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

The package includes a wide variety of useful extras, such as a lanyard for a phone, a lanyard for 3.5, interchangeable ear pads, and a case, among other things. To put it plainly, the headphones do not have the sound quality one would expect from headphones costing $10,000. I purchased it at 4Frag, then after using it for a week, I sent it back. When it was my turn to use the headphones, two other people also used them, and all of them voiced their dissatisfaction with the sound. And the quality, let me tell you, they have none, in order to avoid having it written in other people's comments. I strongly recommend that you try it out first in the store before making a purchase. Microphone. Users on Discord have requested that I disable BlueVoice due to the fact that when it is on, the speech becomes garbled and begins to "cut the ears," regardless of the adjustments that I make to the settings. Sound. When compared to my prior headphones, the sound quality is completely unacceptable (SteelSeries Arctis 7 Wireless). Although I am aware that these are referred to as "gaming headphones," and that their primary purpose is to enhance the experience of playing video games rather than listening to music, I noticed that the earcups are positioned in the same way as Ali's headphones for the 2k series. As I started playing music from Facebook on the Logitech G Pro X, I found that I no longer wanted to use the headphones that were made by Logitech. There isn't even a threefold improvement in quality; more over half of the tones and sounds are missing, and neither the equalizer nor the fake surround sound work. To return to the subject at hand, you dare not switch it on. It will appear to you as though the person or thing producing the sound is submerged in some body of water. To tell you the truth, I was very upset that a brand like Logitech messed up with such headphones. They are fashionable, come in luxurious packaging, and lean towards the premium segment, but they do not perform the primary function that headphones are intended for =(