Logitech - G PRO X Wired

The in-game 3D positioning is pretty awesome, so you don't need to worry too much about Dolby or other headset-specific 3D tech. To main things you want to look for are: 1. Wired 2. An external DAC. This is basically a dedicated sound card and you'll almost certainly get better audio out of it than any motherboard's on-board audio. The more you can spend here, the better. These are excellent for PUBG - [https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B07TLX61W7/ref=ppx\_yo\_dt\_b\_search\_asin\_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1](https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B07TLX61W7/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1) £85 at the moment. I've compared these to several different headsets and the Logitech give great positional audio and pick up stuff like footsteps with good distance and accuracy. The mic is great, but not quite the best - to be honest the best on-set mic I've used is on the Corsair Virtuoso, which are an excellent set of wireless headphones with unnoticeable latency...but they're much more expensive.

I think it is a step in the right direction. The only thing they should have done was allow the earcups to be able to rotate flat like the Logitech GPro X2. The Aw 920H was a disaster story all because of the earcups falling off and the low battery message. Alienware should have reverse engineered the Logitech GProX2 headset. I have the Logitech GProX and added the Blue Icepop mic and aftermarket Soulwit Cooling Gel earcups.

For anyone looking this up in the future, I had the G Pro X and they broke so I went to go buy them again (I really liked these headphones and didn't feel like researching new ones), saw that the G Pro X SE was cheaper and when I bought them, 30% off. I figured if they were weird or I just didn't like them then I'd just return them. So far I cannot tell a difference between the two pairs, they're the same size, and came with everything I needed to set them up. The sound and the microphone are the same so I would buy the SE as it's cheaper.

For anyone looking this up in the future, I had the G Pro X and they broke so I went to go buy them again (I really liked these headphones and didn't feel like researching new ones), saw that the G Pro X SE was cheaper and when I bought them, 30% off. I figured if they were weird or I just didn't like them then I'd just return them. So far I cannot tell a difference between the two pairs, they're the same size, and came with everything I needed to set them up. The sound and the microphone are the same so I would buy the SE as it's cheaper.

This is ironic. The blackshark v2 wireless I bought was garbage and the mic was as quiet as a mouse. I tried two of them before getting a Logitech G PRO X Wired I am very happy with and works far better.

I have the wired Logitech Pro Xs and they do ok. I find the surround sound better on other games, making it easier to hear where someone is coming from; but, it could also just be me being new to the game and not understanding the sound design just yet.

Hola buenas.  Por lo que tengo entendido las siglas SE son de SPECIAL EDITION y las unicas diferencias son con los accesorios que trae... el resto es igual.

Trying to come to my conclusion aswell there’s no other places that explain the difference but there’s seems to be a marginal price difference

So I just ended up buying the standard G Pro X "like new" just in case there is quality difference yesterday for $60, when I did find on amazon was that earpads are different when I asked AI it also said possibly the metal strap could be lighter idk how credible that is or its just AI being AI. https://preview.redd.it/a93xrg3edigd1.png?width=619&format=png&auto=webp&s=fbbaad629fa44f0f7f18704bb85df8403d8f1a89

I like the Logitech G Pro X wired. I got a brand new pair never used but open box for $45 on ebay

Logitech G pro x gaming headphone. If on pc the software lets you tweak the sound. Engine never sounded better

I've been very pleased with the Logitech g pro x (1st Gen). Been running it for several years, still going strong, no issues. Sounds great and have played lots of FPS with it

The OG G Pro also suffered from this issue. I used to delete the driver to maximize volume but now use SteelSeries GG (free software) for equalizer and instant replay (less background utilization than nvidia’s screen capture) among other things. I primarily use a standalone mic, but I do use the headset mic when sim racing (separate racing rig and PC). SteelSeries GG’s mic settings are miles better than Logitech g hub’s

if you want wired headphones with a mic, a detachable cable and a detachable soundcard, then logitech g pro x are a great replacement for the old hyperx clouds. speaking from experience.

Never liked any of the hyper x headsets. The quality of build and sound felt worse than steelseries. But I would say the 770 pro and the Logitech g pro (non wireless (had issues with the wireless ones that never occurred that being said there were some driver issues in the early days on windows 10 but since fixed))

was wondering the same thing myself, I could NOT find anything on the G Pro X SE. however I did buy a pair and its coming in today, so ill update here on what its like (upgrading from an Astro A10)

ive been using it for a bit already and I think it sounds great! My friends said that the mic sounded pretty crisp in a discord voice channel. You may have to mess with the equalizer in the G HUB application for it to suit your preferences, but overall I think this is the same headset as the regular G PRO X but cheaper

I wouldnt be able to answer that since I dont have a G PRO X myself, but it does fit my head pretty comfy

but honestly, for the price that I got it at ($70 atm) I am pretty satisfied with it so far

G HUB does recognize the headset as "PRO X SE" https://preview.redd.it/uh8hdtzcsded1.png?width=600&format=png&auto=webp&s=98fd14de1a04148bf6366716a903982774c9944d

it should be the same thing with less accessories; it comes with the 3.5mm to USB adapter that the normal one comes with I assume

Based on my research, the only difference is that the SE comes without the extra velour earpads.

If it helps, I got the SE version and super happy with it.

I got into the Logitech G Pro X Gaming Headset a while back, and it impressed me with its clear audio and solid mic performance.

All these people recommending the audeze maxwell have never played a fps with them before. Uncomfortable with shit surround sound so hearing footsteps/shots directions is not happening. Just get him a pair of logitech g pro x or something that is similar to what he had before. All this audiophile bs is a waste of money time and comfort

I can vouch for this, i have used mine for over two years and the fabric looks like new with no damage

I had the wired version of this, gen 1. Was absolute garbage. Mic problems, cord problems, sound was mediocre.

I liked it at first, it took about a year for all the parts to stop working. Maybe I wasn't being nice to the headset... Other headsets haven't had problems though.

Neither, they'll both end up bricked in a couple of years or sooner if used daily. Happened to me with the TB Stealth 700s and there's no fix in sight. Turtle Beach doesn't even know what to do and they know it's a serious issue. I use the Logitech G Pro X headset myself.

Nope, just the G Pro X with Blue Voice. They sound great. I had like 3-4 pairs of Turtle beaches and they all failed on me after a year or 2 of light use.

Never had any issues with my G Pro X's and I've had them since they came out. What headset do you use?

I'm ashamed to admit that that was the deciding factor for me between the stealth pro, maxwells, and pro x.

Logitech G PRO X 10/10

Logitech pays a lot for marketing. I find that hard to believe since Cloud 2 are literally a pair of studio headphones - Takstar Pro 80, to be precise, just with a worse tuning and a mic.

Blackshark v2 x is def the best choice, logi ones are trash

If you can stretch your budget a little my friend just got a corsair HS80 and the mic sounds great. I haven't heard their sound though. Corsair has some cheaper options too. I personally use the G Pro X headset and it's great if you replace the earpads.

I would go against this advice and try to get headphones with a mic. Way easier to have consistent audio. Desktop mics are way too finicky and only good for people making videos. Even then, I make videos myself and use my g pro x headset mic because it sounds better than my blue snowball.

Logitech G Pro X is nice

You should ask this in the headphones group. I was like you for a long time and have tried lots of headphones including the hyperx cloud alpha or cloud II (before the company was sold), the blackshark v2 pro, logitech g pro x and g935. Anyway, the hyperx cloud alpha electrocuted me multiple times, it's a huge health and QC issue which is known if you google it. I got my money back from the store I've bought under warranty. They found the same issue with the headphone. I didn't have a rug under me or anything. Cloud II's left sound went dead after 2.5 years of use. My blackshark v2 pro broke at the hinge just after the warranty expired. The logitech g pro x was just bad sound quality and mic quality for me and sold it. The g935 lasted for the longest time for 5 years but the mic and sound quality was bad. Many people recommended me to just use studio headphones and buy an external mic. So that's what I did. I researched what to buy first and some guys said to wait a couple of months until the new DT 770 PRO X Limited Edition comes out from Beyerdynamic. My jaw was dropped... The sound quality is just a whole different level. It's just so good compared to a gaming headphones... The build quality is superior, the clamp force is much lower than my blackshark v2 pro was and it's way more comfortable. I'm tall and have big head and ears so it was a worry for me if my ear fits or if it's going to fit my head but no worries, it fits perfectly. I cannot recommend enough a studio headphone for anyone who wants more build quality, audio quality, comfort and more importantly, more usage. It's known that a DT 770 Pro in general lasts for a decade, I'm sure the DT 770 Pro X LE is just the same. There's no gaming headphones that last as long as this. Sennheiser and Audio Technica also has good studio headphones if you want, check some of them out.

I play competetively A LOT, but I also watch movie or listen to music. I love movies and TV series. I've tried lots of gaming headphones like Cloud Alpha or II, Blackshark v2 pro, Logitech G Pro X and so on... They all died within 3 years. Either one of the side went deaf or the headphone itself broke and I must tell you... I always looked after them like my own pair of eyes. (FYI, the Blackshark v2 pro broke at the hinge just right after warranty expired). Anyway, I was fed up with the atrocious build quality and altogether the headphones audio quality as well. Not to say, the mic's quality was always pretty bad. I went into hunting for one and many people recommended me DT 770 Pro by Beyersdynamic. Some people came out and told me to wait for the Pro X as it has a detechable cable (althought the 770 Pro cable's fine as well, they are not like shitty gaming headphones cable at all. Beyersdynamic headphones last for a decade on average). Also, it has an added design, a new driver, less clamp force therefore more comfortable, the headband is better and so on. Anyway, both headphones are really really good as I've had the chance to try a dt 770 pro recently. Anyway, when it came out, I've bought the dt 770 pro x and when I've first listened to it... My jaw was dropped... The audio quality is far superior to gaming headphones. The comfort was really really good, even compared to blackshark v2 pro, it's far better. The cable and the headphone itself has also far more superior quality than a gaming headphone and as I've said, these headphones last 10 years on average. That's huge. You do the math. You buy a 3-4 headphones within 10 years at best. They have shitty quality and they will die for sure. Or... You actually buy a great headphones with really... really good sound quality and comfort which will last for a very long time. It's up to you. Also, very important... If a gaming headphone dies, you cannot buy parts for it to repair it. But for any beyerdynamic headphones, you can buy any parts if it dies so you can replace it and fix it.

It's also a popularity contest and a hype thing. I haven't tried the HyperX II but I did a lot of research on as many headsets as I could and I landed on the Logitech Pro X. They're $20 more, but I found that the mic was significantly better when listening to videos and it offered customisation options for both the mic and the sound. I'm almost certain that in most cases, despite being a bit more expensive, the Pro X are better than the Cloud II, and yet, they're nowhere near as popular.

It's the same headset, only difference is that it comes with less accessories in the box.

That's a great headset but I'll still give it to the HyperX. Maybe single player would be slightly more immersive in the Logitech if you're playing some adventure game, but FPS and team comms the HyperX wins hands down. The bigger magnets provide better sound separation and you can hear bullets and footsteps even when everything is messy. Also the higher pitch microphone will allow your teammates to hear you will even in loud situations.

For a Logitech headset look at the: - G435 - G535 - G Pro X wired or wireless (version 1, not 2) Other gaming headsets include: - JBL Quantum One - Sennheiser Game One - HyperX Cloud III - Razer Barracuda - SteelSeries Arctis Nova 5X or 7X - Turtle Beach Atlas Air. The tradeoff on all of this are the same: buggy apps, poor audio/mic quality and/or poor longevity. If you want a better experience I suggest getting a USB mic like the JLab Talk and pair it with audiophile headphones like: - Philips Fidelio X2HR - Sennheiser HD 560S - Philips SHP9500 - Sennheiser HD 599

I like the Logitech G Pro X. Replaced the earcups though

HyperX Cloud II, Logitech G Pro X, Razer Blackshark any of them, there are some higher quality ones listed in this thread but those are my personal picks

I use Logitech G pros, they pretty sick

I believe they're the same thing. The SE just comes with less accessories

textile cushions, textile bag and a cable

i had many headsets, i like the g pro x and audeze maxwell the most

For watching anime and music you dont need a super expensive audio headset, if you were actually creating or producing music then yeah you would want to invest in better audio equipment. Headsets from Hyperx, Logitech etc are still great for audio, current have the Logitech G PRO Xs and theyre amazing, theyre even the ones some Esports competitions use because they are just that good for gaming and I highly recommend them. Those £300+ studio headphones are more for producers or people who create music and SFX which is why theyre more of an investment and they wont have a mic.

logitech g pro x, used daily for 3 years and only upgraded them for better sound, they still work and get used now and again.

While I love my Logitech g pro headset I wouldn’t suggest it. Sennheiser or their gaming side EPOS probably have amazing deals on. And I wouldn’t steer anyone clear

The truth is I don't know about the use of a DAC/AMP, but rest assured I will look into it. What a healthy envy I have for you, haha! I have the Logitech Pro X, but they're on the verge of falling apart completely. They've held together with glue longer than they should have, but they're starting to hurt my ears. I think the adjustment on the head got stuck due to the adhesive, and now there's only one adjustment possible, and it's too small for me.

Yeah after being a huge steelseries fan I got tired of their Rickety plastic creaky shit and bought Logitech g pro and I haven’t even remotely missed plastic steel series headsets

If those are your only option I'd take either the Cloud Alpha or G Pro X, probably the Alpha as it is really comfortable. As other's have said though, none of these are particularly good. Unlike what others have said, there are good gamer brand headsets out there like the LucidSound LS50x, Logitech G Pro X 2, Astro A50, a few EPOS models. They're just generally overpriced. Like the G Pro X 2 is a really good $100 headphone with a $20 mic selling for $250. The LucidSounds are a bit pricy new but very cheap on the used market. The LS50x or the little brother LS35x can be found used for under $60 and $40 respectively and will beat anything on your list. Sennheiser Game One's can be found for under $60 and are another step higher, they're the headset version of the HD 598. In general, you can almost always buy a new headphone of equal or better quality + a desktop mic for a lot less money than a new headset. The main exception is the Audeze Maxwell which is frankly way better than standalone wireless headphones at its price. The PC38x is also competitively priced on sale, it's right between the HD 599 and HD 560S in quality.

It's all relative. Considering his restrictions, I'm guessing he's found a cheap thrift store and that's his selection. A HyperX Cloud Alpha or G Pro X may be bad products at $150, but at $20 they're both excellent headsets.

No problem. The G Pro X has better directional audio for shooters but the Alphas sound better overall and is extremely comfortable on my opinion. 

Logitech G Pro X, audio quality is great. It's not the best I've ever heard but paired with the mic, which is the best I've heard on a headset - it's best combo I know. It depends on whether you're going for a discrete mic setup or not

Edit: Discrete mic it is, well I'll leave this here for someone else😂

For simplicity sake and getting the best sound and mic combo for a decent price, I'd say the Logitech G Pro X Headset

I got mine for R2000 on special, equivalent to $110. It's the wired one, but check where you live. The prices here in South Africa are notoriously crap for tech, you'll probably get it cheaper

The mic on them is best in class for headsets, the audio is really good. But you'll need to tweak the eq a bit, very easy to do in g hub. It saves to the soundcard, so you'll never have to bother after that

The curve with frequencies and levels, just search up EQ curve and you probably recognize it. Basically these headphones come tuned pretty flat, but if you lift the bass (lower frequencies) it sounds really, really good

My Logitech g pro just broke yesterday after using it maybe 3 years. It snapped at the part where ear cups come out of the headband. The two pieces of plastic held by 2 screws broke... Not too happy with them being 100 dollars.

Still, things aren't build to last anymore. I fixed the headset with some clear tape so hope that'll last another few years.

After using Razor, Logitech g pro x and several others, I landed with cheap Airbuds over USB C connected directly to my VR. They are light, sound surprisingly good, very comfortable. You can actually forget you wear anything. Combining with light VR (Bigscreen Beyond), this is a dream combo.

Logitech g pro headset best one I’ve ever used the most comfortable one I’ve ever used the only headset that I find worth the value u pay for

I tried the HyperX and it had dogshit bass, and sounded awful. To me. Everything is subjective. The best headset I've ever used, again, to me, have been the Logitech pro-X. Amazzzzzing bass. You hear it differently in those things. I don't know why or what happened but every other headset I tried, all the "professional" ones like razer etc all sounded tinny and terrible. Like so bad I felt they were closer to Five Below quality airpod sounds.

I ended up purchasing logitech g pro x since its closes to studio level headphone and its insane i tried every single one on the list and most professional and advanced feeling + quality was on logitech g pro x and hyperx clould alpha but i prefer logitech because of blue voice and hyperx being bought by HP is bad thats why out of them all best is logitech g pro x

I saw things like logitech g pro x being better than alpha and cloud 2 and both are same generation also they say g pro x is closer to studio headphones what do you think about this?