Logitech has been a sleeping giant for the past couple of years, laying low in the gaming peripherals market after staking out huge leads with its G933 Wireless Gaming Headset in 2015, its ground-breaking G403 wireless mouse in 2016 , its PowerPlay charging mat in 2017, as well as the first wireless...

Amazing audio quality; great DTS surround sound implementation; awesome flip-down mic; good-looking RGB effects

Very heavy; short battery life

Gaming headsets are put together with certain types of players in mind. The same is true for wireless headsets, which are made for specific types of listening. Picking great headphones is mostly about finding overlap between your own needs, and the kinds of features any particular pair of cans are...

This month, we were given a sneak peak at Logitech's updated line of gaming headsets for 2019. We've spent the last week getting acquainted with two of the premiere entries in their new catalog with the Logitech G935 Wireless 7.1 LIGHTSYNC Gaming Headset and the G432 7.1 Surround Gaming Headset .

All I can say about this product is a solid WOW! Over the years I've had the opportunity to review numerous headsets but never one that comes to the party quite like this set does. Succeeding the G933, the G935 is nothing short of stunning.

The Logitech G935 offers solid battery life and checks all those must-have boxes for a pricey gaming headset, but there's an issue with wired performance.

The Logitech G935 wireless gaming headset has a surprisingly amazing audio for a wireless headset. The bass is punchy, the high frequency channels are loud and clear, and you can really hear everything that's going on during a frantic battle with the enemy team.

Ultimately, the G533 holds the throne. The G935 is a better-sounding headset, there's no doubt in my mind, and at $169 the price is more reasonable this time around as well. But I strongly prefer the G533's design, the battery life is (slightly) better, it's cheaper, and it still sounds pretty damn...

Logitech's flagship gaming headset has legions of fans, and the G935 is the company's latest. Logitech has taken an "if it's not broke, don't fix it" approach with the G935, simply making what it already had better rather than focusing on a fancy redesign.

Comfortable; Great range; Superb sound; Foldaway mic; 3.5mm connection for console

Dated design; Charges over micro USB; Average battery life

Very happy, for the time being (had one day). Feel the sound is good, know the bass well and can put much on EQ. Lots of customization through Logitech G HUB. Surround also feels good but has not been tested so much

The G935 brings more bass presence and a more restrained design to Logitech's flagship headset, but it's not enough to dethrone our love for the...

Leatherette is a classy change from the G933's sports mesh; Hidden microphone and dongle storage are great features to have; One of the best-sounding...

Still bulky and boxy compared to the competition; Mediocre battery life; Very little noise isolation