Logitech's G935's could be one of the best wireless gaming headsets on the market, but does it come with flaws? Let's see.

Sound quality was perfect for may taste. I set wide and flat and loved it. the bass options were over the top for me. The volume level is the loudest I have ever encountered in more than thirty years of using headsets. The microphone is very clear according to my audience. Mostly gamers and webinars. Size of the ear cups is large and comfortable. They are made for smaller heads than mine though. I could only just get them in a comfortable position by extending down to the max and spreading to the max. Which lead to some anxiety about head pressure. however I have been using them daily now for almost a month and have had no sign of pain or headaches. Battery life has been pretty much spot on so far. Heat build up in cups can be noticeable on a hot day, stay in the air-conditioning or vent them regularly. They do have one weakness in the design in my opinion. the use of plastic components on the interior of the ear cup pivots. A lot of folks will grab them by the ear cups when putting them on and off. This puts a lot of stress on that region. My last two headphones had the same issue and both eventually broke at that point, hence I did not buy those again. I have mitigated this somewhat by grabbing the headband above the joint. But some days you just woke up and your not really awake yet, sayonara headphones...­.. /sigh

Quality product. Good mic and sound + comfortable. Fast delivery.

Had a bit of trouble at first as the software was faulty but then when I had it up and running it blew me away the sound quality and comfort are top.

This is the first wireless headset I've had in a long time due to some bad experiences in the past. Very happy with the product!

Only lasted about a year now the mic has lost connection and now and then need to turn on and off 2 get the sound to come through headset for 300 I would look at something else. A bit average from Logitech

The Logitech G935 is one of the better wireless gaming headsets on the market, with great sound and a comfortable fit.

Great sound, Flawless wireless connectivity, Versatile connections, Comfortable fit

Dated physical design, Unnecessary RGB lighting

With features like programmable colored lighting, customizable function buttons for switching between sound modes, and a very comfortable fit, the Logitech G935 is the company's top-of-the-line wireless gaming headset. And at $179.99, it comes in at far below the cost of other high-end wireless headsets like the Astro Gaming A50 and the Steelseries Arctis Pro Wireless. While it looks and feels good, though, the G935's sound quality lags far behind the pricier headsets, and even behind a few less expensive alternatives. Design The G935 looks and feels like a more premium version of Logitech's other G series headsets, like the wired G423. It shares the same chunky black trapezoidal earcup shape, but it's more luxuriously built with generous, faux-leather-wrapped earpads and a thicker plastic outer shell. The earcups are mounted on a sturdy metal headband with another black plastic shell across the top, featuring a wide strip of memory foam padding also covered in pleather. The resu...

The Logitech G935 is an attractive, comfortable wireless gaming headset that doesn't bring enough audio power or clarity to justify its price.

Comfortable, premium-feeling design; Programmable colored lighting

Underwhelming treble and only modest bass; Awkward microphone

Logitech's G935 brings some serious audio to your gaming setup. Compatible with Windows 7 and later, use your Logitech gaming software to customize all the settings available in this impressive gear. They boast Pro-G, 50mm audio drivers, X 7.1 surround sound, and a 15-meter wireless range.