Thoroughly enjoying the G933 headset, Fantastic sound quality, being able to switch into 7.1 with a touch of a button is a brilliant feature for when i swap between listening to music and then gaming, as well as the EQ settings per game is a nice touch.

A bit on the large size but name a good gaming headset that isn't. The sound is by far the best I've experienced on any wireless headset and I've received many compliments on the clarity of the mic. Battery usage is as advertised if not better. I recommend these.

Sound 10/10. Mic 6/10, just an average mic, picks up keyboard clicks (corsair k95), for comparison the hyper X cloud 2 mic sounds WAAAY clearer. the padding on top keeps detaching, had to put superglue on it, but i clumsily got superglue on the headband, used acetone to remove it but still got stain...

I use these for streaming and online gaming. DTS:X 7.1 surround sound sounds great on movies and games on the PC. It only does 2.0 on consoles though so keep that in mind. Overall great sound , great build , easy to setup and use.

The Logitech G Pro headset has few flaws. The bass can drown out higher tones, but it's usually beautifully punchy. For gamers seeking great build and sound quality over the gamer aesthetic, these are a great option.

Sleek; subdued and low-profile design; Punchy; clean bass; Comfortable for long sessions

Bass can overwhelm treble; Odd in-line control design choices

Gamers who want a no-nonsense headset that prioritizes competitive multiplayer will find a lot to like in the Logitech G Pro Gaming Headset.

Great multiplayer performance; Comfortable design; Works with a lot of systems

Mixed single-player performance; Mic is a bit fuzzy; Music could sound better

Last year's Logitech G433 was ambitious for offering a slew of accessories including a 7.1-channel USB sound card for just $100. Unfortunately, it tried to do a bit too much without focusing on the most important aspects of gaming headset: audio quality and comfort. The G Pro takes the general design of the G433 and completely overhauls its materials and components. It feels better and sounds much better than the G433, and is even less expensive at $89.99. You don't get a USB sound card with it, but considering how strong the stereo performance is (and how true surround sound isn't really possible on a headset anyway), that's totally fine. The step up in quality earns the G Pro our Editors' Choice for wired gaming headsets. Design The G Pro ($89.99 at Logitech G) looks and feels like a more premium version of the Logitech G433. The two headsets are shaped exactly the same, with smooth, flat back panels on the earcups, tapering out on a gentle curve to meet the rounded rectangle sh...

The Logitech G Pro is a simple but very well-made and functional wired gaming headset you can pick up for less than $100.

Very good sound with powerful bass; Excellent boom microphone; Solidly made, with quality materials

Light on accessories

In our recent discussions about wireless headsets, the Logitech G933 has come up lately as one of the headsets to surely be on your $100 short list. So we bought a set, and have done a good bit gaming, movie watching, and music listening this past week and have a good hold on what the G933 is all...

the sound quality is amazing ....the mic quality is not that great but im not a radio dj so that doesnt worry me and i dont have too listen to myself ....very pricey but very good

Product was received a day before the initial time it was set to arrive and the product came in excellent condition, very well done and I am very pleased with the service.