Logitech - PRO X Gaming Headset

Razer BlackShark V2 X Logitech G PRO X 7.1 SteelSeries Arctis 1 Wireless 7.1 SteelSeries Arctis Nova 1 7.1 SteelSeries Arctis Nova 1P 7.1 SteelSeries Arctis Nova 1X 7.1 HyperX Cloud III HyperX Cloud Stinger Core Wireless HyperX Cloud Alpha Corsair HS55 Wireless 7.1 Budget = No specific budget just one of these on top Location = Somewhere UK I dont have any budget i just have these options on top which one of these headphones is the best for gaming?

I saw things like logitech g pro x being better than alpha and cloud 2 and both are same generation also they say g pro x is closer to studio headphones what do you think about this?

I ended up purchasing logitech g pro x since its closes to studio level headphone and its insane i tried every single one on the list and most professional and advanced feeling + quality was on logitech g pro x and hyperx clould alpha but i prefer logitech because of blue voice and hyperx being bought by HP is bad thats why out of them all best is logitech g pro x

I'm currently rocking a Logitech G Pro X. Wireless. Detachable mic and a dedicated hardware mute-mic button. Voice quality is good. Earpads are replaceable. And all-black with metal accents on the earcups, so fairly neutral in appearance.

I am not professional and but I had quite a lot headsets specifically for gaming and the best ones I ever had and have rn are Logitech G Pro X 2 Lightspeed but since they are not in your price range unless you can find them on discount series 1 of G Pro X is very good replacement

Just got Astro A50 gen 5 today, upgraded from pro x 1’s, and the sound quality is so clean and rich. I prefer the fit of pro x, but sound is way better on a50s. Can’t go wrong with pro x v2, if you wanna spend less money

Just got Astro A50 gen 5 today, upgraded from pro x 1’s, and the sound quality is so clean and rich. I prefer the fit of pro x, but sound is way better on a50s. Can’t go wrong with pro x v2, if you wanna spend less money

Logitech Pro X with Dolby performance enabled. Cant believe how far away and perfect directional audio I get.

I use a separate mic & headphones, but I have the HyperX Quadcast 2 as my mic and KZ ZSN Pro X as my in-ears. I've used the Logitech G Pro X for a while before swapping to this system, however the headphones got heavy on my head after very long gaming sessions, but they were comfy! I go back to them if I need wireless :). I also have a pair of Astro A10s I use for my PS5. They are super lightweight and the audio is good, and the mic isn't terrible.

Logitech g Pro all the wayyyy

logitech pro-x or logitech g733 ang na try ko na di sumasakit ulo ko. or kung gusto mo separate, bili ka ng audio technica athm50x (super comfy) tapos mic mo razer seiren mini.

For me, the quality of the headphones barely matters because I switch that often that it doesn’t really have a chance to break. Although I do buy fairly expensive headphones (Currently Logitech G Pro X, Audeze Maxwell, AirPods Max (and Pro 2, but not a regular headphone)). I just have strong habit to switch out when I see something new, interesting.

It's all relative. Considering his restrictions, I'm guessing he's found a cheap thrift store and that's his selection. A HyperX Cloud Alpha or G Pro X may be bad products at $150, but at $20 they're both excellent headsets.

No problem. The G Pro X has better directional audio for shooters but the Alphas sound better overall and is extremely comfortable on my opinion. 

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.