Logitech G PRO X Wireless

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Sentiment score70% positive
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Last updated: Apr 23, 2026

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Reddit Iconarkaprava
4 months ago

Logitech’s Pro X Wireless is a clear overall upgrade from the G633 for sound quality, mic performance, and build, while the G633 still wins if you specifically need wired multi‑platform flexibility and RGB. Both use G Hub, have DTS Headphone:X surround on PC, and support EQ presets, but Pro X Wireless adds detailed Blue VO!CE mic controls and better tuning out of the box. G633 gives you RGB lighting, on‑headset programmable G‑keys, and easy wired use with PC, console, and mobile via USB or 3.5 mm, which the Pro X Wireless cannot fully match because it’s mainly a 2.4 GHz PC/console dongle headset.

Reddit IconbikemanI7
about 2 months ago

Had Pro X Wired, decided i got tired of switching them between my Gaming Desktop PC and Laptop, so got the wireless version for Desktop, and gonna use wired version with Laptop. So far so good, sounds great in games to me, music sounds great, then again i'm not too picky of a person. been using Logitech headsets for years now

Reddit IconBromatoast
about 2 months ago

Honestly reddit hates everything. I've learned sometimes you gotta just do it and see for yourself. I've had these for a few years now and I love them. Admittedly they hurt the shit out of my ears and the sound quality was pretty bad out of the box. But I bought some third party earcups and found a equalizer that makes them sound good and I've had no issues whatsoever since then. I also don't use surround sound either tbh, idk who would. The DTS sounds HORRENDOUS. Funny enough I got some steel series arctis something or others that I've wanted for YEARS. Returned them two days later and apologized to my Pro X Wireless for trying to replace it. Sometimes I think people just take it out of the box and use it, and that's their impression. Which I guess is fair, because it should just work right? but, idk. Gotta change a couple things sometimes.

Reddit IconBusy_Manager_6818
3 months ago

I have the original and really liked them, but they are an absolute pain to use in linux. Maybe I should try the new ones.

Reddit Icondolphin160
6 months ago

I have been using the Logitech pro x wireless or whatever for like 2 years and really like them. My wife really like the arctic stuff but imo the audio sounds shit and she’s gone through like 2 pairs because they keep breaking lmao.

Reddit IconFinancial_Plankton11
6 months ago

This is weird because I’ve literally NEVER heard of this happening, are you sure when you put your mic cord into the pc that you are also selecting your headset under the input section so that your microphone actually works? If yeah, then I don’t know what to tell you. But, since you’re a PC gamer now I think it’s time to move away from headset microphones unless you literally don’t have space for one. HyperX quad cast is a great on the desk microphone that is going to be better than any headset mic you have or will own, it’s like 75 bucks on Amazon right now and it lasted me years. If you absolutely need to have a headset that has a microphone then you could go for the Logitech g pro X wireless, they’re good as far as the sound quality and the microphone is decent for a headset mic.

Reddit IconGhesusChristt
6 months ago

Be careful, ft1 and and 770 pro dont have the microphone. So i will suggest a gaming headset with mic, Pc38x have a mic with good recording quality. Also if yiu find a good cable with mic, ft1 will be the best sounding option. If you want to go for a wireless option, g pro x wireless has a good sound signature also very low latency which is really good for gaming.

Reddit Iconhorizon936
about 2 months ago

I tested this back and forth and Dolby Access sounds like 2% better than the built-in H2XE surround profile (not the DTS). Absolutely no point in sacrificing battery reporting and BlueVoice mic.

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