Logitech - PRO X 2 LIGHTSPEED

so i ve got the same headset,and did the same tutorial and it s sound better on dolby. well,i've wanted to also check out the DTS from microsoft store but nr1: i can't find the gpx2 lightspeed in their list and nr2: the only thing that i can change is the spatial sound. compared to dolby,on dolby you have presets to choose and you can also make your own,so can you please tell me how the DTS work?

I tend to gravitate towards what headset people in very competitive environments use. Imo the best would either be the razer blackshark v2 pro, Logitech g pro x 2 lightspeed, audeze maxwell. As far as I am concerned the build quality and comfort is great but these is a really subjective matter imo GL

Really good option. I’ve seen many people use similar models. Hope you like them

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.

I have them, I havent done anything and they sound good.

I got this headset recently and I haven't had any issues with these, I've just used these out of the box and sound great, maybe just a bunch of units made on monday.

Me too. They sound great for music via Bluetooth . Haven’t tried gaming yet

I got the Logitech G PRO X 2 Lightspeed Wireless Gaming Headset, and it has been great. I got it on sale for $190 on sale off $260

I bought logitech g pro x 2, pretty good sound, comfortable, work wirelessly with ps5 also, lack of anc is a bit of bummer but i dont need it when i play at home. Also worth noting that i had like 35euro coupon so it affected my purpose

I've had the x2 for a few weeks now. Dolby for games and sonar for movies. Although I don't know exactly which is best dolby setting for games. It reverts to RPG I think. Without those two apps the sound is not so good. Thanks for your answer.

If you want a wireless headset the Logitech G PRO X 2 is nice. The mic is alright ( i used a standalone usb mic instead) but it doesn't get super hot and sweaty and the sound is decent.

Buy it if you want to - dont take that review seriously - headset is great. I got it twice (for me and because its so good for games,movies and music I got another pair for my gf) They sound very good, there is no delay in games, bass its a bit overkill but you can turn it lower in settings. I do not regret buying it at all.

It would be a great headset if it didnt keep disconnecting constantly… Works fine with bluetooth

I had the same problem with the first pro x2 i had. For that reason i got a replacement and it has the same issue… My MMX200 however works perfectly well, without installing shitty software

The range isnt the issue. It just keeps disconnecting every few minutes, even if im right next to the dongle

I used steel series Sonar EQ for the Pro X V2 Lightspeed and it worded great. Good sound quality is super crisp can heard people coming from far away in rainbow six. Great speakers for Rainbow. The bad thing is that I can’t seem to get the mic to work properly. I’m PC and the mic would either be on or off I would not be able to use the mic on off switch on the bottom of the headset. Later that day the mic wouldn’t work at all. (First day I got the headset) I’m kinda bumbed out because the sounds quality with the Sonar EQ was excellent it sounds great. I just bought the steel series nova pro wireless and I’m going to try them out and compare them both. Return what ever I don’t like. The SS pros are on sale for 279 and with the code “SHOCK” it goes down to 250! That’s $100 bucks off so I jumped on it. I’ll compare them once the headset comes in. Bummed that the mic is this difficult to work though. The sounds quality is super crisp with the sonar EQ I would have definitely kept them if it wasn’t for the Microphone being wonky

Honestly, for the price point, I would just go with the Logitech G Pro X2 light speeds. The nova pro say they have active noise canceling but I can’t seem to really tell the difference unless like my PC is being pretty loud. It does a pretty good job at lessening the sound noise. But I really did enjoy the light speed a lot and honestly would go back to them if I didn’t already buy these Nova pros. The sound quality was in my opinion a little bit better on the Logitech’s then the nova’s, but that’s just my personal opinion. But when it comes to long-term use, I feel like the nova prose fitted my future better because you can replace the ear cuffs and the top headpiece if they get worn. As long as you keep the headset in good condition, it should last a long time. I would say pros for the nova pros: Build quality seems to be really nice Extra battery is awesome The dual connectivity from device to device is awesome. You can be on your phone and listen to whatever you’re listening to on your phone at the same time as playing a game super super smooth synchronization. The Sonar EQ is cool but not as good at some other EQ adjusters. The separate audio doc that comes with the headphones is nice. A little bit of an inconvenience but nice at times when you are looking just to make a quick adjustment to the sound or the EQ. The headset is pretty comfortable. It’s a little heavy but honestly, I can’t even tell it’s as heavy as it is when it’s on your head I could play rainbow six for hours and it not hurt my neck at all. The pull out micro is pretty sweet. I like how it doesn’t have a big footprint on the headset. It’s retractable so that was a pretty big selling point for me. Lastly, as the looks, they look pretty nice. They don’t look like most gaming headsets or when you see it you know it’s a gaming headset. Let me know if you have any other questions! Hope that helps!

As for the Logitech, the pros for that headset is: It’s super comfortable, audio quality is great battery last a long time. Super easy to connect. Super simple plug-in play design. Great couldn’t go wrong headset.

Omg, i got the headset a few days ago and I have been so dissapointed with the sound, like you mentioning the bass is absolutely to strong and the sound quality is garbage, cant wait to try this tutorial out, thanks! I was just about to go and return it and go back to a Razer blackshark which I had prior to getting this!

i use g pro x 2 wireless, the software sucks so i use equalizerapo and its great i can have insane bass and super clear audio

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.

Alienware got it right with this headset. It is on the same level as the Logitech GProX2 if not better.

If you're not worried about quality and want convenience then I would probably just go for a wireless gaming headset. Audeze Maxwell is one I am seeing a lot, but I've heard mixed opinions, as you typically will with gaming headsets. The only headset similar to that that I've tried is the Logitech G Pro X 2. Hated them. After hours of failing to get the audio to sound better than my $100 headset from 5 years ago, I returned them. Wired is always going to be better quality.

I'm afraid it isn't, not by a long shot. Audio is much harder and more labourous to send wirelessly compared to simple mouse or keystroke inputs. And the few wireless headphones/-sets that are actually decent cost a lot, like the Maxwells. I have the Logitech G Pro X 2 lightspeed for when I need a wireless headset (on the go on a laptop etc.), but my main setup at home is a Sennheiser HD560S through an iFi Zen Dac V2 and a wired USB Modmic attached to the Sennys. The Senny smokes the Logitech in sound quality hands down not even a question, and Modmic is also miles better and clearer than the very mic on the Logitech headset. My friends immediately commented on my sound being very bassy and quite a bit worse than before when I tested them out for a couple wessions at home. But if you absolutely need a wireless, the Logitech isn't a bad option at all in my opinion, especially if like you said you've never really gotten into hifi headphones. And the fabric pads are actually quite comfortable and airy, even if they do leak quite a bit of sound.

No easy answer for that. Depends on your use case. I returned the Maxwells and picked up a set of Arctis Nova Pros. I use chatmix a lot so that was pretty much a must-have. I also thought the base station hot swapping batteries was a wanky solution without a problem but it's become another great positive for me to not have to charge my headphones overnight (or whenever they need charging, meaning I'm without headphones for the duration). If battery life isn't a concern AND don't also use the same set of headphones for work and travel AND you don't like the Nova Pros, I'd then recommend the Logitech G X Pro 2 Lightspeed (fuck companies need to make product names easier). They're a solid set of headphones. In addition to their sound performance I really like the look and sturdiness of them but they're a bit tight for my head; if your head is a normal size and you can actually fit into those "one size fits all" caps then I wouldn't see that being a problem. I also wouldn't wear these out and about, they give off too many "I'm cosplaying an air traffic controller" vibes. TLDR; It depends on your use case

I think the improvement in the sound quality you are hearing is because the Audio Enhancements in the windows sound settings are on by default. You can check more info on [this thread](https://www.reddit.com/r/LogitechG/comments/xkgp9u/g_pro_x_windows_11_audio_enhancement(https://www.reddit.com/r/LogitechG/comments/xkgp9u/g_pro_x_windows_11_audio_enhancement)). Disabling Audio Enhancements makes all the improvement, and no other changes are needed. Also, when following this guide, I'm not hearing any difference between with Dolby or without, except some minor EQ changes.

The 3 big name gaming headsets that always come up are the Audeze Maxwells (wireless) , the Logitech g pro X2 (wireless) and the Sennheiser PC38x (wired) priced at ~ $300, $250, and $180 respectively, and I'd say they are all perfectly adequate for tarkov. A pricier option is the Audeze LCD-GX at $900, though you'd almost certainly need an amp/dac combo. If you want a separate mic and headphones for a similar price I'm quite pleased with my Sennheiser 560S and skylight 512 running through a Scarlett 2i2. There are plenty of other options though so happy shopping.

Maxwell is great but has comfort issues as others have stated. If you have the ability to try and return, I would do that with them. I have the Logitech G Pro X2 and can't really fault them to be honest. A quick search has the Logitechs on Amazon for $300. JB Hi Fi will price match if you use their chat bot so you can do that too if you like. They're fairly boomy in their bass so not the absolute best for FPS if you want to be a try hard, but they will serve you just fine. A bit of a cheaper price bracket is Hyper X headsets, which will probably get me downvoted in this sub but I quite like them. The Cloud 3 Wireless is a decent headset that is a bit cheaper than the Maxwell and the Logitech. I swear by the build quality and how they're just a "solid" set of gaming headphones.

Yup my g pro x2 is still my main headset. I haven’t tinkered with the g hug to see if it fixes previous issues. I’m still using steel series gg for audio needs and continue to recommend it

i have black one. without dolby this headphones are nothing for playing game. I did all things same in tutorial that Odinssons35 told. The sound increased X 5. Before these headphones I used artics nova pro wired. The sound is as loud as that but gg sonar has a better sound. However, I can continue to use this headset with these settings, the sound is quite loud. Since you can't control it from Logitech, you can't monitor your microphone orcan not see how much battery you have left.

The settings you mentioned work perfectly, thank you. You can also use it with the steel series GG sonar without all these settings except dolb access. GG sonar sees this headset and the sound processing software is very good. You can boost the sound in the sonar software. More than dolby. gg sonar is free. Best regards

I am muslim If there is no problem, you can read my answer. headset perfect with dolby access as explained in this topic. An also I use with steel series gg sonar software. It is better. Best regards,

If you have used logitech before, you may not notice the difference. Is it possible? My friend had same issue with x pro. It i is same too.

I'm sticking with the pro X2. I love it!

Non existent. I can't hear any difference with one ear in the pro x2 and the other in my old g635 at the same time. :D

That's not the case for me lol. DTS helps so much with the clear sound of steps in CS or Apex.

I will see if the white one gets stained over time but I'm happy, it fits my build. I have to say I like the bass more than with my old G635, which I loved to death for years. The good sound combined with the good isolation from sound around you, you can really feel the bass! But every ear is different, hope you have a great time with the Pro x2!

I had Logitech g pro x 2 wireless

All good except competitive FPS

I have the Logitech Pro wireless and you can add/remove the mic. Imo it’s really good, mic sounds great, it isnt crazy expensive. Range on it is pretty good, but every now and again it will disconnect if I get too far (though I think the battery was low) On the topic of the battery, I can use it for about a week and a half of fairly high use before it dies.

Yes, I tried the Pro X 2 Lightspeed in-store and they do not compare to Sony WH-1000XM5 which I went with. They absolutely destroy them in every regard like bitrate and sound frequency (quality). I really wish you scoured reddit a bit more because this is pretty well known that Logitech's sound department has went to shit the last decade.

I have 3 at home, hyperx 2, Siberia 840 and g pro x2. I can tell you there’s no advantage of hearing footsteps further away out of the 3 I have. Maybe just a slight bit if you tweak the equalizer. Volume on 70-80% is good enough for me. IMO invest one you can afford with good mics, came across many friends and rng players sounded like they’re either diving in water or electrocuted l.

I just got the Pro Headset, mic quality is awful but the headphones themselves sound so good. I have a pair of Logitech Pro x 2 I was using before and I thought that they sounded pretty nice until I tried these. Sound is much more open, more detail is preserved, it gets much louder, and it still has excellent bass response. The positional audio sounds insanely accurate and detailed, overall pretty impressed. Was tempted by the Maxwell but they don't have the best driver balancing or positional audio

"Logitech G PRO X 2 mic issues", literally me and my friend are trying to fix his. But solution is buying something something Dolby Atmos program just to make his microphone listable on Discord.... shame Logitech ... shame ...

Went with a Logitech Pro X2 that gets here tomorrow. Tried a pair of the G733s on at target today and they were comfy, so I'm hopeful. I'm tired of all the plastic crap breaking (swore off Sony's gaming headsets years ago because 3 broke in half in as many years) so I'm hoping the metal construction will hold up. Will report back and let you know how they go.

EDIT: Just finally got around to plugging the receiver into my laptop, and HOLY SHIT the reviews are so fucking right. It should be criminal that they ship this the way they do. - Surround sound is turned OFF by default. Meaning, spatial audio wouldn't work. - The EQ is literally on a profile called "Flat" by default. Within minutes the headset came to life. On top of that, there are a bunch of EQs from other users that are their pre-sets for specific games. I'm going to give one called "cod footsteps" to see if it does, in fact, highlight footsteps in COD. Total game changer. But if you don't have a USB port-accessible device, you'd be SoL with the default settings. Original comment below: ------- They're pretty sweet tbh. Build quality of the headphones is EXCELLENT. they feel more like studio cans than a gaming headset. From a sound standpoint, they're little flat? I haven't adjusted the EQ on them at all, but I probably will at some point in the near future. Not to say they're bad - anything but. But it's like buying a fast car with a speed limiter right now. The one thing I would say is bugging me is the 3D audio is just trash compared to my steel series set. No clue why - it's definitely still there, but I could tell you EXACTLY where footsteps were with the steel series and with these I could maybe give you a general direction. I like them enough to keep them, but I don't know that I could super confidently call them a life changing headset, especially at the price point.

I'm a big fan of the Logitech G Pro wireless headset. Either gen 1 or the newer gen 2. https://www.logitechg.com/en-us/products/gaming-audio/pro-x-2-wireless-headset.981-001262.html?

I'm surprised. I liked mine so much that I bought a second one for my partner. Mine has been great for me for more than 3 years.

The Maxwell had some good sounding for a wireless headset, but didn't last long. The plagnar broke twice. They replaced it, but I quickly sell my third new pair after cheking the sound and quality. The Logitech Pro X2 has one of the worst mic of the last two years for the asking price. If he have to choose in the list the Nova 7 would be the one by default, but there's so many out there. I bought the Bang and Olufsen Portal PS/PC for a very cheap price on Amazon and it's not perfect, the mic is basically useless, but the audio quality is more than fine.

I am confused. For watching Netflix, Spotify, etc. DTS or Dolby is better, but for gaming its terrible in my case. For example CS2, If I use DTS or Dolby, the audio is just terrible, because the game has spatial sound integrated and in Valorant with HRTF off, Its still horrible. If I just disable DTS, I can hear footsteps precisely and with HRTF its little bit better. Same goes for Fortnite, DTS is just bad, I just cant recognize where are footsteps coming from. I will have to play without It, I guess.

with DTS from Microsoft Store & LGPx2 i put volume at 78/100 level in windows, and also have logitech driver uninstalled, sounds perfectly configured

i paid for DTS, not dolby atmos, and i like it, set it to "Balanced" and went playing games, sounds good

now i am configuring EQ preset with autoeq website .txt files in EQ APO configurator on windows 10, seems like it polishes sounds a bit more, and minimises bloated bass, sounds interesting in music player, and in counter-strike2, less muffledness

just follow [autoeq.app](http://autoeq.app) website, get EQ APO 1.4 app, download GPX2.txt via autoeq website, launch APO 1.4 via windows search (type: configuration editor, and it will drop down in search list), and click your audio playback device (this time: Logitech G Pro X 2 Wireless) via APO 1.4 on windows 10/11, click '+' and 'include' GPX2.txt, voila, should be working. Can click '+' to add Preamplification of 12.00dB, because after EQing headset becomes quieter. Whatever you add ('+'): white ring will mean configuration working, black ring - configuration disabled, so you can see how EQ and Preamplification is in effect right away while using youtube/game/media player. To be honest i mostly need this EQ while in FPS games, because i can't hear a good stuff through that bloated bass, otherwise i like GPX2 bass in desktop/smartphone to be honest

hey i have this headset too what if i just dont have G hub installed i am still able to access dolby atmos

Just got mine today and they are amazing! I had the previous Pro X. I believe people need to download the logitech software and make sure all their settings are up to date.

I like the Logitech pro wireless

Logi Pro X wireless. Durable and comfortable. Sound is great. Old model can be bought on amazon i believe refurbished

No the mic is very clear and crisp. Noise suppression can be done in logi software as well and or discord

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.

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.

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

I had these and they were very comforatable and light. Lost sound on one ear tho and recently replaced with newest logitech lightspeed and they are superb with the cloth pad that come with. Also better battery. Can’t go much wrong with either.

I have these headphones and blue snowball mic but I pretty much never use it. Got logitech lightspeed x2 or whatever the newest is called and the difference in comfort is incredible. Never can go back to wired either.