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;

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 an even more premium wired headset, you'll have to spend significantly more on the Turtle Beach Elite Pro 2 + SuperAmp or the Astro Gaming A40 TR + MixAmp Pro TR. At $200 and $250 respectively, both alternatives move up from a USB soundcard to including physical mixing amps with controls...

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

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

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;

If you game on PC and don’t mind using a wire, the Logitech G Pro X is almost a no-brainer: tremendous sound, comfort, and design for an attractive price, paired with Blue microphone software that’ll have you sounding better than you ever have before.

Well even with the short amount of testing time I had with the Logitech G Pro X Gaming Headset it does look like Logitech has put together a solid product. I was surprised at the overall build quality which with things like the aluminum forks, detachable and replaceable microphone and cord, and the...

The sound on this headset make me use it instead of the speakers connected to my computer, the sound demo blew me away and the surround sound was far above my expectations!

There are a lot of things gamers want when it comes to gaming headset, and sometimes it can be pretty hard for manufacturers to meet those demands. Some might want 7.1 surround sound or maybe

Great surround sound; Very comfortable; Light-weight; Wireless; RGB Lighting; 3.5mm jack + cable; Compatible with PC

Rechargeable battery that's replaceable Which gives you too many loose parts

If you're in the market for a wireless headset and have the budget, this is an amazing pick.