The Logitech G432 is a capable wired gaming headset that includes a 7.1-channel USB sound card for use with a PC, but its design and performance lag behind the competition.

Includes 7.1-channel USB audio card

Underwhelming audio; Light, stiff padding

Logitech G432 Gaming Headset produces some very clear audio for your PC gaming!

The Logitech G432 gives good audio & microphone quality however the design choices that Logitech have chosen means that the headset is uncomfortable to use over long gaming sessions.

+Connectivity options; +Audio quality

I'll start with the bad: there's nothing bad about this headset. The only problem I have is that UPS delivered AFTER the time frame they said they would AND left it with a neighbor, which I did not want to happen.

The Logitech G432 7.1 Gaming Headset provides a good mix of connectivity options and delivers reasonable sound on each provided that each has been setup appropriately via the Logitech software using the USB option.

Connectivity options; 7.1 surround sound; Comfortable design

Same design as G430; Requires USB connection for best results

Over the last week or so, I've developed a love-hate relationship with the Logitech G432. I love it because it's by far and away a much better gaming headset than the similarly priced Steelseries Arctis 1 , and I'd probably even go as far as saying it's arguably the best gaming headset I've tested...

The Logitech G432 is a good update on an already solid performing headset.

The Logitech G423 is another entry in the crowded field of midrange wired gaming headsets. This $79.99 model includes a 7.1-channel USB sound card and offers some nice high-end response, but a stiff fit, a permanently attached cable, and underwhelming bass response keep it from standing out. You're better off buying the Razer Kraken Tournament Edition or Logitech's own G Pro headset, both of which do everything the G423 can do, but better. Design The G423 fits in line with Logitech's other numbered G series headsets from a design perspective, with chunky, trapezoidal black plastic earcups. It doesn't have programmable lighting like the wireless G935, but it features a splash of color in the form of blue faux leather between the black, fabric-covered foam earpads and the black plastic shells of the earcups. A large, flexible rubber flip-down boom mic is located on the left earcup. The earcup also holds a volume wheel on the back edge and a six-foot headset cable ending in a four-...

The Logitech G432 is a capable wired gaming headset that includes a 7.1-channel USB sound card for use with a PC, but its design and performance lag behind the competition.

Includes 7.1-channel USB audio card

Underwhelming audio; Light, stiff padding

The Logitech G432 skimps on a little too much to reach its low price point. The build feels cheap, and the design is a little dated. It'll do in a pinch, but there are better options.

Price, Surround sound works well, Easy to use

Feels cheap, Microphone, Sound

Decent for gaming. These simple, wired gaming headphones have a good audio reproduction, a great microphone for online games and their wired connection offers no latency issues. They aren’t the most customizable headphones, but they offer great value.