Logitech G Pro X 2 Lightspeed Wireless Gaming Headphones, Detachable Mic, Graphene 50mm, DTS:X 2.0, Surround 7.1, Bluetooth/USB/3.5mm AUX Cable, PC, PS5, PS4, Nintendo Switch - White

After using the Corsair Void Pro (wired), to then accidentally using the Corsair Void Elite (wired), to then using the Corsair Virtuoso (wireless), I found myself looking for a headset that didn't break or start having audio cracks/glitches the more I used them. Let's hope this one is it. I bought this headset under the pretense of "you buy what you pay for" and I was done getting headphones that 'felt' like $120 when they inevitably broke.For $265, I figured these headphones would work great right out of the box; and I was 'mostly' right:-1: The headband is WAAYY more comfortable than the Virtuoso; it feels like it's warmly hugging your head while also preventing the rubber-tire indian-burn on your scalp feeling that some headsets give.-2: Also paired with Logitech GHub, so it's easy to configure & set-up.-3: Has both Wireless & Wired options with wired being *USB-C* (thank the lord not micro-usb)-4: TOP-TIER noise cancellation. Not THE best, but definitely OF the best.however,-5: **The EQ was wildly hard to get used to when it came to hearing 'true-sound' both with-and-without surround sound turned on.** -Also, when trying to use GHub EQ controls, I noticed that the software doesn't support a wide range of frequencies that I need for audio mastering (picture ref).I've opened multiple games, and watched many videos and movies, and for the life of me, I can't figure out why it's so friggin hard to get good audio on one single setting; so whenever I change to a different activity, I'm also opening up GHub so that I can swap between the audio mode presets faster (which feels like that's what Logitech specifically wanted for you to do? I guess Corsair & Logitech do things different 🤔)**Anyway this is why I feel like 4 stars feels right for a 265 dollar pair of ears: really powerful Base Throb but temperamental & difficult audio accuracy.** As you may or may not have guessed, I'm a gamer; So audio is very important to me when it comes to being able to hear EXACTLY what you need to hear, such as footsteps and spellcasts and enemy growling so you can actually 'hear' what you can or can't 'see'. As you may have also guessed with this lengthy review, *it's really hard for this headset to do that for you right out of the box.*So take your time, open the box, connect the headset. Then open GHub, open some youtube videos, open some immersive games, and get ready to start tabbing in-and-out of whatever it is you're doing so that you can setup your audio presets accurately, because reasonably speaking... even though it's not the most immersive headset, it's pretty great to hear those really throaty explosions after setting your sliders right.

Battery life has lasted for me over 5 days so far, it just won't die. It's at 30% now and I'm super impressed. Battery life is as advertised.

Headset has a good sound.

I'm actually impressed with the new 50mm Graphene driver that not only feels lighter, but also produce less audio distortion which means audio quality doesn't sound too muddy, thanks to 2.4Ghz Lightspeed wireless technology receiver that can deliver the signal very fast, no extra audio latency. It comes with leatherette ear pad material as well as cloth ear pad material which you can swap it anytime, anywhere. I'm also that it no longer uses micro USB which got replaced with USB C; in other words, no muscle memory challenging, faster recharging. It also comes with 3.5mm jack if you want to hook your headset as wired headphone, though I find it useless since the battery can now last 50 hours, thus lightspeed wireless mode is recommended. In addition, it comes with rotating durable hinge which is ideal when you are taking a break or resting. Lastly, it comes with USB A to USB C for recharging, mic condenser which has poor mic quality, and also comes with storage bag if you want to protect your headphone or use for traveling. By the way, make sure to use Logitech G Hub software to update latest and greatest firmware but you can also play around with the equalizer, volume preset, virtual surround sound codec such as Dolby/DTS, etc.All in all, I highly recommend this lightspeed wireless headset, although the downside is that this is very expensive wireless headset which can cost $249.99 USD including sales tax.

Sounds great wireless. Sounds really great paired with Astro a40 mix amp. Lightweight comfort