Customer Ratings & Reviews

Nice sound and mic sounds pretty good. Color is super pretty in person as well :)

extremely comfy, adjustable head band, and flip to mute mic works great couldn't be happier

For the price, it works just fine. Kids too loud while you're trying to game? Put these on. In the living room wife's taking a nap? Put these on. Want to play a game that'll make you jump from fright? Put these on.

Works great with Macintosh except.. very little documentation, hard to tell if it is on or off. Need software for the “hear yourself” function but works great. Range is impeccable. Battery life, all day at this point. Use and plug in when finished for worry free. Wife uses it for online translation and loves it. Reisenyheter mic = mute. Highly recommend. I use a razor myself in my oc and this is comparable.

Good headset. Sound quality isn't the greatest if you're gauging by music listening, but for gaming it's good. Mic quality is good enough & it stays connected to the PS5 without a problem. I did end up replacing this unit with something else because it doesn't fit great (on my head anyway) with the PSVR2.

Very good headset love it so much quality is so good it very comfortable

Awesome headset i got it by trading in my old headset

Bought it on sale for $79.99 and the headset is great. Only encountered one bug where I couldn't adjust the volume, a quick restart fixed that. Wasn't too sure about the strap, but it's pretty comfortable. Also had my doubts that the mic was too short, but my friends said I sounded sooo much better than the Corsair's I previously used. $129 seems too steep for headsets as I'm an average gamer and don't get too much into competitive, but this is a great deal on sale.

These were a replacement after I broke my PS5 3D pulse headset. They work well and are pretty durable, however they don’t have the premium quality feel. I caught them on sale during Black Friday. Definitely worth the $80 but I will be purchasing the new version of the PS5 3D pulse headset coming in 2024.

This headset did not disappoint. Comfortable, lightweight, and sounds great.

Sound is great and they are comfortable. I have a big head, and these are barely fitting. The mic flip feature works great, and people tell me on theor end i sound good. Ifnyou can get these on sale, thats what i recommend. Hard to recommend at full price. The battery is great though. Probably not 33 hours like they say, but aay longer than any other i jave used from other companies

Got this for my friend on his birthday. Its been 2 weeks and he says he loves it. I can hear him more clearly while we play call of duty and he says he actually plays better now that he can hear the footsteps of other players haha

Purchased this for a friend. They have now been using it for months and have experienced now issues. The sound quality is good, and the mic is very clear.

The G535 fits comfortably on my head, and with the padding it is comfortable to wear for extended periods of use. The sound quality is okay. Don't buy this headset if you demand high quality, but for a price this headset is worth the purchase.

Good purchase. A little itchy after wearing them for a few hours but if you’re focused you really don’t notice it. Sound quality is good. Long lasting charging.

I use it daily 8hrs+ for gaming and work. Very comfy, size is easily adjustable, and don't have to charge often. I just plugged it into my PC and paired it using Bluetooth - worked right out of the box. Audio quality is nice and crisp.

Imagine you're sitting at your desk with your beautiful new headset on. You get up to go for a brisk stroll to another room because there are no wires attached to you and you've also got the gluttonous urge provided by the advertised 65.5 feet of range to consume distance with it equipped. In that moment this becomes more than a headset, but also a math teacher when you realize they put the decimal in the wrong place and you haven't thought about decimals and their whereabouts in years. At 6.55 feet of range, the static approaches and you begin wondering if they are coming to abduct you again or if the microchip they planted last time is making the headset buzz. The gluttony shrinks away and you return to your throne admonished by this hurdle. In an attempt to shake the nerves of a possible 4th kind encounter or the headache brought on by decimals and static, you turn the volume up on your new headset to immerse yourself in another world, far from this one troubling you. The audio is clear, crisp and way too quiet. You can still hear the world around you audibly despite your attempts to block the noise with more noise. Beaten but not defeated you persevere in hope and turn the volume back down, but the headset has become sentient in order to flatten the remainder of your faith. High pitched ringing pierces both earphones at a pitch just audible enough that it feels like a piece of fishing line is being pulled through your head. The band at the top loses it's elasticity despite the head shrinking potions you know you take daily to prevent this from happening. It's all too much, but it has the visage of a god and isn't uncomfortable to wear, so perhaps by setting it down for now and coming back to it will breathe a new life into this lost soul of a headset. Hours pass and you return with a fervor that couldn't be matched, only to discover the headset does not have an Auto-Off feature and will always take the easy way out. You plug it in so you can use it for the time being and in the same instant all of your power is absorbed into the headset as planned. You didn't buy a wireless headset, you bought a wired one. I had a Steelseries Arctis 1 wireless for 3 years and replaced the mic once for $10. Thankfully I didn't let go of it because I'm putting it back on. The range is better, the audio is better, the charge and features are better, and it's the same price except I already own it. If you love yourself, hate yourself or don't care either way, this will still find a way to ruin your mood. The RMA process through Logitech is a nightmare too. Just don't.

I love these headphones, they fit exactly what I wanted. Battery is good and logitech software for playing with levels is very helpful as I am hard of hearing. Fits comfortably over ears even with hearing aid in. You definitely get background noise (which I prefer), so if you're looking for sound isolation you won't like these as much as some other options. Very lightweight, no more headaches from wearing them all day.

I recently switched from wired Steelseries Arctis 5 to this due to having issues with small child constantly pulling out the cable and damaging the connection port. In terms of comfort and sound quality, it doesn't really match up to my Arctis 5. I couldn't get the setting to match the rich tone I get from the Steelseries. However, I can't really complain at this price point and it being wireless. It doesn't have a ton of features but it just works. Nice design and reasonably comfortable on my ears over extended period of use. I would've given it 4 stars for the convenience alone but one thing that irks me is that the volume is way too low even at 100% with Windows settings all adjusted correctly. I couldn't go past 60 on my other headphones without it busting my ear drums but this one is just about right at 100%. For Youtube videos with low volume in production, the volume on this thing is just not sufficient. Apprently it's a common issue for logitech wireless headphones....

10 out of 10 my son loves it. The headset is durable and fits his needs.