LOGITECH G PRO GAMING HEADSET SOFTWARE
LOGITECH G PRO GAMING HEADSET BLUETOOTH

All in all, the microphone is the low-point of the headset.Īside from the impressive build quality of the headset, the sound which the Logitech G Pro X Wireless offers is one of the best ever released by the company. If you were looking for a headset mic that could replace your desk mic, the Logitech G Pro X Wireless may not be exactly what you need. There’s still potential to really see the acquisition of Blue Microphones benefit Logitech’s gaming headset lineup, but right now it just isn’t hitting the right frequencies. In fact, it sounds better when not even using any of the Blue Voice settings than trying to mess with them.

That said, no matter how much you tinker and adjust the settings, you still sound like you are on a headset microphone rather than a high-quality standalone mic.

LOGITECH G PRO GAMING HEADSET SOFTWARE

Utilizing the Blue Voice software gives you features such as a de-esser, de-popper, noise gate and more. While it’s a quality mic that works for in-game voice chat and talking with friends on Discord, it didn’t feel… err, sound like something that you would use to do voice recordings or even live streaming with. With the Logitech G Pro X Wireless headset, you get a detachable microphone powered by the popular Blue Voice software.

LOGITECH G PRO GAMING HEADSET BLUETOOTH

The lack of Bluetooth connectivity is a downer for those who may want an all-in-one headset solution to use not just at a computer. The headset comes paired out of the box, making setup a breeze. Charging the headset is done via an included 1.8m USB Type-C cable, and the 2.4GHz Lightspeed dongle allows for a wireless range of up to 42 feet, more on that later. The only gripe about the design of the headset is the lack of a 90-degree swivel to allow for a comfortable seat around the neck.Ĭontrols on the device include the typical on/off switch, a mute button, and a volume control knob. It feels like a headset that should cost more than what it does, and that’s always a positive. There’s really not much else you can say about the build quality of the Logitech G Pro X Wireless. The metal extensions of the ear pieces are strong and sturdy, and provide reliable support for whatever length you need. However, it doesn’t feel too heavy on your head due to the distribution of the weight. With that said, it is a bit on the heavier side, coming in at just over 11 ounces. Should you not like that feeling, the velour-covered ear pads with memory foam provide a different sense of comfort. It’s comfortable and doesn’t leave you feeling sweaty or heavy on the ears during longer sessions thanks to the lightweight, yet snug, leatherette ear pads. Simply putting it on gives you the feeling of a $400 headset for half of that price. Though a decent headset in its own right, the first Logitech G Pro headset didn’t feel all that durable, whereas the G Pro X feels like a headset that can withstand long-term use. The first thing you notice when opening up the Logitech G Pro X Wireless headset is just how well built it feels. This product was provided by Logitech for the purpose of this review. The result is a well-built gaming headset with quality that is on par with nearly any other device on the market. Where the company has seemingly worked the hardest to provide the best quality has always been with headsets, and that’s no different with the latest Logitech G Pro X Wireless gaming headset.īased on the Pro X gaming headset, the $199 Pro X Wireless brings the company’s Lightspeed wireless technology to the mix while improving on what the original Pro X had to offer. For years, Logitech has used its gaming division to provide players with the best peripherals money can buy.

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