Review on Logitech G435 Lightspeed and Bluetooth Wireless Gaming Headset - Lightweight Over-Ear Headphones with Built-in Mics, 18-hour Battery Life, Dolby Atmos Compatibility - PC, PS4, PS5, Mobile - Black by George Jacobson

This is a good headset for hearing voices and playing games. This isn't a very good set for listening to music, despite the amazing mids and highs. It lacks the lows in the soundstage, and even the impact of the gun that comes out on FPS lacks some punch. The sound profile tends to favor the right earcup, which can give the impression that the center is visually off-center. In terms of comfort, I have never tested a headset of this type, so light and comfortable. I wasn't expecting to open the box to see the mesh over the wire support but it was amazing. This is good, and because it's lighter, you don't have to use as much force to stay in place. When I shook my head it could move forward or backward a little but it never left my head and it was a little uncomfortable even when I tried to shake my head that hard. I think it could get better with some tweaking, so an equalizer to boost the bass could help with deficits, or if you're ok with classical music where there are more highs than lows that would still be great. Personally, I fell in love with her from listening to audio books. The voices are amazingly clear and it was an amazing experience. This applied to both masculine and feminine tones. When listening to music, the voices burst out as if lured out and dominated the soundtracks I tested. These headphones seem to focus on the voice and will be amazing when communicating with other players in the game. I didn't test the microphone because I wasn't interested in that part. I can still recommend them because they sound really good in games, but are mediocre at best for music due to the direction in which they are used.