Customer Ratings & Reviews

This headset is okay at best I still say turtle beach is better. There's a lot less options on this headset versus Turtle Beach and the Dolby Atmos on this headset sounds more like stereo versus surround sound.

The sound quality iver very poor and you can hardly hear anything at max volume.

Good gaming headset for beginners. Purchased for my son tobise on his switch because they're supposed to be compatible. Headset worked but the microphome did not.

Headphone all around sucked, bad bluetooth, terrible mic.

Dongle stopped working in less than 6 months. Completely useless if you are buying this because you don't want to use blue tooth.

The mic on this is horrible. Sound that comes thru is crystal clear but distorted noises come out the other end whwn im talkin. Would nit recommend

horrible audio and in game voice chat sucks. just the feeling itself feels cheap.

It's been almost a year, and they're still in a good condition.

Cheaply made , sound is not good doesn't Bluetooth with some devices that it should

this headset was disappointing for me. maybe I was expecting to much. for the price range they are ok. sound quality was decent and maybe what I would expect in the price range. they are 70$ but being wireless you usually pay more so probably compared to about 50$ range headsets. mic quality was ok, good enough to be heard but not the best. it would make a weird echo kinda noise. similar noise if you have a mic next to a speaker kinda noise. maybe because the mic is next to the speaker. it has 2 mics, one on the side and one on the front. supposed to help to drown out back round noise. did not seem to do that well. for me, its a nice though for how they did the mic. you dont have a mic boom in the way so if you want to eat, you can. but that is about the only good thing. personally, my favorite mic type is one that can just swivel up and mute as you push it up out of the way. then also be able to remove the mic so that you can replace or upgrade if want. I also prefer the mic boom with a indicator light when muted etc. anyways thats the mic part. this headset also seems to lack having a app, as well as their own logitech G hub for pc does not seem to support it. maybe that will change. but for now, I was only able to control with the headset controls or default program. I would have liked to use logitech G hub to maybe customize a bit more. like maybe add a voice changer, allow to set the side tone (this is so you can hear yourself talk) etc. you can set sidetone supposedly with the headset but kinda confused with that. a couple big issues for me as well and some reasons I was looking forward to this headset and was disappointed. you cant connect to more then 1 device at a time. so you cant use 2 devices with the bluetooth for instance or 1 with the lightspeed and 1 with the bluetooth. this was a bummer as I was hoping that I would be able to play games on my pc and then at the same time use my phone for music or even discord (as that would free up a little bit of pc usage). but I could not. another thing was that you cant use this wired. not the biggest issue but still. it would be nice to have that option. plug it in and have it work like a wired headset. one last complaint I have before I do mention some good things. no case for it. to me, this headset is a great mobile gaming headset. with that, at least for me, a lot of times if I am using my mobile to game, its because I am out and about. so I would have loved to have seen a case with it. That said, there are some good things I do like. they are very light and comfortable. so light they feel cheap but yet they seem to be built pretty good as well. and like I mentioned great for mobile gaming. or if you seem to game and while in between rounds like to look up things on mobile device like youtube, etc then you can transition back and forth. you press and hold mic mute button and they will go from lightspeed connection to bluetooth. granted then you cant hear your buddies talk. conclusion, unless you are looking for a nice mobile gaming headset or maybe just dont have a lot of money and you are ok with a ok headset these are not that bad and you get wireless. but if you are looking for pc, and maybe even console then I dont suggest these. if these were geared towards mobile gaming and came with a decent case to store in, then maybe a 4 star. right now I feel its a high 2 low 3 star.

this is a christmas gift still in the box have not seen it yet

I recently brought this headset for my younger sister and she loves it. No complaints!

Son uses it with his newly acquired laptop to play games. Works like a charm

I got this as a gift for a child in need and he loved it

My daughter loves using when gaming. Talks to her friends and can mute microphone.

Good good good good good good good good good good good

Very hard to pair, seems very flimsy build. I tried to return it within 30 days and they told me they had 15 days return policy. Lost a customer over this product.

Headset is easy to use and well worth the price and is a keeper

This is the hardest review I have had to write in a long time. I normally love everything from Logitech whether it's for work or gaming use. The Logitech G435 has a lot of compromises and odd decisions that just leave me confused. TLDR: Audio quality is great. Microphone is over-sensitive. Comfort is excellent. Some weird design/UX decisions make it less than perfect (No boom mic, inbuilt only, and Lightspeed pairing a little complex). USB C charging is a nice plus. The Logitech G435 headset looks nice enough. I have the black version with the neon yellow cables and buttons. It's not a bad look and since there's no RGB lighting, it makes the G435 look like a gaming headset. Build quality, what you immediately notice is how lightweight the headset is - it's literally feather-light. This makes the G435 feel a little less premium, especially vs other Logitech G series products that tend to have some weight to them. Not that lightweight is a bad thing, after all, it's a headset, and being light can make it feel more comfortable during prolonged gameplay. Comfort-wise, the ear cups were good and the arm is covered with stretched fabric so it's super comfortable. Where it all counts though is audio quality. And this is where I am a little confused. The headset has good almost great audio, but Logitech went for a hidden inbuilt microphone for the G435. So there's no microphone arm or mouthpiece, it's in the headset itself. And in my tests gaming and Discord chat, the microphone was picking up a lot of ambient background noise including key presses - which is distracting for other players. If you're using a mechanical keyboard this headset may not be for you.. If you're casually playing by yourself and using the headset with your PS4/PS5 as an audio-only headset, it's not a problem but conversations during gaming are not great. One of the other weird quirks of the G435 is that pairing is a little more complex than I am used to for Logitech. Yes, it users Logitech Lightspeed technology but for some reason, the G435 needs to be switched to pair to the Lightspeed dongle using the mute button on the headset. Hopefully, they fix this in a firmware update. Bluetooth pairing though is easy. Paired with my PC and phone quickly over Bluetooth. I would note that I couldn't get it to pair with the Nintendo Switch firmware that supports Bluetooth. This is NOT a complaint given Logitech do not even suggest it's compatible. Just sharing FYI. I do like that the Logitech G435 charges via USB C (more USB C devices in my life - yay!). You do get the great support and backing of Logitech, including regular software updates, etc. My final score is somewhere between a 3.5 and a 4. I've gone for 4 since Best Buy doesn't let you do half stars. As a lower-end Logitech headset, it's a good entry-level unit, but I'd recommend saving up to buy the Logitech 733 if you want something that will make you really happy.

I got the headphones without the usb………………………………….