Logitech - PRO X 2 LIGHTSPEED

Not long ago I got the Logitech G PRO X2 Lightspeed - excellent headphones, with good 7.1 sound. They’re compatible with PS5 thanks to the included dongle, have quick switching between two devices (dongle/Bluetooth), and also support wired connection (3.5mm jack). The mic is detachable. The battery life is very solid (compared to Sony’s exclusive PS5 headphones). All in all, if I were to recommend something, it would only be these. For music, I mostly use Apple AirPods Max and Pro.

I have Blackshark and Logitech Pro X 2 Lightspeed at home I have very sensitive head and ears, if there's even a little bit of pressure, I have a headache and my ears hurt. So, I tested both headphones for about a month, but keep in mind I do always stretch them out quite a lot with books Both of headphones were fine for me, but I've chosen Logitech for myself (Razer went to my partner) cause in Blackshark I felt more...warm? Like nothing hurt, it was fine, but it felt like there wasn't enough air coming through. So, if you buy these, I don't think you're gonna regret it, but - I LOVE my Logitech Pro X 2. I spend about 3-4 hours gaming without any breaks, and it always feels great. Mic for me is not important, cause I have a separate one, but the mic's quality is also better than Blackshark. The only annoying thing about Logitech is its software, but I figured it out once and now all the settings are perfect Hope this helps!

I have many headsets and I still only use my Logitech Pro X 2 wireless on my PS5 Pro. Long battery life and amazing sound!

I just swapped out my old headset for the Logitech G Pro X 2 Lightspeed and it’s been solid for my FPS sessions.

Logitech Pro ×2 Lightspeed gaming headset , Wife got me these and they have everything she said they are number one in Australia at the time.

I have the Logitech G Pro X 2 Lightspeed, I find the clamp a bit tight, but my head might just be mahoosive, the over ear pads and leatherette cushions get hot and, unless you turn on surround sound - I found the sound stage underwhelming, that said, I'm still using them as I can't be bothered to change. I do quite like the idea of a separate microphone and good headphones that others have mentioned.

I had a similar journey, starting with gaming headsets like the JBL Quantum 910X and Logitech Pro X2. Around mid-2024, I began exploring Hi-Fi and studio headphones, first with a Fiio K11 and a pair of HD660S, then upgrading to the HD660S2. I eventually settled on the closed-back DT1770 MK2 paired with a Fiio K19 as my daily drivers, and they’ve been excellent. I also own a pair of DT 900 Pro X open-backs and have been tempted to swap them for the DT1990 Pro MK2.

I have a similar situation and settled with the Logitech pro x2 as a real good candidate. It may not be the perfect sound for an audiophile, but its a very solid pick with great battery, long range and is extremely lightweight+comfortable which is IMO the most important thing for a heavy-use headset. Regardless of what headset you land on, if you’re not into manually figuring out how to setup an equalizer, the sound quality should be much better than default if you configure the equalizer with autoeq.app. Cant recommend that enough

Some gaming headphones are pretty decent, i've tried a few. Atm i'm using the Logitech G pro X2 wireless and it's amazing. Good sound with good bass. The battery lasts a very long time aswell. It's also really comfortable which is important aswell, you can wear it for longer periods of time without any discomfort. Can't really say much about the built in mic tho unfortunately, i've been using a seperate mic for as long as I can remember. Definitely recommended tho. The hyper X clouds are very decent aswell if you're looking for a cheaper option. The bass isn't as good as on the logitechs tho.

To me, having wireless headphones (no cables in the way) is a more important QoL than whatever sound quality I could get (I don't really know what I'm missing on since I never owned "Pro Audio" hardware). (I have Logitech G Pro X 2 LIGHTSPEED headset)