Sound awesome, very comfortable, brilliant adjustable mic voices.

Delivery was smooth without a problem, package was not damaged and the headsets worked really well. Attached with the package was a stand for the headsets which I think wasn't meant to be included as the box said “For promotional purposes only.” but I do appreciate Mightyape giving me a great way to display my new headsets on my desk!

I only use for Sound not for Chat so do not have the Mike fitted I found the Software from Logitech not good at all for sound, but just using the Windows Dalby Atmos for Headphones or the DTS Headphones X I got excellent Sound in all uses like Movies and Games Build quality is good I have quit a large head and they fit nicely not tight or lose fitting.

Awesome in every aspect

Big step up from my G633. Where most Logitech headphones feel cheap, these are solid steel! Super comfortable, sturdy, and they sound amazing. Excellent battery life and insane mic quality. Worth the money. Stoked I did a little research and decided on these!

After using the cheaper wired Logitech G431, I decided to take the plunge and purchase a wireless headset. From the get go I have been super impressed with the performance and sound quality of this headset. Audio sounds awesome and voice quality is very good (with blue voice enabled). Build quality is great too, feels solid. Would highly recommend to anyone who is after a wireless headset

The quality of the headphone and mic is impressive. I really enjoy the wireless freedom and how the new Logitech products join to the GHub. I have Ghub at home and work, and various connective devices at each. The GPro X wireless is great with microsoft teams and Zoom video conferencing.

Excellent, sturdy and comfortable.

Good audio quality; Super comfortable; Seamless wireless connection;

Microphone is a little lacklustre; Lack of Bluetooth limits device support; Pricey;

When it comes to wired gaming headsets, we really like the $129.99 Logitech G Pro X. It’s nicely made, comfortable, offers strong sound performance, and includes a USB sound card that provides 7.1-channel simulated surround sound and extensive audio customization options through Logitech's G Hub software. The G Pro X Wireless, reviewed here, is a wireless take on the headset, foregoing any wired connection for a wireless USB transmitter, while keeping the same strong performance and software features. It sounds very good, but it doesn’t even offer a 3.5mm connection as an alternative to wireless USB, and for a $199.99 gaming headset, that makes it pretty limited.Design The G Pro X Wireless look and feel, appropriately enough, like a wireless version of the G Pro X. The main design elements are identical, like the oval, matte black plastic earcups with circular metal G logos on the back, the memory foam earpads and headband padding wrapped in faux leather, and the Y-shaped metal st...

The Logitech G Pro X Wireless gaming headset has a lot to offer for PC users, but few connection options.

Excellent simulated surround imaging; Good audio performance; Lots of microphone options

Only works through USB transmitter; Mic requires tinkering to get the best sound; Modest bass