Customer Ratings & Reviews

DO NOT BUY i never want to buy another logitech product again because of these headphones the audio was low af the mic was echoey according to my teammates and whoever designed the software for this product should be fired!!!!

I get it for a gift, and the person was excited for it.

Bought for my son and he loves it, very comfortable.

The audio was not clear at all. Had problems with the mic and if you have a big head then they will feel uncomfortable. Also the software to control this headset is a mess and needs an update. I would rather buy the Hyper X Cloud 2.

Cheap. Cheap. Cheap plastic. And it has small drivers which can lack some detailed compared to other headsets like the Razer Blackshark V2 wireless. The biggest downside is it is SMALL. It will not fit large heads AT ALL. Very small.

The headphones messed up within a week. I did a search to replace my other pair of headphones and these were said to be a good for value but they’re terrible and uncomfortable.

Volume is too low. I upgraded my drivers in my pc and still ot was too low. I tried messing with the settings in the logitech app and still nothing!

high pitched noise in left ear, got a replacement but both had the same issue. No surround sound either.

On first use issues came up and the sound was just wrong. The pitch was way off and there was buzzing like crazy. Had to return it.

Don’t waiste your money not sure how other reviews actually mention sound quality just go with the pros best bang for your buck and has surround sound returning mine asap

Don't buy these unless you want half the volume of whatever your old headphones were that's it. That's all you need to know.

Terrible product even when using their dongle, sound quality worse than an am radio from the 80s

This is my second one and the first one have only one headset working and de second one have audio problems

Not worth it. button to lower volume is weird. Don’t waste your money!

Dropped it from the table and it stopped working. I don’t recommend this.

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.