Customer Ratings & Reviews

Logitech continues to evolve and release newer audio products for next gen consoles. So, happy to see they’ve released the Logitech G435 in time for the gift-wrapping season. In the box, you’ll find the headset, a USB Lightspeed adapter, a USB C cable, and a simple setup guide. The headset has some basic functional buttons for power, volume, and a simple mute button on the bottom. Holding the mute button allows you to swap between using the USB Lightspeed adapter or with Bluetooth. Once paired, the device connects quickly when turned on. I was surprised with just how light the headset felt as I held it and was even more surprised with how comfortable it was during use. It’s designed a bit smaller than other headsets in the same price range, while offering similar audio performance. The lightweight allowed for longer gaming sessions and required almost no charging for almost 17 hours during my initial use. Using the USB C cable to charge the device took approx. 2 hours to reach full. Pairing the headset with Bluetooth or Lightspeed on a PC running Windows 10 (at least in my case), and you have the option to use this with Dolby Atmos for Headphones. There was a couple of random instances when turning on the headset, where my PC was outputting simple mono audio, as if it were a phone call. This was immediately fixed by simply toggling the headset on and off. I’m not entirely sure why Windows would set it up this way, as there was no setting I could toggle to change the audio output, and it only happened a couple of times during the first day of use. If you’re using other Logitech accessories and have the Logitech G Hub app, you won’t see this show up on the main dashboard or in the “gear” section of the app (at least at the time of this review). Seeing as this headset is smaller, I fully expected the audio to feel less satisfying, but was pleasantly surprised with the overall quality being output from the 40mm drivers. The headset sounded best with Dolby Atmos enabled on my PC, with fuller sound, deeper Bass response, and a surround sound effect that provides a crisp sound to anything you’re listening to. Music sessions during work hours were pleasant, and the long battery life meant I could easily turn off my PC and jump right into gaming. The headset paired quickly using the dongle, which is required for use on the console, once you hold the mute button to toggle over. I should note, this doesn’t allow for multiple Bluetooth connections, so if you’re needing to swap to another device, you’ll need to initiate pairing with the power/mute button until you’re connected. The microphone implementation on the headset doesn’t require a connected boom mic arm, as it’s built directly into the earphone. I never once had anyone complain about my voice capture in gaming chats, or while using this with video calls. I was also surprised at how well it ignored background noise, as it didn’t constantly toggle voice output as my dogs were playing in the background. Not entirely sure if the software of the video calls or if the PS5 was helping but was happy to know it wasn’t an issue. I should note that sound will bleed out of the headset. So, I’d be mindful if you’re working or playing alongside someone, as they’ll be able to make out most any sound coming from the headset if volume is up enough. Overall, I’d recommend this to any PS5 player looking for a comfortable headset for longer sessions without all the stress of a cord, a mic to move out of the way, and easy to find buttons. It’s lightweight without feeling cheap, has a long battery life, paired extremely well with Bluetooth 5 devices (with a longer range), and Dolby Atmos spatial audio really makes it stand out. The price seems to be in the sweet spot, and easily bests other headsets in the same price range.

These wireless headphones run on dual type connection that can connect through the lightspeed headset or bluetooth, which is something that you would typically spend $60-$100 for. Audio quality is pretty good with enough to hear directional audio when playing games that support it. Microphone is dual beam and its enough fir a conversation, but I highly recommend against live streaming with it. 4-stars only because people with larger ears will feel the plastic hitting their ears, note that these are for smaller heads. If I would recommend a hire tiered headphone of the same brand, I suggest the G535, however you will loose the Bluetooth feature.

The Logitech G435 headphones feel like a return to simplicity. There's no complicated software to set up. No RGB lights to configure. The headphones are light. There's no bulky microphone hanging off the side of my face. After a while, I forget I'm even wearing a gaming headset. I've owned many headsets and these might be the most comfortable headsets I have ever owned. Audio has been clear with no pops, hisses, or distortions. These headphones are very easy to recommend. They're light, they're comfortable, and they sound good. Setup: The headset package comes with a charging USB-C to USB-A cable, the lightspeed USB-A adapter, and the headphones. The headset has three buttons, a power button, volume button, a mic / on off button that also doubles as a toggle for bluetooth or lightspeed audio. Pairing with a computer using the light speed adapter is truly plug-and-play. Plug the adapter into your PC and turn on the headset and you're good to go. If you want to pair with a PC or phone via bluetooth, you switch the toggle and an indicator light will flash blue letting you know it is in pairing mode. Note: You can't receive lightspeed and bluetooth audio at the same time. You have to switch the headphones over to either bluetooth or lightspeed mode. If you decide you want to pair the headset with another bluetooth device, you hold the power button and the mute button to get the headset into pairing mode. Audio Quality: The headset has sounded very good in my trials. I can tell a quality difference between some other headphones that have 50mm drivers. (The G435 have 40MM drivers) But, I still think these headphones sound very good. I think they will sound very good for most users. Playing music and games, I thought they sounded good. The audio has been very well balanced. On PC you can use spatial audio such as Windows Sonic for Headphones or Dolby Atmos. To activate spatial audio, right click on the volume icon on the bottom right side of the taskbar. (usually right next to the clock / date). The Dolby Atmos plug-in can be purchased from the Microsoft Store, but I believe Windows Sonic is free with Windows 10. One of the things that impressed me about this headset was the dual beamforming microphones. On my phone calls and online sessions, I was told I sounded good. I have a fan going in my room and nobody picked up on that noise. If I had a nitpick, it might be the buttons. The volume button and the power button are okay, but trying to use the mute button as a multi-tool, felt a bit awkward sometimes. I like to know I have actually activated mute and with the audio cue the headset gives off, it is kind of hard to tell if I am muted or not. There is a red light off and green light on effect on the headset, but I can't see that if I press while I have the headset on my head. Battery life has been great. I've only charged it once so far and I've been using it for several days at the computer. Conclusion: I really like this headset. I love how simple it was to set up and use. Not every peripheral needs lighting effects, software to download, and half a dozen buttons. Sometimes, less is more and these lightweight headphones sound good and have great battery life. I really like this headset. I think Logitech did a great job and I highly recommend the G435.

purchase these headphones yesterday, because I started my journey of being a online gamer. Did not really know much about the different kinds out there and tried a few types, but I really enjoy these headphones. With them being wireless, there’s not really any obstacles in your way of trying to do other things and not bringing a controller along with you. The headphones have really good quality of sound when playing and also has separate features on the controller that you can use (separate, volume buttons, and a mute button) that are independent of the system. for a beginning brand, I would recommend and has a nice color to it.

I really wanted to look these headsets. Logitech is normally a trustworthy products to enhance ones computer/tablet experience. Unfortunately, these G435 Lightspeed did not work whatsoever with any of my mobile devices even though it has a QR code for you to scan. I’ve tried connecting them to my Tab s7 and phone. It will recognize it in Bluetooth, but would not connect. It did connect to my computer only because of the adapter. This was so frustrating which is why I only rated it 4 stars. Using it on the computer has also been a “decent” experience. The sound quality is amazing and the Dolby Atmos sound is great. It has a nice rich sound when playing games or watching and listening to movies/videos. When using it for Zoom meetings, there was some strange echo sound which was annoying. Overall, a nice experience but had some issues with Zoom and connectivity. I know it states PC and PS4/5, the addd QR Code was confusing. Works well with the Dolby Atmos and I enjoy how light they are.

What Logitech didn’t spend on materials they put into the drivers and the the mic! These headphones have truly impressive sound for the price and that mic technology is legit! When playing Cold War on PS5, I was amazed at how much depth these things had and the clarity of it. When you hear the booms, it has the bass you want. When someone is walking you immediately have a sense of where they are. They deliver the kind of sound you want from a gaming headset, but honestly you wouldn’t expect at this price point. My biggest reservation initially was the lack of a boom mic, I mean every gaming headset I’ve ever used has had one. Those concerns faded away quickly as Logitech delivered on that also. Everyone I played with had no problem hearing me and I like that I can hear myself also with the side tone feature. This is a feature that can be turned on or off if you don’t like it. The headset can be used as Bluetooth headphones also with you’re pc, tablet or phone. The headset is made of plastic and a nice soft fabric for the ear cups and headband. The plastic isn’t the most premium feeling, but at the same time I think it’s inline with the price you’re paying. That same lightweight plastic also makes them extremely comfortable to wear. The saying light as feather definitely comes to mind when wearing these. Logitech has delivered an impressive set of gaming/Bluetooth headphones that are comfortable and colorful. Plus you get a sticker…who doesn’t love a sticker!

I’m liking this headset, its very versatile. You can use it with a PC, a PlayStation or any other device that uses Bluetooth. They include their famous lightspeed usb dongle, which I’m currently using on my laptop. No lag at all. Setup was easy, you just plug the usb dongle on any usb port on your PC and its ready to go (the mic is in the headset itself, there is nothing to plug). I thought you had to install Logitech’s Ghub software suit to use it/configure it, however the software told there is no need for it to use the headset… nothing shows on the suite. You just control it via the buttons on the earcup for volume, device mode or mute. If you want to use surround sound, you must use other solutions, like dolby atmos for windows or windows sonic. They were comfy to use, the padding is very soft and nice. The earcups are a little small though and kind of oval shaped (compared to other headsets I have had), good thing I have small ears, but YMMV depending on your ear lob sizes. Sound was clear and punchy, very nice 40mm drivers, but if you want to use an EQ or fine tune them, you may need to use third party solutions, as I said, Logitech’s own GHub told me there’s nothing in them for these. Finally, you charge these with the included Type C usb cable (finally, usb type C!), there is no included power adaptor, but any powered usb plug should charge these. I have been using them on a full charge for 4 days in a row now (around 2 to 3 hours gaming sessions each) and battery is still going strong. Highly recommend them for an all in one PC and or other devices solution!

The Logitech G435 wireless gaming headset is a nice addition to my gaming lifestyle. A lightweight set of headphones that adjust with ease and are comfortable for long gaming sessions. This headset weighs about 5.8 oz and contains 40mm drivers that deliver a nice complete sound for the games I’ve played so far. I can hear all the small details and be immersed in my game to hear voices in the distant and nearby in my virtual world. The capability to get Dolby Atmos is a big plus when playing on compatible games. I have liked these headphones' ability to utilize a dual beamforming microphone so I don't have the microphone on the side of my cheek. Microphone works well as my voice carries well and everyone can hear me clearly. Lightspeed USB receiver is a quick connection and stable for hearing everything I need to. This can also be connected to your device with Bluetooth as well. Memory foam cushions are comfortable and feel snug without being tight. 18 hours of battery life allows you to keep doing your thing with gaming, music, and chat. Interesting feature with these is that they are also certified CarbonNeutral, so you can feel good about doing your part to buy a brand that cares for the environment. USB-C charging port for recharging the battery is easy top plug into. Included with the headphones you get a USB receiver, and a USB-A to USB-C charging cable. Well worth it for an everyday gamer that wants some functional headphones with a nice lightweight to them. PRO: Sound clarity Wireless Lightweight CON: Can't be used while plugged in (corded)

I bought these for the switch and I use them for everything. The sound is so good, the battery lasts forever. It's not the BEST most amazing mind blowing sound quality, but it is clear and good! The mic is not great quality so if you're using it for calls it's not a fantastic product, but for quick on the go listening it's great.

Great headset for the price the only issue I have is that they will no longer connect to the dongle so I’m left with using Bluetooth only, I had the 2 year geek squad warranty on so I will definitely take them back and get a new pair. They worked great and still do over Bluetooth so I’m assuming the dongle has stopped working, there are no lights on the dongle itself so it’s hard to tell if it’s even working. The quality is good but not the best but you gotta keep in mind they are only $60, they are lightweight and very comfortable to wear. Switching from Bluetooth to LIGHTSPEED wireless and vice versa should be a little easier in my opinion so I would give ease of use 3 stars but overall a great headset for the price. Giving an overall 4 stars because the dongle stopped working after a couple of months, I’m sure Logitech’s warranty would cover that but I will just take them to Geek squad instead.

Good headphones, its very popular but the sound quality is not that good in comparison to other headsets like cowin especially later down the line, good color scheme and look very small feel tiny on the head and comfy to wear for hours, definitely will give you headset dent, headset got stuck at 69 for some weird reason randomly and also had connectivity issues. you can do alot with the headset alone with the configurations so much that you might randomly make it sound like 8-bit and not know why. lost that usb thingy connect to consoles or dont know where it is

Great sound! Solid lightweight build, wireless!!! The price cannot be beat compared to other headsets.

The quality is good. Very comfortable and light on the head, so extended gaming sessions are possible without fear of headaches. The mic is built into the frame so they put away easier. The sound is okay. You shouldn't expect much, but it's serviceable as a backup headset. The range is really good with the 2.4ghz dongle. I got this as my main headset broke, but didn't have immediate money to get a higher quality one. It definitely served it's purpose and is defintely worth keeping in case!

I wanted something a lot lighter than the gaming headset I have. This was perfect because it's extremely light and comfortable. I saw it had a dongle, but didn't expect it to also have Bluetooth, which was a nice surprise. Pairing bluetooth isn't intuitive, but is well documented on the website and various YouTube videos. These are pretty much no-frills headphones, so don't expect much. They sound good, but not great. The best thing about these though is they stay cool while wearing them (compared to the other pair I have).

Very good for 30$. It is comfortable, but sadly hard to bring everywhere because the ear cups doesn’t bend. It has really good audio but KEEP IN MIND if you use it with the USB it only lasts for APPROXIMATELY 12 HOURS INSTEAD OF 20 as promised. But this is only if you’re using the USB dongle. I haven’t checked bluetooth yet. But it should last longer than the Lightspeed USB dongle mode.

Pros. They are comfortable and lightweight, block outside noise well, and the sound quality is decent. The microphone is great. People had trouble hearing me with my previous pair from anothet brand. Cons. Battery life seems to be shorter than Im used to. To be fair, I do play them at the loudest level possible. They also reset the voice to the middle level when they are thrned off, which makes me have to turn them up every time I turn them on.

I wanted wireless headphones I could use for my laptop or my tablet for school and video games and these work great! I had to watch the set up video for them since there were no real instructions, but once I did that I had it all figured out! The sound quality is great and the microhome sounds great too. They are a lot better then my previous pair of headphones.

Got this for less than 50 dollars, the first plus is that it’s wireless so it allows me to walk around my apartment while still listening to my PC’s audio. The battery lasts a good amount of time, a full day of gaming with high volume, granted the audio is a little quiet. (Be careful of blasting bass heavy or loud music, you may blow the speakers) Again, for the price, very nice piece of technology. The buttons are convenient, allowing you to turn the mic on and off, turn the headset on/off and even listen to your mic’s audio (hold the mic mute button for a few seconds.) If you’re tight on money, but want a good headset for basic gaming, this is what you want.

I also love these headphones amazing for gaming super light weight does not create dent in the head like other companies and it has just lasted me such a long time

Exactly what I was looking for at this price point. At 30 dollars if you’re looking to pick up a wireless headset, I’d give this a try. Lightweight, good sound quality, worth 30 bucks.