Review on Renewed Logitech G PRO X Wireless Lightspeed Gaming Headset with Blue VO!CE Mic Filter for Immersive Gaming Experience by Iori Yagami ᠌

It took me a very long time to decide between them and Cloud 2, because there was a discount available for both of them. In the end, I chose them because their price was only 80 euros, while the normal price is almost 130 euros. Despite the fact that there were reservations even at that price. If you require an ordinary sound, you should not consider purchasing this headset. The sound quality in games, as well as the sound quality when listening to music, is just complete silence. These have a poorer sound quality than JBL plugs, which cost 20 euros more. Positioning in games, often known as 7.1, is notoriously difficult and beyond my ability to explain. Also, you can't turn it on or off with the remote control; you have to exit the game, climb into the software from Logitech, which needs to be installed first, and only then can it be turned on or off. The remote control doesn't have that capability. Porridge is the typical food consumed while listening to music. Only something technological can get us closer to our original state. It should not come as a surprise that the frequencies only range between 20-20220, as this corresponds to the level of plugs for 500. I tried adjusting the equalizer in a variety of different ways, but I was unable to attain regular quality in any manner; all I got was oatmeal instead of music. I was very happy with the equipment, particularly the microphone and the software. The headphones are flawlessly put together; nothing will fall apart, and the materials are of the highest quality. When you hold it in your hands, you immediately realize that you are in possession of a high-quality item. It's a shame that the microphone can't function without the G-Huba because it brought a smile to my face when I saw that it had the Blue Vo!ce function. The quality of the microphone is comparable to that of an inexpensive studio microphone, which is to say that it is quite good. It is also possible to save the equalizer settings to the sound card from the kit, which works really well for the software. Everything was determined right away. It is unfortunate that you cannot adjust the microphone settings; you will need a G-HUB for that. The sound quality was so appalling that the next day I returned them to their normal position since I couldn't stand it any longer. 7.1 is a complete failure. After purchasing Cloud 2, installing Equalizer APO, and configuring it the first time, I simply can't get over how wonderfully they play. Although their microphone is noticeably of a lower quality, the overall quality of the headset is fairly satisfactory for the price of sixty euros. When you consider that the going rate for this headset is approximately 130 Euros, I am at a loss to comprehend who the intended market is for it. It would be typical for them to cost sixty euros, or perhaps even close to eighty euros. I would suggest Cloud 2 as an option for you if you are looking for a headset that is compatible with everything.