Logitech G PRO X 2 Lightspeed Wireless Gaming Headset: Wireless Gaming Headphones with Mic, 50mm Graphene Drivers, 2.02.0—7.1 Surround, Bluetooth/USB/3.5mm Aux, for PS4/PS5/PC/Nintendo Switch – Black

Comfortable, convenient, INSANE battery life
Comfort:These are nearly as comfortable as my daily Asto a40s. The Pro X2s come with two different types of ear cups; the default leather-ish cups and the breathable cloth cups. I use the cloth cups in an attempt to emulate the supreme comfort of the a40s, and I would say it’s close. Their light weight and swivel design definitely contribute to their comfort. I can wear these for 4+ hours and not feel fatigue or sweatiness.Bluetooth:I didn’t expect this functionality be so useful. With the press of the Bluetooth button, it will exit/enter Bluetooth mode, allowing you to switch between the 2.4GHz dongle connection and the Bluetooth connection within seconds. I found this useful when I’m on a discord call on my PC, and I get a phone call. I quickly mute myself on discord and then press the Bluetooth button, allowing me to use the headset to take the phone call. It’s a useful feature in general if I want to switch from my PC to my phone to continue a YouTube video or just listen to music on one or the other.Battery Life:I purchased this 8 days ago. It had around 70-80% battery left. I’ve used it every day (easily over 10 hours in total) and it’s at 50%. A good 4 hours of this usage was using the mic. I find this battery life to be insanely great. I have no anxiety of these things running out of battery mid-session. It’s exceptional.Sound Quality:As a preface, I’m accustomed to the sound quality of the Sony WH-1000XM5s ($400) and the Airpod Pros Gen 2 ($250). Both of these devices sound incredibly good, but they’re significantly more expensive (the Airpod Pros being priced similarly, but only being earbuds instead of over-the-ear). The Logitech G Pro X 2s do not sound as good as those mentioned, but they still sound good and clear. I will say, I reach for these as general use headphones (even for music), because of their comfort and long battery life. They’re more than good enough to use as regular headphones for me, and clearly I’m willing to use them over better sounding options.Mic Quality:The mic sounds fine, but isn’t as good as it should be for the price of this headset. I purchased it for $189.99, and I still think the mic should be better for that price. At MSRP of $250, it’s verging on unacceptable to me. It’s not a bad mic to be clear. My friends can understand me clearly, but they did say it sounds worse than my Astro a40s, which are $130 (albeit wired). I think the mic is fine, and I don’t think it should be a deal breaker unless you want to record your voice for something, but you should probably have a dedicated mic for that anyways.Conclusion:Writing this review has made it even more clear to me that I really like this headset. It’s combination of comfort, battery life and Bluetooth is amazing. I think it’s a great all-rounder wireless headset if you want something for PC gaming/chat, but also just a Bluetooth headset for your phone.

Amazing value if you’re willing to put in a bit of work.
If you just unboxed this headset and tried it for the first time, you might be wondering why I’m rating it 5 stars. It is true that this headset’s sound quality and soundstage are notoriously bad stock. Look up “Logitech G Pro X 2 settings” and follow the instructions in the image on the first Reddit post. It will take you about half an hour, which is inexcusable for a headset this expensive, but it is worth it. They will sound exceptional. With those improvements, you cannot get a better headset at this price point, and you won’t find much better at any other. I compared it to the Audeze Maxwell and the Arctis Nova Pro Wireless, and ended up keeping this one. After tweaking each, I found that the GPX2 didn’t just hold its own against these much more expensive headsets, but I actually preferred them.Features:The volume control on the left phone was a bit iffy. It seems to scroll in increments of 5 or 6 which is often more than I want. It feels nice though.Connectivity is flawless. I can go downstairs to the kitchen and make a sandwich while a podcast is playing and have zero issues.Adjustment is great, there’s a setting for just about any head size and the headband feels sturdy. The whole headset just feels exceptionally built.I’ve heard rumors that the mic button is programmable, but I haven’t wanted to use it even once so I haven’t tested that. Worth looking into, though, if you’re interested in that.Overall, fantastic headset that will outcompete anything in or above its price range if you’re willing to put in some work.

El producto estrella de Logitech… ¿Será que es muy bueno? Bueno, aquí mismo te lo voy a enlistar.Bien! Vayámonos a lo que nos importa, CALIDAD DE AUDIO.En el aspecto de la calidad de audio la verdad es que es bastante buena, si eres audiófilo como yo, te van a encantar estos audífonos, los bajos son increíblemente nítidos, los medios y altos son excelentes si los sabes ecualizar. Si eres GAMER, estos audífonos NO CUENTAN CON DELAY! Este era mi principal miedo, pero en la práctica no tiene nada de delay. Solo que NO uses el programa de G HUB. ¿Por qué? Preguntarás, bueno, el tema es que cuando instalas el software, el programa te pone por default el audio 7.1 surround, el cual hace que el sonido se escuche demasiado plano, sí, se arregla un poco con la ecualización que tiene, pero no lo salva, se sigue escuchando muy plano el audio. Y si quieres que se escuche más nítido, necesitas deshacerte de él. Además, el ecualizador que tiene es de 5 bandas, lo cual es insuficiente si quieres realzar la calidad del audio.¿Qué necesitas si tienes este audífono? Primeramente ecualiza tu audio a tu gusto en el G HUB, además del micrófono si es que lo utilizarás (en mi caso no lo utilizaré porque ya cuento con un micrófono profesional). Una vez hecho esto, guarda la configuración en la memoria de los audífonos. Después, desinstala el programa de G HUB y desinstala los drivers de los audífonos en el administrador de dispositivos. Después reinicia la PC.Una vez realizado esto, Windows te pondrá los drivers genéricos. Y aquí es donde verás la magia. Ahora el sonido se escucha menos plano, podrás notar una breve mejoría en tu audio; pero la cereza del pastel viene cuando vas a la tienda de Microsoft y buscas el programa Dolby Atmos e instalas. En el programa, configura tu ecualización preferida, coloca el sonido espacial en “Dolby Atmos for Headphones” y ahora sí disfruta de la calidad que tienen por ofrecer estos G Pro X 2.No sé por qué Logitech complica tanto las cosas, no es necesario. Pero ahí tienen un pequeño problema de software que hace que estos audífonos no se escuchen bien.Si bien, es cierto que puedes usar Dolby Atmos, también tienes la opción de descargar DTS, que es lo mismo pero no puedes ecualizar tu sonido a tu gusto, lo cual no me gustó esta cuestión. Además de que para ambos necesitas comprar una licencia, lo cual no es cara. Recomiendo ampliamente comprarlos ya que es solo una compra, no es una suscripción como tal.Por obvias razones, no podrás ver cuánta batería tienen tus audífonos pero creo que no es necesario si la calidad de audio ahora si es mejor que usando el software necesario.Una lástima que tengas que hacer esto con unos audífonos de 4k pesos o 5k pesos sin oferta. Pero en fin, a veces lo caro no es bueno, pero definitivamente haciendo esto, los audífonos valen totalmente la pena.Les dejo mi configuración de Dolby Atmos por si alguien le interesa 😉

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