Logitech - PRO X Wireless LIGHTSPEED Gaming Headset

I enjoy my pro x wireless. Can wear it all day with no fatigue.

*EDIT:* The only thing I don't like is if I am wearing glasses it will press down a little tense on the side wires and I cannot wear it all day without a 10-15 minute break for a bit every few hours.

Logitech’s Pro X Wireless is a clear overall upgrade from the G633 for sound quality, mic performance, and build, while the G633 still wins if you specifically need wired multi‑platform flexibility and RGB. Both use G Hub, have DTS Headphone:X surround on PC, and support EQ presets, but Pro X Wireless adds detailed Blue VO!CE mic controls and better tuning out of the box. G633 gives you RGB lighting, on‑headset programmable G‑keys, and easy wired use with PC, console, and mobile via USB or 3.5 mm, which the Pro X Wireless cannot fully match because it’s mainly a 2.4 GHz PC/console dongle headset.

I’m late here but the Logitech Pro X is trash. DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY on this. You’d be better off buying another G933 or G935 on eBay first. For OP: - The audio issues where one ear cup cuts out is actually an easy fix and poor quality control. Take the left cup apart and spray out the on/off switch with compressed air, switch it a few times and blow it out again. You’ll now have roughly 2-3+ years left again. I had to do this with 3 of their headsets. But again, the Logi Pro X wireless is TRASH!!

https://www.bestbuy.ca/en-ca/product/logitech-g-pro-x-gaming-headset-with-microphone-black/13648422 Sometimes goes on sale for cheaper, as well. There is a wireless alternative for a bit more, too: https://www.bestbuy.ca/en-ca/product/logitech-g-pro-x-lightspeed-wireless-gaming-headset-with-microphone-black/14882481

This is weird because I’ve literally NEVER heard of this happening, are you sure when you put your mic cord into the pc that you are also selecting your headset under the input section so that your microphone actually works? If yeah, then I don’t know what to tell you. But, since you’re a PC gamer now I think it’s time to move away from headset microphones unless you literally don’t have space for one. HyperX quad cast is a great on the desk microphone that is going to be better than any headset mic you have or will own, it’s like 75 bucks on Amazon right now and it lasted me years. If you absolutely need to have a headset that has a microphone then you could go for the Logitech g pro X wireless, they’re good as far as the sound quality and the microphone is decent for a headset mic.

Logitech G Pro X wireless is what I’ve been using for years

Like others said, a high quality normal headset and a standalone is key. However, that’s not always an option for some. I’m using Logitech G Pro X Wireless. There’s a newer version available, and wired versions of both

Logitech g pro x are the best headphones I've ever owned. Most comfortable I've ever owned and some of the best audio and microphone quality.

If you have the Logitech G Pro Wireless X Headset, G522 or the G435 have fun for about 23 Months then go buy new ones. Wanna know why know this. Cause i owned the G522 and still own the G Pro X Wireless Headset. Both died a few Months after Warranty ended. You would expect the Battery or some sort of not turning on again. Nah both same failure. Left Earpiece didnt work anymore. Both 1-3 months after Warranty ended, Both Left earpieces busted. Only Reason im still using the G Pro X Wireless is cause i cheated the system and got new ones for free from Logitech. They scam us so just scam them right back. And lets not talk about the Maleware of a Software they call G Hub

Tldr in end Currently own logitech g pro x wireless headset for gaming and a very old pair of pioneer studio headphones. I am a hobbyist video maker. I tried to clean up some bad audio with bad USB whine consisting of 4 freqs via EQ. Had a hard time pinpointing the exact freq by ear with the g pro x headset, dusted off the old wired pioneer headset. A whole new world opened to me in the treble and I was able to pinpoint the exact freqs and fix my audio. I realized I need a new pair of headphones (the pioneer ones are 10+ yo and literally look like they have been rat food). I would either like a good pair of wireless headphones that would have a decent battery life, accurate sound and no white noise/hiss like the g pro x. Its subtle but I find it annoying, especially when nothing is playing. Or a pair of cheap, wired studio headphones (preferably china 'clones' like in gaming mice mchose, atk etc make copies of razer/logitech mice for a quarter of the price and offer literally a better product) assuming that is a thing in this niche, I would assume so. TLDR; realized g pro x is not accurate and has white noise/hiss and my old pioneer studio headphones r old n nasty. Looking 4 either a good set of wireless headphones with low latency or cheap good (chinaclone?) studio headphones

Eso que decís de que pasen a mono cuando usas el mic me pasa con los earbuds Sony, pero con los auris over ear Logitech qué uso en la pc no, y probablemente tampoco suceda con el modelo que nombraste. Yo tengo los Pro x Wireless y ni un drama. Usar la app de Dolby en Windows también ayuda bastante con tema audio.