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.

https://www.rtings.com/headphones is what you want generally  I have a pair of Logitech Pro X-2s that not only fit all of my other criteria, but have been extremely comfy as well. Between work and gaming I'm often wearing them 60--70 hours a week, and even with glasses I forget I have them on most of the time. 

I received the Lightspeed as a gift and the only issue I've ever had is the "leather" ear pads flaking. I replaced them with the cloth cushioned ear pads (which I actually like better, as I can hear my wife while gaming) and haven't had any issues whatsoever. The mic is so-so and the audio quality is acceptable. I play on Series X, so my needs and preferences will probably be different from yours.

You can’t beat the PRO X 2.

That’s debatable. It has its minor flaws, but not many.

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 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 the same problem. For reference, when I wear bike helmet, I wear 62cm. Baseball cap size is XL or 7 3/4. I currently use Nova Pro 7, but the mic quality is not the best, and the sidetone has static noise. I have been using it for 3 years and looking for new one with better sound quality, mic and sidetone. Prior to this, I was using Sennheiser HD 598cs (same as 569), it's comfortable, but mic wasn't great and its wired. Here are the headphones I bought and returned due to small size. (either too tight or don't cover my earlobes) Logitech G Pro X2, Astro A50 gen5, Turtle Beach Stealth 700, EPOS H6Pro open, HyperX Cloud III, Nova Pro Wireless , Nova Pro 5. Drop PC37X, Sony Pulse, Sony Pulse Elite, Sony H5 Inzone. The only one that fit my head comfortably is Asus ROG Delta II, but the app is too buggy and sidetone didn't work for me.

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