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

Thus, the moment has come to do rid of the outdated headset. I thought about two possibilities: the first was to get a sound card, put your Audio-Technica headphones to work, and then purchase a microphone of superior quality. The second option is to invest in a high-quality headset that already has a card built into it. When we reached the second, we stopped. After doing some research on the topic, I decided to go with G pro X. They cost 10,000 dollars and could be delivered in three hours. Excellent aesthetics and quality are the first things that people notice. You can tell quality by the way it feels in your hands. And now, the most significant factor in influencing my final decision is as follows: Landing on the head (I have it quite large) It is really pleasant, not tight and do not hang out, the ear pads are pleasant to the touch, and most importantly, the ears do not shake anything, they are freely contained within the headpiece. I played a few different games over the course of two hours while I was setting it up, and I experienced no discomfort. After selecting Blue Voice on the Microphone, the sound quality is outstanding. I took control of the situation on my own and communicated with the team using Discord. Delight. For the purposes of my tasks, the microphone is worth 5 points. I am aware that those who own studio microphones will smile when they read this. - The use of sound in gaming. It is clear that there has been an improvement over the previous headset. Let's move on to the negative. After turning on the music, I found myself becoming agitated. After the AT and the receiver, the sound became bloated or something, and there was no accent to be found anywhere, not in the highs and not in the lows; it was a complete jumble. After that, I collected myself, thought about what I needed from this item, and then I set it up. G-hub makes it possible to make adjustments to the equalizer, and once those were made, the headphones started playing. No, they did not sound quite as good as the class leaders' + a cool source, but they were still passable. If you follow this piece of advice and create presets for yourself for each musical direction, as well as maybe creating distinct presets for the artist, you will end up with a product that is in a different league than what you would get out of the box. Overall, the headset earns a good 5 out of 10 from me because the G pro X was able to handle all of the challenges. The microphone did not function properly after being connected and having the software installed. It was helpful to restart the computer. Since then, I have powered it down, made sure the microphone is plugged in, and restarted the system; nonetheless, there have been no issues.