Manufacturer: Logitech
A smart-looking headset that excels connected to a PC, with software that tidies up some of its slight mic and sound shortcomings.
Clever sound and mic software optimisation; Sensible looks; Good build quality and comfort;
Spatial positioning of sound is a little vague; The best features are only available to PC users;
If you want a wired gaming headset, you typically need to choose between a simple, functional model for under $100 or a premium, feature-filled one for more than $200. In the middle lies the G Pro X, Logitech's newest gaming headset and a notable upgrade over the previous G Pro model. This $129.99 headset features a comfortable, sturdy build, loads of accessories, a 7.1-channel USB sound card, and a remarkable amount of software-based audio customization options, all for far less than the high-end models from the likes of Astro and Turtle Beach. It packs an impressive punch, and earns our Editors' Choice for all it offers. Design The G Pro X gets a significant style and build quality upgrade over the previous, largely plastic G Pro Gaming Headset. The curved, matte black plastic earcups now feature bright, chrome-finished circular aluminum plates on the back bearing the Logitech G logo. The earpads are generous, soft memory foam wrapped in black faux leather, matching the foam-an...
The Logitech G Pro X wired gaming headset combines a sturdy, comfortable design with a USB sound card loaded with customizable headphone and microphone settings.
Solid, comfortable build; Excellent mic with Blue Microphones software adjustments; Strong audio performance with crisp highs; Lots of accessories
Relatively weak bass; No phone controls on either cable
Like always, I prefer to get negatives out of the way first… Okay, I’m done. Now, the positives, where do I start? Compatibility is amazing, spanning PC, Xbox 360, Xbox One, PS3, PS4, and anything with a 3.5mm output.
Great looking. Great sounding. Cheap. Usually you can only pick two of the three—and yet Logitech’s here to prove that old adage wrong with its new G Pro X gaming headset. Ostensibly geared toward esports enthusiasts (hence the “Pro” moniker), the G Pro X is a perfect solution for the masses as well, or at least the masses who can still stomach a wired headset.
Logitech’s new G Pro X looks great, sounds better, and even features a headset microphone that doesn’t suck. If only it were wireless, as well.
Beautiful throwback look; Outperforms headsets two or three times the price; Fantastic microphone, with lots of software-side options;
Wired headset; Built-in controls feel cheap; A bit tight until it breaks in;
Logitech’s new G Pro X looks great, sounds better, and even features a headset microphone that doesn’t suck. If only it were wireless, as well.
Beautiful throwback look; Outperforms headsets two or three times the price; Fantastic microphone, with lots of software-side options;
Wired headset; Built-in controls feel cheap; A bit tight until it breaks in;
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