Customer Ratings & Reviews

Really good, bought these as a gift!! They look and feel great

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.

Grandson loved everything about this gaming headset. Put them on as soon as he opened his present. Wore them all night even though the headset wasn’t connected to anything

Awesome Christmas gift. My boyfriend loves this headset.

Great item and great price truly easy to setup love it.

really nice addition to my computer. Works flawlessly.

I bought it for my younger brother and he loved it

Bought in a low budget and I’m really happy with it!

Worked fine for almost a year. Then the flip microphone wouldn't stay muted in the mute position. The range was not very good either, maybe 15 feet.

Bought as gifted for teenager who plays games on PS5

This is a garbage headset. This was my first logitech purchase and I won't give them a second chance. First off, They're 'hub' program does not work with this headset. Yes, the one they advertise. When I went to support after trying to turn it on out the box, they told someone in the questions that this headset does not work with the hub and to uninstall the program. So scratch those features right away. As soon as I uninstalled it, they started to work. Now, lets talk about sound. With this turned all the way up, it doesn't come close to my headset half it's price that I was replacing. I could barely hear anything. There's no surround sound practically. Sound is terrible. Also, no sound proofing. My other headset, I can't hear people standing next to me trying to talk. They have to tap me so I know they're there. This one, I could hear my kids all the way on the second floor talking. Not good at all for gaming. Third, the mic. When it is flipped up 'muted', it makes a terrible scratching sound randomly, which others have complained about. Maybe I got a dud out the box, but with this name brand and their rep that shouldn't happen at all. Do yourself a favor and skip it. There's so much better out there and for less and even a little more you can get unbelievable sound and soundproofing. I knew I made a mistake when I pulled it out the box and saw how light, cheap plastic it is. I mean honestly if someone stepped on it or you dropped it on hardwood I would not be surprised if parts broke off. That's how cheaply this is made. Logitech needs to scratch this and start over.

10/10 very pog. I would buy again pepohappy. Smile

Logitech G535 are good for wireless gaming keeps my audio and visual in sync while playing . Only downside inconsistencies in audio delivery

When I use the headphones there is like a popping or crackling noise. It just started a few days after I bought it and it is very disruptive when I am trying to do something.

I've tried many headsets in the seventyfive to two hundred range. These are some of the worst for the money. I don't have a big head and I max these out to the point of discomfort. Most other headsets I'm very close to a middle setting. Even without the discomfort they don't sound good. Way worse than the g pro/black shark V2 pro/cloud/steelseries... Pretty much everything. I don't understand how these get this reviews unless I got a dud in comfort and sound somehow.

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.

Bought this to use with my PS5. Liked it enough and caught in on sale bought a second one as a Christmas gift. Great headset. Long battery.

Comfortable but but not loud enough.. I have the volume all the way up and still barely hear the game.. not recommended

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!

Sounded great, but they were too loose for me. If I titled my back or forward they would simply slide off.