Customer Ratings & Reviews

Audio quality is awful, literally better off buying .99$ earphones as it is the same quality but cheaper .

my friends struggle to hear me when i’m talking even on max volume wouldn’t recommend

Just bad quality overall, save your time. Not a realistic or very usable ‘budget option’ sadly.

Garbage - They lasted two days. It was a gift and now BestBuy won't return them. What crap is this?

had an issue with sound/mic when mic was on but besides that it was good but that was an issue

Really bad quality. You get what you pay for with this one.

These headphones kept disconnecting from my computer even when using the USB

Light weight feels good wearing BUT not compatible on PS5 or they BB gave me a nine working headset.

They inly work for a month the they quit working so i biy a different g733

Didn’t work. The sounds was crackling. Nothing seems to fix them. I returned them immediately.

Wanted this to work for the price but returned it because wireless mic does not work.

Terrible had 2 pairs not even 2 weeks there’s no sound

Nice product, but dont have noise reduction, can improve

Does not auto connect to the ps4 anymore, very frustrating

The product is missing the usb part so my grandson can not use

Item Did not come with the lightspeed usb dongle so its only good with other bluetooth devices and no able to use on ps4 or any other console

We purchased 2 of these for our kids for Christmas. It took forever to get them to connect just to update them. Forever to connect them to the Switch. And now the mic won’t even work for them in game. We tried everything. We are pretty tech savy people but we just cannot get these to work properly. Really wish they didn’t throw away the boxes so we could return them.

The mic picks up way too many background noise makes other people anoyyed

This wireless gaming headset features outstanding sound quality and rock-solid wireless performance. It is a great choice for anyone needing a wireless gaming headset, but who can’t spend more. At this price point, it would be very hard to find anything that sounds and performs better. I was very intrigued by the Lightspeed wireless connection, so that is the first thing I tried. Lightspeed uses a USB-A receiver to function and I was very impressed with how well it worked. I found it very stable and easy to use. I am looking forward to more products that offer it. The sound quality is excellent and they sound almost as good as other headphones that I own which are much more expensive. Logitech had to make some compromises with the construction materials to reach this price point, but thankfully they did not compromise on sound quality. This makes these headphones easy for me to recommend without reservation. The high quality drivers in this headset makes them sound really good. After using them for a few hours of playing PC and video games I found them to produce accurate, detailed, and full-range sound. The microphones pick up sound surprisingly well considering it doesn’t have a boom microphone. I never heard any complaints about sound not coming through. Logitech rates the battery life at 18 hours and that seems to be pretty spot on. I never game that long, but was able to use it for a few days without needing to recharge once. The construction materials are inexpensive, but is what one should expect at this price point for wireless headphones that perform this well. The headset is on the smaller side so it might not work well for those with larger heads or those who prefer a larger size.

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.