan of the Logitech G430/G432 Headsets. They have great sound quality, great 7.1 surround sound, high-quality microphone, and the added volume rocker on the side cup is a great addition. But the build quality could be better and that's where it loses a star. After 2 years, I often end up switching to another G430/G432 because a piece of the connector on the headset breaks and the wire is exposed and loose. First 2 years are heaven though.

The sound is good - I've got nothing bad to say about it - I may not be able to drone on and on about the 'range' of the sound, how it handles the highs (treble?) or lows (bass?) - but i like the quality. On another note, I also like that it came with a USB-to-Headphone Jack adapter. I wonder if with minimal effort I can get an adapter that would let me attach the USB connection to, for example. USB type C or lightning adapters, which might allow me to connect to my mobile phones or tablets. If that works, the USB adapter may have a longer life than the headphones do, because it is a separate adapter, and it seems i break a lot of headphones frequently (i.e. wires cut, or speakers blown, etc.)