PRO X 2 LIGHTSPEED Wireless Gaming Headset, Detachable Boom Mic, 50mm Graphene Drivers, DTS: Headphone 2.0—7.1 Surround, Bluetooth/USB/3.5mm Aux, for PC, PS5, PS4, Nintendo Switch - Black

The sound quality is absolutely excellent. The imaging in games and with music is exceptional, I can clearly hear the direction and distinct quality of individual sounds. They are very comfortable. They let in more sound from outside than I expected which is actually a good thing for me so I can hear my dog barking or the doorbell ring - having said that if you are listening to something they block out enough that you wouldn't for example hear the TV in the next room. That's with the leather pads anyway - switch to the velour pads and they basically leak all sound in and out. When I tried them my partner said "are you sure they are headphones and not speakers?". This sounds like a bad thing but I actually really appreciate that as a fan of open back headphones. They would drive my partner mad, so I'm sticking to the leather ones which are actually very comfortable. I don't find them hot or sticky and they don't make me sweat. The battery life is frankly unbelievably good, I charged them once when they arrived 9 days ago and I have been using them both for work calls and in the evenings gaming and I am on 73%. At this rate I will need to charge them once a month despite using them heavily. The controls are intuitive and easy to use, and I really like the little sounds it plays to indicate things like it being switched on / off, the mic being muted / unmuted, and switching between bluetooth and dongle. Some people seem to hate the GHUB software. I actually find it's really good and easy to use. I initially had them plugged into a USB KVM switch I use to swap between my work and home PC but found that it didn't provide the necessary bandwidth or power for the mic to work when plugged into that. As a result, I plugged it directly into the back of my home desktop for gaming, and paired the headset to my work laptop with bluetooth. So I use the dongle for gaming and bluetooth for work. That works fine, though the bluetooth volume in calls is very high even on extremely low volume in Windows for some reason. I have worked around this by changing the MS Teams volume to 20% in the Windows volume mixer in addition to having the system volume set to 20%, so the call sounds a good volume at just 20% of 20% volume. This isn't something that should put you off IMO, it's a minor inconvenience on what has otherwise exceeded my expectations in every regard.

Elevate your gaming experience with the Logitech G PRO X 2 LIGHTSPEED Wireless Gaming Headset, a masterpiece engineered in collaboration with professional gamers to ensure victory in every match. This black, pro-grade headset is built upon the legacy of the award-winning PRO X Gaming Headset, offering advanced features for serious gamers. The heart of its superior sound quality lies in the 50mm Graphene drivers, delivering crystal-clear, immersive audio that captures the full soundscape of your game, allowing you to hear every footstep and action with precision and without distortion. Designed for marathon gaming sessions, the PRO X 2 boasts exceptional comfort features, including rotating soft memory foam ear pads available in either leatherette or breathable velour, ensuring your focus remains on the game. With pro-grade Logitech LIGHTSPEED wireless technology, you're guaranteed up to 50 hours of battery life and a wireless range of up to 30m, providing freedom and reliability during intense gaming sessions. The headset's versatile connectivity options include LIGHTSPEED wireless, Bluetooth, and a 3.5mm Aux cord, accompanied by a USB-A to USB-C cable and a USB-A dongle with a 3.5mm port, ensuring seamless integration with your PC, PS5, PS4, and Nintendo Switch. Step into the game with the Logitech G PRO X 2 LIGHTSPEED Wireless Gaming Headset and experience the difference of playing to win.

So right out the gate I'll admit I was a little concerned this headset might have been DOA, since there was no audio out of the box when I connected to my desktop, apparently it just needed a firmware update through the Logitech software and it started working. Connectivity is great, can walk around the whole house while connected through the lightspeed dongle. 3.5mm jack is on the right ear cup, little odd since Logitech always had it on the left. Bluetooth is Bluetooth, that is to say the range and connectivity is much worse than lightspeed, but it's still functional as far as a few meters away. Charged the battery day 1 to 100%, it's at 50% now nearly half a week later after daily use. Battery life is very good - approximately a week of battery if used daily. Another plus is you can charge them while using them, and they charge fairly quickly for a non-fast charge device. Headset is comfy, fits nicely. Reasonably lightweight design too, doesn't feel very heavy. The headband is rigid, the earcups adjust nicely and have the perfect amount of rotation to conform to the head comfortably. The buttons and switches on the left ear cup are easy to find and use. Audio quality is very good, the bass really pops, the DTS surround sound isn't the best but it's functional. Some people have suggested uninstalling the Logitech software after setting up the device and using Dolby Atmos instead of DTS for a better surround sound result, I haven't tested that but it was worth noting. Mic quality is reasonable; great quality for discord, gaming or calls, I just wouldn't use it for anything professional like streaming or video recording - it's not the same quality as standalone gear. For the price point at the time of review (~£150) they're a decent pick-up, good quality and what you'd expect from a high-end peripheral, but nothing exceptional or different over other competitors. I do like them so far, just a little pricey considering the old -wired- 'Logitech G Pro X' is almost identical for audio (same drivers) and mic quality and is nearly £100 cheaper.

This is by far the best headset i have ever had. Mic is good, sound quality is great. Software is great too. It's super easy to use. Fast to switch between the two connections - bluetooth and the dongle. They are made of metal, which already beats the more expensive at the time SteelSeries Arctis Pro. The ability to go wired is also very cool, as it can be used without battery at all. They are light, and comfortable. The range of the connection is also impressive, for a small dongle, it's not super far, but again better than the more expensive SteelSeries. Overall, recommended, 10/10, or 5/5 for Amazon's rating system, whatever, 100%

Sounds good ..for 40£ maximum..not 200£. Without dolby atmos on windows is almost unusable. In games u cannot hear footsteps...560s and dt770 pro are gaming gods. These are just bad..really bad. As for music...sounds like an average 40£ set. Microfibe is really bad also. Good connection..and comfort. Those are the only two positives i can think of. G535 si nds so much better, despite being 1/4th of the price. 560s and beyer put them to shame. Stay away from it except if you wanna fiddle with the windows drivers in order to install dolby atmos on them. After that they do sound quite nice. But you need to do the work and stop using their software.

I had the Logitech G533 wireless gaming headset before this and I was very happy with it. But after a few years the battery wasn't lasting a full gaming session. This G Pro X2 headset happened to be on special at the time so I bought it, and I have to say, it's really good. I can definitely notice the improvement in the sound and the headset looks and feels way more premium. Plus the battery life is insane. Overall it was a worthwhile upgrade. The G Pro X2 headset is not cheap, but if you've got the money, it's worth it.

as someone who used the original G Pro's (Gen 1s) for a good 5 years with my Steelseries DAC, comfort wise these improved massively over them, the swivel by the earcups makes for a much better head fit, the band is also wider so allows better accomodation of head sizes and earpads that come with the headset are incredible. Sound quality is hard to guage here as im using a DAC but im using it via 3.5mm and all I can say is, as someone whos used the G pro's the Steelseries Arctis Pros and the newer Nova Pros (all on the same DAC) this headset blows them clear out of the water in sound, everything sounds "right" you have a much larger sound stage due to the 50mm drivers over the 40mm all these other headsets have, the Graphene drivers they use also offer "clear and clean" sound that isnt too bassy or mushy (assuming your EQ is set up right) Mic quality could be better but again as im using a DAC this removes that issue. not tried wireless (dont plan on) just wish logitech sold this headset in a wired only version to save money.

Battery life is great, sound is comparable to my previous headphones (Steel Series Artis 7), and the digital volume control is a nice bonus. They fit well, and I have not found them uncomfortable to wear, even with glasses. However, the software is garbage. G Hub does just not work most of the time. I was able to use it when I first installed it, but it no longer opens and I can't adjust any of the settings of my headset. I would recommend choosing a different headset with better software support.