Logitech - G935 Wireless

Using bluetooth headset from Logitech. No cable between my legs or arms while driving. And u can go pie or smoke an Zigarette before race starts, without missing it ( crew Chief tells to when grid Phase starts). Logitech g935, battery is nice. Can do 3h endurance alone without battery issues :)

I have become familiar with how bad the headphones can be VERY recently I am currently using a G935 headset that has been on the fritz as of late, I recently linked the audio issues to a faulty power switch. but during my troubleshooting I made the mistake of downloading the newer(i think?) device control app that just recently (as in 'I fixed the issue 10 minutes before posting by deleting the app' recently) messed up my computer in a way I'm still unsure off and made it chug so bad I nearly thought it had reset itself on me and lost all my personal files (after being unable to sign back in for 10 minutes, my desktop and apps reverted to default and my file explorer was *completely* empty after finally being able to sign in, everything was back to normal after another reset) funnily enough I had just purchased new headphones a couple hours prior due to the hardware issues, I think the G935 was trying to enact their revenge lol Admittedly I may be a little biased at the moment but screw Logitech headphones/headsets lmao

G935, they are great.

Logitech g935, have these for years and they’re great

I've been using the Logitech G935 for a while, and I find it comfortable, long lasting battery and good sound quality. [https://www.amazon.com/Logitech-G935-Wireless-DTS-LIGHTSYNC/dp/B07MP4HT95/ref=sr\_1\_13?adgrpid=1342504270073579&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.PvnPtnnu-A5WUu\_7LayeiRUykctUS7v2f0ivU4ybeYpxiHAqfG46c0pwgjebae43S7RLPa0-187r\_9ZVDdlaDEBeiogkqWWzwhfHpUNUEKMROgM\_eapkvg7r18BmvEvjcDFbmRQfiqmqLjlYxyHsrJfaBVLePoc7xtCnXwBGgQ7HvK32MLSUTeuczhgTMwLF5vy2bals6\_Bxl\_r\_Nuq-B6qkVuYqDcNNXM1av-rLax4.phWix4\_6hrQzG9cFhPNbZulywJFARVB2d32GFfh1TOI&dib\_tag=se&hvadid=83906731274957&hvbmt=be&hvdev=c&hvlocphy=92958&hvnetw=o&hvqmt=e&hvtargid=kwd-83906880142574%3Aloc-190&hydadcr=19136\_13351516&keywords=logitech+wireless+headset&mcid=642faa224ed1306da834007cb3be51c9&msclkid=5836a7e9feb4109ee8a1cef27d58e82e&qid=1763410935&sr=8-13&ufe=app\_do%3Aamzn1.fos.9fe8cbfa-bf43-43d1-a707-3f4e65a4b666](https://www.amazon.com/Logitech-G935-Wireless-DTS-LIGHTSYNC/dp/B07MP4HT95/ref=sr_1_13?adgrpid=1342504270073579&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.PvnPtnnu-A5WUu_7LayeiRUykctUS7v2f0ivU4ybeYpxiHAqfG46c0pwgjebae43S7RLPa0-187r_9ZVDdlaDEBeiogkqWWzwhfHpUNUEKMROgM_eapkvg7r18BmvEvjcDFbmRQfiqmqLjlYxyHsrJfaBVLePoc7xtCnXwBGgQ7HvK32MLSUTeuczhgTMwLF5vy2bals6_Bxl_r_Nuq-B6qkVuYqDcNNXM1av-rLax4.phWix4_6hrQzG9cFhPNbZulywJFARVB2d32GFfh1TOI&dib_tag=se&hvadid=83906731274957&hvbmt=be&hvdev=c&hvlocphy=92958&hvnetw=o&hvqmt=e&hvtargid=kwd-83906880142574%3Aloc-190&hydadcr=19136_13351516&keywords=logitech+wireless+headset&mcid=642faa224ed1306da834007cb3be51c9&msclkid=5836a7e9feb4109ee8a1cef27d58e82e&qid=1763410935&sr=8-13&ufe=app_do%3Aamzn1.fos.9fe8cbfa-bf43-43d1-a707-3f4e65a4b666)

Logitech G935, because it has programmable buttons on it. This allows me to do things at home like cooking, laundry, etc. and still respond immediately if ATC calls me. Quality wise: I get a refund after like 2 years, because sometimes there's no audio on either on the left or right side of the headset.

I'd suggest the Logitech G935, a 2.4 GHz wireless version of the G635 over-ear headset I've been rocking since '22.

I was Team G933 (that flipable microphone was the bee's knees for when I wanted to mute and/or eat food). When that got old, I got the G935. Wow, the downgrade in construction... It barely lasted a year before the leather fell apart and the audio started failing (I had to find JUST THE RIGHT SPOT for the on-switch to settle so everything would work, and that was finnacky at best). I knew I needed something new. I subjected myself to three different "gaming" headsets. None stood up to the audio quality I loved from the G933/935. Finally, I financially committed to the Maxwell. Fan-fricken-tastic. My only criticisms are the lack of the flipable mic and the heavy weight of the headset.

G935 owner here. I use it as hearing protection for when I do some diy work on the house. Seriously, I had some bad experiences with headsets but this one just deserves to be a collateral damage during demolition work. The best thing is the microphone pass through which is not even nearly as good as any airpods. But I‘m not gonna buy a pair of construction headphones as long as these are not breaking apart.

I recently bought beyerdynamic pro dt770 and it has been an incredible change from 5 pairs of Logitech g935 wireless. I do miss the wireless but it's easily forgotten when I have superior audio as a hearing impaired person. I may have to get an amp for my headphones to make them louder but no turning back now. Anyone reading this please feel free to recommend a good budget DAC or amp (I'm new to this).