Logitech - PRO X 2 LIGHTSPEED Wireless Gaming Headset

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

have both the maxwell and x2 - it's murder quality wise, the maxwell are that much better (no matter if you use the "dull" flat profile or you tweak the x2). Maxwell also have better real world range in my flat. Still, the x2 have better mic and also are far far more comfortable if you wear the headphones for hours at a 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'd stand by these headphones. Picked them up amout a year ago due to the mattery life and sound quality and they're just fantastic

Not long ago I got the Logitech G PRO X2 Lightspeed

G pro x2 is not really garbage it's even better than the arctis nova pro in my opinion but yeah nothing come close to the maxwell in terms of sound quality except 2 or 3 headphones

Wireless has gotten really good for watching, look for sets that use a 2.4 GHz USB dongle to keep lip-sync tight. On a PC, Audeze Maxwell or Logitech G Pro X 2 Lightspeed are easy wins. If you want max fidelity and zero fuss, a wired pair like Sennheiser HD560S with a tiny USB-C DAC is tough to beat.

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.

# 1. SteelSeries Arctis Nova 7 (or 7X / 7P) * price: often around $140–$150 on sale * pros: excellent soundstage for positional awareness, comfortable ski-band design, multi-platform (pc, ps, xbox depending on model), dual wireless + bluetooth. * cons: battery life is good but not best-in-class (\~38 hours). # 2. hyperx cloud alpha wireless * price: \~$130 * pros: outstanding battery life (up to 300 hours), clear directional audio, strong build, comfortable memory foam padding. * cons: no bluetooth, mostly pc/ps compatible. # 3. logitech g pro x 2 lightspeed (if you found on sale) * price: normally $250, but sales can drop it to $150 \~$170. * pros: fantastic positional sound with dts headphone:x, swappable earpads, low-latency lightspeed dongle. * cons: might stretch your budget unless discounted. # 4. corsair hs80 rgb wireless * price: \~$120 * pros: dolby atmos support, very good mic quality, comfortable floating headband, works on pc and ps5. * cons: battery life is shorter (\~20 hours). # 5. razer blackshark v2 pro (2023 ed) * price: \~$150 * pros: clear positional audio, lightweight, improved mic quality, 70-hour battery life. * cons: sound signature leans toward bass heavy if unadjusted. requirements: * under $150 * wireless/ a dongle not a headphone jack * good positional sounds * noise cancellation (not a MUST) let me break down your requirements real quick wireless will always have some latency even with low latency dongles so if you are aiming for competitive gaming you are already putting yourself at a disadvantage good positional sound usually comes from open back headphones but those do not block outside noise if by noise cancellation you mean active noise cancellation (ANC) it actually hurts positional accuracy because it alters the sound cues and is more useful for airplanes or travel closed back headphones already block some outside noise but not in a way that ruins positional sound for casual gaming you can spend less and still get solid wireless options for competitive gaming wired open back headphones are still the best since they give you a wider soundstage and make it feel like you have wall hacks.