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

Name: Renewed Logitech G PRO X Wireless Lightspeed Gaming Headset with Blue VO!CE Mic Filter for Immersive Gaming Experience
Item: Renewed Logitech G PRO X Wireless Lightspeed Gaming Headset with Blue VO!CE Mic Filter for Immersive Gaming Experience
Rating: 5

November 15, 2022

Best I have ever used, great product for anyone!

I use headphones only in conjunction with a usb sound card. Fine tuning can be done in G-Hub, including surround sound, BlueVoice and more. In this price category, I did not see anything better for streaming and games, and especially for a microphone with the ability to use via usb, which is why I bought it. Headphones sound different depending on how they are used, but in the original configuration they are more for lovers of high frequencies than for bass lovers. Thanks to their clear sound, you can hear a quiet whisper and rustle in the background of other loud sounds such as music. For picky music lovers, they may not be suitable.
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Pros

1) Headphones are positioned as streamers and gaming, for these purposes they are quite good for their price. 2) Thanks to 7.1, you can determine the location of an object by sound, for example, how a grenade is repelled from different walls in Valve games. 3) For streaming, the microphone is also good, even if you use only noise reduction filters in OBS without BlueVoice. 4) By default, leather ear pads are installed, they can be replaced with fabric ones included in the kit, making it more pleasant to wear for a long time. 5) Clear sound without strong special effects, which does not tire you during long listening. 6) The ability to use headphones and a microphone via usb out of the box, it is very convenient to stick them into the front panel or usb extension cable. 7) There are no extraneous noises through the usb sound card like hissing and other interference. 8) Completely removable wires and a removable microphone, this is convenient and, in my opinion, makes the headphones more resistant to breakage.

Cons

1) BlueVoice won't work on GNU/Linux, but everything else including 7.1 surround sound and the most basic microphone noise reduction will. It looks like BlueVoice is a pure software implementation, no software, no effects. 2) Headphones do not put pressure on the ears themselves, but put pressure around the ears and in general on the head, including from above. I have headphones from Sony that have a different design, you can sit in them at least all day, but these are straining as you put them on. In my photos you can see that in the free state they are completely compressed ear cushion to ear cushion like a vise, that is, some promotional photos of stores with empty space inside do not correspond to reality. 3) Not for avid music lovers who love the bass and effects of an advanced sound processor.