Durability Battery Life Reliability Ease of Use

Mic doesn't flip up Does not travel well

I had a Logitech G935 Headset that I absolutely LOVED but it got a loose wire somewhere and had some other sound issues (such as F1 games sounding like they're underwater when nothing else sounds that way, battery dying, etc) and Logitech was out of stock of G935 headsets so they offered me a G Pro replacement instead. The G Pro has been so much more reliable, much more durable, has 0 issues with sound quality, codecs, etc, nothing cuts out, and nearly 2 years later battery is still incredible (likely due to the lack of RGB and other useless "features"). It has a mute button on the back I often hit by accident while turning it on, but that's about my only frustration. The ONE feature the G935 had over the G Pro that I miss is the flip-up-to-mute microphone. Make sure you install logitech's G Hub software to get the best experience, it actually does make a difference even for things like usable range, surprisingly. I think there's room for improvement for sure but if you just want a good all-rounder for gaming, I've not noticed any issues with latency nor sound quality, but the mic if I'm being honest sounds pretty bad. It's passable for gaming but I wouldn't want to use it for anything recorded, not even streaming, it sounds exactly like you remember a headset mic sounding and that's not a good thing.

Cable is decently braided and the build quality is respectable.

The main body is made of metal, which is nice for sturdiness but it is tuned in a way that is very painful on the ears for any use beyond an hour. The earcups are also quite heavy, leading to high stuffiness. The sound quality is frankly way too poor for the price range, despite the 50mm drivers. The microphone is not very usable as the sound quality is tinny and the volume is never sufficient. The 7.1 sound card, which nice to have, does not mimic 7.1 even to a passable degree.

Overall, the G Pro is comparable only to $30 headphones. It may last longer than cheaper options, but this is no consolation for its subpar audio quality, microphone quality, comfort, and fit. I wish I could refund this product, but it is not possible to do so due to the final sale policy in place right now.

Got this headset on sale on black Friday and so far I haven't had any issues. They are very comfortable to wear for long periods of time and very clear. If you use the G Hub software you can completely control the E-Q on these actually making them quite enjoyable for listening to music. Footsteps are easy to hear as well. Can't say much about the mic because I don't use it but it can be tuned in the software too and its pretty good for the few times I have used it. Being able to adjust the volume from the actual headphones and not just your computer is also very nice. Logitech finally listened and made a good headset for once.

A good pair in general but once you take price into account its very good considering the only other options at this price point are some mediocre Corsair headphones that aren't very good, even at full price.

From a gaming standpoint, they really are as good as the reviews say they are. Very happy with this purchase. Easy to setup. I use the USB dongle and the sound is crystal clear. Foot steps very easy to hear. Everyone says the mic sounds excellent. I can't hear anything with these on. Even when the wife starts to nag a little, so that's a plus or a minus, depending on your wife. :P

None so far

Highly recommend this headset. Don't bother with the blue voice thing, not needed.

- Good sound, good for gaming (solid positional audio if you're into first person shooters and the like) - amazing mic. I've owned several headsets and this has the most clear mic I've used so far. - build quality and presentation are exceptional. Lots of metal used in the construction. Feels very premium and sturdy. For the price you won't get a nicer looking/feeling headset. - Really comfortable once you get used to it. Doesn't bother me after wearing it for several hours.

I'd purchase this headset over the G Pro X version. They are both the exact same headset but the G Pro X version comes with extra voice software to change up how your voice broadcasts/sounds. The mic on the g pro is already excellent.