Logitech - PRO X Gaming Headset

Logitech G Pro X (wired) EPOS H6PRO (open or closed) HyperX Cloud Alpha (or Cloud Stinger 2 if on tighter budget) SteelSeries Arctis Nova 3 (wired USB‑C) the EPOS H6PRO is the strongest single recommendation. If you want to save more cash but still avoid trash mics, the Logitech G Pro X (wired) is the next best bet, especially if PC play and Discord are a big part of your usage.

Through GCSX there was a very specific, expensive headset I could order. Instead, I asked my manager if we could special order the same one I use for my PC, Logitech G Pro X headset. 10/10 recommend 😄. Plus it was way cheaper than the jabra one I would have received otherwise, so being a pretty good steward of the tax dollar?

My Logitech pro x has been good to me.

Just got Astro A50 gen 5 today, upgraded from pro x 1’s, and the sound quality is so clean and rich. I prefer the fit of pro x, but sound is way better on a50s. Can’t go wrong with pro x v2, if you wanna spend less money

Just got Astro A50 gen 5 today, upgraded from pro x 1’s, and the sound quality is so clean and rich. I prefer the fit of pro x, but sound is way better on a50s. Can’t go wrong with pro x v2, if you wanna spend less money

I've been through a lot of headphones, I would never buy Razor anything. Logitech G PRO X with Metal seems pretty tough and decent price, as for the sound quality.. I dunno, my ears are stuffed anyway, i just want something that lasts and is not made out of plastic. Also replaceable plugs on everything.

logitech pro-x or logitech g733 ang na try ko na di sumasakit ulo ko. or kung gusto mo separate, bili ka ng audio technica athm50x (super comfy) tapos mic mo razer seiren mini.

Been using the Logitech pro x for years I’m a huge fan feel like I hear great

Same. Had mine for over four years iirc

Audiophile and gaming are a paradox. “Gaming” headsets usually crank certain frequencies, so they sound more “exciting” and give you the edge in games like shooters; “Audiophile” usually means studio monitors, which give a completely flat, neutral sound and reproduce audio as it was intended by the authors.  For versatility I would go for something like Sony WH-1000XM4 in wired mode, they are commercial headphones, but sound profile is pretty neutral. I myself have those for work/music, but for gaming a wired Logitech Pro X headset without any software tweaks, it sounds great.

I agree for the most part lol nothing beats my own opinion when it comes to this and I'm definitely not just looking for a single answer from this just for some ideas to shop around with, I've been using the logitech pro x's for quite a few years and they were a huge upgrade from the logitech 360 something (idk that was a while ago). The only issue with going in store is the best thing I have near me would be a bestbuy and unfortunately I don't think they have demo models. Curse of living in a small town unfortunately alot of the covid era precautions never really went away here so I'd have to go to another town about 2 hours away to try in store models.