Customer Ratings & Reviews

Would not recommend issues seem to be with sound and windows 11 sound is terrible on these

This is a good quality product, you can notice from the unboxing, the headphones are in sight and its accessories easy to remove to start using them, once outside it is recommended to charge the headphones for the first time, the box includes the usb-a to usb-c charger cable. To connect them to the pc is only a matter of connecting the Bluetooth adapter the pc will recognize it, then turn on the headphones and they are connected. The elastic band is pretty comfortable and they are really light, I don't have a big head but I think for someone with a big head these headphones could not be the best option, something to consider. In this section everything is correct, however, in the performance is where it leaves a little to be desired. It seems to me that in one of the most important issues is the audio, it lacks volume and bass, it can be improved if you use the Logitech app where you can manipulate the volume and equalizer, however, it seems to me that it is not strong enough for the purpose it was designed which in this case is the gaming if you manage to hear the games but in the question of detail it seems to me that they do not give the width, the microphone and the basic functions are fine but if you do not have the Logitech app most likely you will not get a good result. I can say in summary that these headphones may not be quite optimal for competitive gaming, however for a casual PC gamer who can manipulate the settings of these headphones in the Logitech G Hub app could get a decent result, only in that case I could recommend these gaming headphones.

Not loud enough recommend buying sony PS4,5 heads instead

If I'm comfortable on the head cuts in and out, no good

There's not a ton to say about these headphones aside from them working well and easily and sounding pretty good for a pretty decent price. Setup is a breeze. I used these with my PC and i plugged in the "lightspeed" dongle and turned on the headphones and that was all. Windows detected them and switched my audio source and everything "just worked". You can do a little more with the G Hub application from Logitech if you want. Since I already use it for my mouse, I didn't have a problem using it but I would say it's completely optional. The headphones worked completely without it. I would even say after launching G Hub, the volume wheel on the headset stopped working until I unplugged and replugged the dongle a few times. Less is more sometimes but the G Hub app does let you modify the EQ settings and choose from EQ profiles if you want to tweak the sound. Not much more. Speaking of controls, there are 2 on the actual headphones. A volume wheel and a power button. Then there's a flip down microphone that sounds alright. It's a headset microphone. You're not getting anything professional here but it doesn't sound bad. The G Hub app also allows you to adjust how much side-tone you want so you can hear yourself while you talk (something I personally like). Then there's a USB-C charging port which is always nice to see these days. Sound is pretty good for the price of these. Good bass and clear sounds. I don't consider myself an audiophile so I can't go into fine details about every frequency that sounds better than a $500 pair of studio headphones but I can say that after playing a couple games and listening to some music, they sound really good for this price point. Not much more to say about these. They work well on PC. I'm sure the experience on PS4/5 would be just as simple. So if you're in the market for decent headphones for your PC or console and these are in your budget I would recommend them.

Pro: -Light and comfortable -Great range Con: -Quieter than other headsets -Weaker bass -No 3.5mm jack Build/Usage The build is all flexible plastic but seems durable under normal uses. Though I do feel like it wouldn’t take much to snap the top. The mic flips up and stays out of the way. The volume wheel has some friction and the turning notches don't feel precise. Sometimes it will increase the volume by 2, but sometimes it’ll go up by 4 per notch. It’s lacking a 3.5mm jack, which I wish they would’ve included. There’s not much adjustability to these. You can move the suspension strap up a notch and slide the cups up and down by about ¾ inch. There’s some flex to the cups that helps with the fit. Though it’s limited, they fit me well enough. The range is really good. I can walk about 30 feet away and still get a clear signal. The battery life seems good too, though I have yet to fully drain it. Based on my usage, I should get about 30 hours. Comfort I’m picky when it comes to headset comfort. I don’t like ones that are too heavy or clamp down too hard. After wearing these for a while, I can say that this headset is light and comfortable. The clamping is light and the cloth suspension band keeps the pressure off the top of my head. I do like the reversible strap. This is the first headset I’ve had with a cloth strap, and I feel like it makes it much more comfortable. The only part I can really feel while I’m wearing these are the cups. The cups are a bit too narrow. My ears barely fit comfortably inside, but it may be a problem for a person with wider ears. The foam on the cups is soft but can get warm after wearing them for a while. Sound Overall they sound fine, but I find that it's quieter than other headsets. I have to turn it up 20% higher to get the same audio level. The bass is also a bit weak and it seems to emphasize the mids more. When I’m gaming, I can hear footsteps and dialogue fine, but it’s not until things like explosions and gunfire get loud that the bass really kicks in. You can adjust the EQ within G Hub, but the Flat and Bass Boost settings didn’t sound that much different. Mic The mic is average. It’s clear enough to hear my voice without any hiss or background noise, but it still sounds distant, like I’m speaking through a tin can. Overall it’s a pretty good headset that emphasizes comfort. It definitely is lighter and more comfortable for me. I can barely feel it on the top of my head and the clamping force is light. The sound level is quieter and the bass is weaker than my other headsets, but still sounds good while gaming. The mic is passable. It has a really good range and battery life as well.

Unboxing/First Impressions – 4/5 Presentation of the box is good. Nothing too special but I appreciate that the box has all the cool features the headphones bring with it. Holding the headphones for the first time they are super light, and right away you can see yourself wearing these for hours if you are that kind of gamer. Comfort – 5/5 These are super comfortable. I have some heavier Corsair headphones, and these Logic G535 are more comfortable and lighter in my head. The only downside is that the head strip tends to push your hair down, so if you put on hair products your hair might look funny after a gaming session. Sound – 4/5 Sound is good, but I find that my more expensive gamer headsets produce better sound quality and that’s probably to be expected. Overall, I like how these sound and they are light for traveling so I can see me taking these if I take my gaming laptop elsewhere other than my house. Microphone – 3/5 My friends were not too impressed with the microphone because right away they could tell I was using a different headset when I switched over to these G355s. Did the job but the quality could be better. Range – 5/5 I never left the house, but my gaming room is in the second level of my house and often I would go grab a glass of water from the kitchen downstairs and I could continue to hear my buddies in the game. Satisfied my needs as much as need to get away from the gaming station. Design – 5/5 Cool design and super comfortable as mentioned. I love that I can go mute by flipping the mic and then going unmute by bringing it back down. The color is super sleek and clean and it’s probably my favorite looking headset. NO RGB so if you are into that don’t get these. I was surprised that at this price point it didn’t have a bit of lighting, but I guess that’s why the battery is awesome on this thing. Battery – 5/5 The battery is no joke! I never pushed it to the 33 hours advertise but this thing went a whole week without needing a charge.

The Logitech G535 LIGHTSPEED Wireless Gaming Over-the-Ear Headset is a good set of gaming headphones which has an integrated microphone boom. These headphones are lightweight and sound good, but don’t match higher priced models I’ve had before. Although after several long gaming sessions they still remained comfortable to wear with not a lot of over clamping (even though I have a big head). The cups may be a bit of a problem for those that have large ears however, mine fit OK, but I did find over time that a bigger cup over the ear would probably be better for me. The build quality was good, although not premium, but for the price I thought they were a good value. The sound profile of this headset tends to favor the high end of sound spectrum with detailed highs and midranges which really lend to great game play and audio dialog in gaming sessions. I feel the bass response lacks a bit of punch, although clear and not muddy it didn’t quite to seem to match up well with the rest of the audio spectrum reproduction. I did not hear any sound distortion when using them, the Bluetooth connection was reliable once I paired this device (on my PS5 with the included USB receiver). The volume control is convenient providing quick flexibility via the use of volume roller, which is right below the power button. The microphone boom also the flips up and mutes when lifted. Logitech’s G Hub software for the PC can also be used for other configuration options including updating the firmware on the headphones. Overall, the Logitech G535 Gaming Headset performs well and is super comfortable, you could get a better gaming headset, but at this price point they meet my expectations. Pros: - Lightweight - Comfortable for long gaming session, even with eyeglasses on - Chargeable via USB-C plug - Good battery life - Clear highs and mid ranges Cons: - Build does not feel durable - Lows could be better, they are clear, but not punchy

First, I am extremely picky when it comes to shape, weight, and fit of headphones, so it's rare for me to find a pair that I can wear all day comfortably. After a week of wearing the the Logitech G535 Lightspeed headset, I'm excited to share that these are, by far, the most comfortable pair of headphones I've tested. In the box are the headphones, USB dongle and charging cable. Setup is very easy, plug in dongle to either PC or PS4 (I tested both) and the headphones are connected. The design is unique, in that there is a band of stretchy mesh material that sits below the headband frame. This fabric supports the weight of the headset over the top of the head, and distributes the weight evenly, so no pressure soreness or discomfort even after a 10 hour day of wear. There are two height adjustments for the fabric, giving plenty of ability to fit various head shape/size, and the fabric is reversible for either an aqua or purple-ish color. The ear cups sit over the ears and are a light weight breathable foam, that were appropriately roomy for both myself and my teens. Lastly, the overall weight of the headset is ~1/2 lb, making these much lighter than the majority of other headsets I've tested. Build wise, the materials feel like a quality lightweight plastic versus flimsy, such that I don't worry about the occasional fall off my desk. The controls are on the left ear, and being left handed, this is preferred. On the back side of the left ear cuff, from top to bottom are the indicator light, power button, volume wheel, and on bottom is the USB charging port. Battery life was two full days of back to back meetings and into the third day, this is without me powering off when I'm done, but rather tossing the headset on my desk and taking off for the day. The mic does not detach, but will rotate up (mute position) fully out of the way. The range distance from dongle is impressive, as I can go downstairs, across the house and not lose audio feed. I estimate I was ~40' away from the laptop, through two walls at the farthest point. As far as sound, during videoconferencing / music / and routine PC work stuff, I found the sound quality to be strong. This means I could hear everyone during meetings, the mic doesn't pick up my nearby background noise or my breathing, and I didn't find myself having to adjust the volume during different audio tasks throughout the day. Note, while the 535s have a strong quality, these are not music studio audiophile quality, however neither is the price point. As far as gaming goes, I found that I could clearly hear game based environmental noise (players behind me, footsteps, weapon reload, etc), with slight directional nuances, and zero noticeable lag. Overall, highly recommend, the comfort for a wide range of head sizes is the number one feature for me, closely followed by sound quality, weight, and battery life. This is a fantastic versatile headset that I can't say enough good things about!

Logitech is a great brand that we’ve come to trust. Their quality is consistent and reliable and the G535 headset for PC and console seems to be no different. The headset has a really nice look with mainly black, but a nice, modern splash of color across the top, inner band. The memory foam ear cup material seems to be of good quality with a comfortable fit for extended wear. They are very lightweight at only 236 grams or about half a pound which is a major plus. The reversible, suspension headband is adjustable to suit your fit and distribute weight evenly. This headset is a nice, wireless addition to other headsets that we use. The battery life is very good and we’ve had no issues there. The controls on the G535 headset work quite well with a volume controller on the ear cup. The microphone is good quality and can be muted by simply flipping it up. The sound quality is decent, especially for the value this headset provides. The volume is not as loud in comparison to other headsets we own, but is more than adequate for use. Perhaps that is a good thing that one is not going to overdo the volume level, but some may not like this in comparison to other headsets out there. The Logitech G535 wireless headset is a nice option for a variety of uses. Given the price point it offers some great features with a quality design that is lightweight with good battery life and sound quality.

The Logitech G535 doesn’t do much to differentiate itself away from other headsets, but it does satisfy the checkboxes against its very own product description. Sound quality is great, but even better when utilizing the secret weapon: Dolby Atmos. The Dolby Atmos profile is becoming more available in headsets, and I’ve found it to be a necessity when I desire increased immersion during gameplay. Wireless connectivity was consistent as I moved about my home, and battery life lasted well with my hours of gaming. Also, Microphone quality was clear, and very satisfactory for me communicating on Discord. Despite it’s plastic build, the Logitech 535 delivers on comfort. The headset was very lightweight even with my glasses on. If I had one flaw to highlight then it would be the lack of compatibility with Xbox consoles. If this was possible then this headset would definitely be a gamechanger. Overall, I like the G535 a lot. It doesn’t really standout, but that’s not necessarily a bad thing. It performs as described, and this will always work for me.

While I can’t say that the sound quality on this headset is the best I’ve ever heard, it is still a good quality sound. What I like the most about this headset is the quality of the construction, the comfortability of the headband, the fact that you can easily replace the headband and ear muffs whether it be because they’re old/dirty or you just want to customize your hwadset like I did. I also love that you can easily customize the sound of your headphones with the Logitech Ghub app on your computer. My only small complaint minus the sound quality is I’ve been told by friends that the microphone quality is not good. This can however be somewhat fixed using the Ghub app as people have made presets for the microphone to change the sound quality and my friends have said it definitely helps. Overall I think it’s a great headset for the price, especially if you get it on sale. The battery life on these has also been really good.

Connecting to devices is a breeze with these Bluetooth headphones. They pair quickly and easily with smartphones, tablets, and laptops, and the range is impressive, allowing for a stable connection even at a distance. The built-in microphone is clear and reliable, making them perfect for taking calls on the go. Additionally, the touch controls for adjusting volume, skipping tracks, and answering calls are intuitive and responsive.

I was expecting the Logitech G535 headset to require G Hub to use - so I was pleasantly surprised that it works straight out the box when connected to a PC. I was able to plug it into my work laptop and use for a meeting quite easily. When using the G Hub software, you get an additional noise removal setting that is next level awesome compared to the built in noise reduction in Teams or Discord. The only caveat is that you really need to disable each app's noise reduction if you use the G Hub version or you will sound very robotic and processed to the other parties. The microphone is unidirectional and very good at focusing the audio it picks up on you rather than your keyboard, so that helps a lot with noise reduction software, as well. Sound quality for gaming and music is very, very good. There is no bass distortion at normal listening levels, and the sound field seems to complement the use of 3D sound processing (ie Windows Sonic or Atmos for Headphones) very well. The headset is light and comfortable on my head and the included reversible elastic band is adjustable for smaller heads. Overall this is an awesome buy and I recommend it to almost anyone looking for a solid entry level wireless headset. The only negative is the lack of bluetooth audio for use with a mobile phone, but I have had trouble with that in the past so I can see why it was not included in this unit.

The volume is noticably lower than expected. Just about Everything is still audible but it simply wasn't possible to get a strong enough sound to draw out all environmental noice or the most minute sounds with clarity.

The Logitech - G535 LIGHTSPEED Wireless Dolby Atmos Gaming Over-the-Ear Headset for PC, PS4, PS5 with Flip to Mute Microphone - Black are fine wine for my ears. Plugging them into my computers USB initiated the plug and play setup. The sound is so pure and rich of all octaves and sounds, I can become absorbed into my gaming experience in more detail, because of the audio connection with my brain’s sensory network. Communication with others is clear and never overpowering of the background gaming noise. The only negativity was not finding any quick start guide inside the box or even being able to pull up any G535 support information on the Logitech website. I do not know how the charging mechanism works. I can connect the G535 headset by wire or USB receiver to listen, but is that also how they charge? No info on that anywhere, so I must find out about all functionalities on my own by a process of trial and error. Otherwise the Logitech - G535 LIGHTSPEED Wireless Dolby Atmos Gaming Over-the-Ear Headset for PC, PS4, PS5 with Flip to Mute Microphone - Black are magnificence in action.

Starting off this headset is really comfortable to wear even after having them on for long gaming sessions they remain comfortable on the ears unlike some others. Nothing is more irritating than to be playing and your headset feels like its compressing your ears into the sides of your head. Fully charged I've been playing these for a few days now on and off and still haven't needed to recharge. The sound quality is crisp and clear with a nice depth and rich sound of bass. Makes first person shooters sound great! These being wireless is a Godsend! And being interchangeable playable on Xbox, PC, or PS is awesome to because I can switch from my PS4 to my PC whichever I'm using at the time. Everything is plug and play easy and simple. The cord supplied does have a nice length, so it is possible to charge while wearing it and it is USB type C!! Overall winner winner chicken dinner! I'd definitely recommend these to others looking for a great overall headset Background noise is minimal, and the microphone picks up great, I had no problems when playing with friends.

Got this headset for christmas, On first glance it looks cool, fits well. The battery life is long which is nice. After a few days of use I have noticed a rattle whenever I talk in the earphone and what sounds like a ringing noise, my friends also said I sound like "I am talking through a microphone inside of a microwave". For the price get the g935.

Very nice lightweight headphones. I noticed a different design whereby there is an adjustable fabric headband underneath the plastic part that goes over your head. The headband is a soft elastic fabric that will stretch to fit your head snugly but not too tight. I was amazed at the comfort of this design, so I tip my cap to the engineers who came up with this idea – well done. Sound is great using the included dongle to connect to a PC which I used. Very important, the earpads are super soft and large enough to fit over my older-man ears. I wear glasses and the pads accommodated my glasses with absolutely no pinching while gaming or just listening to music. The flip up mic bar worked perfectly as well. I highly recommend these headphones as sturdy but soft with battery life that is over 40 hours per my testing; though the spec is 33 hour battery life. Great price for these quality headphones too.

Bought these for my child.. Great Fit..Great Sound..Simple and Easy to Use..Quick Charge Time (90 Minutes)..Long Battery Life (30+Hours)…. Highly Recommend For Entry Level Headset..