Logitech G535 Lightspeed Wireless Gaming Headset - Lightweight on-ear headphones, flip to mute mic, stereo, compatible with PC, PS4, PS5, USB rechargeable - Black

I’m a person who streams and plays games frequently, I wanted a headset that was comfortable and free from the restriction of the cord, I’ve had this for a while now, sound is good for me as far as quality for the price, Logitech makes in my opinion quality products as I have a few items (mouse, keyboard, G29 wheel etc) connectivity is good I can move about the house without signal loss, go outside too far and ya know what happens. Battery is sufficient, 2-3 days of light use without needing to recharge, mic is of decent quality, rubber boom mic flip to mute, I haven’t had any complaints from viewers or others in discord saying mic was crackly or distorted. It’s a really good budget friendly headset.

The sound is nearly indistinguishable from my AirPods Pro 2, which have great sound. These are missing some clarity, but if you can get these on sale they’re a great value. Also, they are very comfortable. Most comfortable headset/headphones I’ve ever used. The mesh over the drivers touches my ears, but it’s soft and I stopped noticing very quickly. I don’t use the mic so I can’t speak on that. The cable is nice. Thin and flexible.So these aren’t the best of the best, but terrific value on sale. I recommend these if you want the most bang for your buck.

Fantastic sound. I've had these before, a few years ago. Been having problems with a couple Corsair headsets and decided to go back with LG and a slightly upper-case model. Sound quality is fantastic. Bass is warm and deep, clarity is crystalline. My two problems are:- I sit back in the couch with my feet on the coffee table when I game. I rock my head back and forth and the earpieces rub the back of the couch. (Hey... it helps with dodging. I'll die on that hill). The rubbing sound comes through the earpieces loud and clear. Not so much a worry.- I don't much like controls being on the back of the 'phones for that very reason. It's too easy to raise and lower the volume. Fortunately the power button is flush with the moulding or we'd have real issues. Why can't we have buttons mounted on the front or sides of the ear pieces?My two cents. My gripes are small and the sound is two thumbs up. I do recommend this product.... from my couch. I'd rather this rating be 4.6-4.65. I could be convinced to give a 4.7... for a fee.

Okay, so I have a confession to make. I got a big head, physically. And these things are comfortable enough to wear for multiple FF14 raids. Long sessions of Doom Eternal. The battery life is decent, several hours between recharges. The dial on the back for volume is a bit sensitive, but easy to use. Plug and play connectivity is wonderful, no funny datapacks to download and install to get optimum use from it. I don't have to worry about people ask me to repeat myself because the mic isn't picking up what I'm saying. Just a general all around great product.

I bought the Logitech G335 headset for my son to use while we’re traveling through Vietnam so he could stay connected and entertained on his laptop. As expected from Logitech, it’s a solid, well-built headset with great sound quality and a comfortable fit — no complaints there.In fact, it might work a little too well. Once he puts it on, it’s like the rest of the world disappears — including me yelling at him to come eat dinner. If that’s not a glowing endorsement for noise isolation, I don’t know what is.Bottom line: great headset, great sound, almost too immersive. Highly recommended (unless you need to get your kid’s attention).

Used these for about an hour and a half and it's been nothing short of a horrible experience.The product looks great but at this price point, it leaves a LOT to be desired. It feels cheap and flimsy.Sound quality: It feels really tinny and harsh and flat at the same time somehow. The highs are really sharp and loud and the lows are lacking and very flat. I experimented with the presents and the advanced EQ and even after about 20 minutes of messing around the sound was awful. The only upside is that you can set customer profiles for different games but it can't compensate for cheap drivers. A pair of $30 Samsons or Superluxes is 10 times better at sound stage and sound quality overall.Volume: The volume is extremely low which is really strange. I am guessing with the cheap driver it introduces a lot of distortion if the volume is turned up and it's unusable for gaming since you can barely hear anything. The volume knob doesn't have hard stops so as you are using them you keep wanting to turn the volume up but it just provides an obnoxious beeping sound for 1-2 seconds letting you know you are maxed out. If you turned the knob a few times since it doesn't have a hard stop it will beep at you for 5-6 seconds before you can hear anything.The G Hub software tries to do some sort of volume correction as well so when you tab between windows it lowers the volume and slowly brights it back up which is obnoxious.Latency: The latency seems pretty good but during my 1.5 hours of playtime I lost audio twice completely for no reason. I was playing CS2 and it just completely muted itself. I switched inputs and the audio was working fine on my speakers. I had to restart the headset and unplug it to get everything working again.Microphone: I have had better sound quality with a cheap $10 wired microphone. It's crunchy and flat and sounds a bit like a radio.Just as a point of reference, I came from using a pair of SteelSeries Arctis headset from 2017 that are about the same price, and if those are a 7/10 the Logitech G535 is maybe a 2/10 at best.Horrible controls, bad software, bad drivers, mediocre microphone (at least it works I guess). The only good thing is the battery life (I am basing that off of other reviews since I only used it for a short period).At this price, you can do much better. I would maybe pay $25 for something like this to keep in a closet in case of emergency but at a $100+ there are hundreds of better options out there.