Logitech - G535 LIGHTSPEED Wireless Gaming Headset

The best wireless options within that budget are the Turtle Beach Stealth 600 (the version that's Xbox/PC compatible is generally the cheapest, at least on Amazon), and the Logitech G535 LIGHTSPEED. Both should perform around the same as the headset you have sound wise, something that's better would likely cost around £100.

I’ve been really happy with my Logitech G535s. They’re affordable and comfortable and I think the sound is great at that price point.

Can't go wrong with these amazing sound for the price huge battery life and work fantastic and uncomfortable I've had them for years and if they broke I would buy another one Logitech G535 Wireless Gaming Headset, Lightspeed, Plug & Play, USB, White - Walmart.com https://share.google/7Ofiuiss4oU8zfj8v

They are comfortable dam auto correct

I wear children’s hats, caps, sunglasses, you name it, and none of the headsets fit until I found Logitech G535. The sound’s fairly good too and it’s not too pricy. I’ve had mine for about 1.5 years and I can’t recommend it enough.

As a user of these headphones, I can say that they are very comfortable. I have been using them for over a month now, and I can say that they are really cool, but there are some nuances. Let's start with the pros: Everything is wireless. All fabric is removable, unlike the 435. The microphone is automatically muted when raised at the hardware level, so there will be no situations where you forget to turn off the microphone and people hear what they shouldn't. In G-hub, you can configure the equalizer and presets for it in any program and switch them either automatically or manually. For example, in Hunt: 1986 has a preset for clear footstep sounds where all low frequencies are removed so that footsteps can be heard more clearly from a greater distance, and in Helldivers 2, on the contrary, I added bass so that explosions are even more juicy, and on the desktop there are other settings, and all this changes automatically without my participation. In the same program, I can see the charge level and approximately how long it will last, so you will always know when to put them on charge and there will be no moments when the headphones run out of power right in the middle of the game. Cons: Sometimes there is interference due to the radio channel, either when someone phone calls or who knows what else. The microphone is worse than the 435, but not by much. That's all. I think for €60, these are excellent headphones in my opinion.

Hey, no worries, I decided to give up the 5% FPS boost you get from RGB /s and got the Logitech G535. They're a pretty snug fit, the breathable earpads are great for long sessions, and the battery life and mic quality are quite good. It's still a world of difference in audio quality when I switch to my 598s or DT880s, but these aren't bad for gaming and the wireless connectivity has been solid so far. Been using them for over a month so far. I'd still rate the Corsair Void 8/10 to these 7.5/10.

I don't believe there are any wireless headphones that have a) no mic **and** b) good latency for PC gaming. This is the best headgear under $100: **Wireless Headsets**: - Logitech [G535](https://www.rtings.com/headphones/reviews/logitech/g535-lightspeed-wireless) Lightspeed - SteelSeries Arctis Nova [5X](https://www.rtings.com/headphones/reviews/steelseries/arctis-nova-5-wireless-5-5p-5x) **Wired Closed Back Headphones**: - Sony [MDR-7506](https://www.rtings.com/headphones/reviews/sony/mdr-7506) **Wired Open Back Headphones**: - Philips [SHP9500](https://www.rtings.com/headphones/reviews/philips/shp9500)

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 settled on the Logitech G535 in the end. tried like 6 or 7 different sets and this one was the best (for me personally)

yes they are similar! I find the suspended headband type to be the most comfortable type, as it puts way less pressure on the top of my head. the Logitech 535 are also super lightweight and the mic is decent enough for my needs.