Logitech G PRO X 2 Lightspeed Wi-fi Gaming Headset: Removable Increase Mic, 50mm Graphene Drivers, DTS:X Headphone 2.0—7.1 Encompass, Bluetooth/USB/3.5mm Aux, for PC, PS5, PS4, Nintendo Change – Black

Great audio quality for wireless, great battery life, better than first gen
I recently purchased this headset and have used it for a few months for remote work calls, gaming, music, and general web browsing. I pick wireless headsets over wired because I have a cat that loves to chew wires. This headset is great for a wireless headset; however, if you are prioritizing audio quality, especially for the money, you cannot beat a set of good wired headphones.
I had the first generation G Pro X Wireless, and they were just alright. Not terrible; I’ve had a few other wireless headsets, and they were about average compared to them. For generation 1, the battery life was very annoying, and I felt like I had to charge them all the time. With generation 2, it is far, far better. I don’t have to charge them nearly as often.
I haven’t gotten any comments about the mic quality, though I think its below average at best. It’s probably as good as it is gonna get for a wireless microphone on a headset, so it’s fine. I won’t take a star away for it.
The audio quality is pretty decent. It’s not nearly as good as my DT 990s (RIP, thank you cat) or even a cheaper pair of ATH-M50X headphones, but it’s great for a wireless headset. Soundstage isn’t super impressive, but it provides clear audio and I haven’t felt the need to adjust the EQ.
Oh, and another big plus: you can connect this headset via a cable, unlike the first generation. I haven’t tried this out yet (given my cat conundrum) but that’s always nice to have.
Overall, this headset is perfect for me. It has great battery life, decent audio quality, and it looks nice. The mic isn’t great, but I don’t think it can get much better for a wireless headset. I would recommend this if you were willing to spend this much. No complaints here.

Great quality build, absolutely terrible sound
When I first opened the box, I was pleasantly surprised by the build quality. The use of metal and solid plastics gave it a really good feel and made it clear that this was built very well, and once I used the woven ear pads, the headset was quiet comfortable (though the headband was a little stiff for my liking, but headset comfort is subjective).
However, once I turned them on and started using them, I was really disappointed to find that the audio quality is really bad for the price. Like, bad to the point that they sound like the headphones given to people on airplanes. I’m no audiophile, but the sound quality was distractingly terrible compared to other headsets I had in the house. I looked up the issue and spent days trying to figure out if there was something I was missing, but eventually it turned out that the speaker quality was just bad, no matter how I modified the eq. If these were 50 or 100$, I would give them a pass, but for a 250$ headset I think it’s fair to expect more. The mic is not great, but it will get the job done. Other than that, these headphones nail everything else: they look sleek, are comfortable, and have great options for connectivity (Bluetooth, 2.4 ghz, and audio jack). But with this sound quality, you are better off looking elsewhere in this price range.
I ended up returning these and getting the black shark v2 2023 edition. This pair of headphones have their own problems too, like not having an audio jack and sometimes having faint white noise. However, when it comes to mic and sound quality, they blow the Logitech headphones out of the water, and for 50 dollars less. The difference is night and day, and the funny thing is, the black sharks themselves don’t have sound quality that is super great since they are still noticeably worse than the Sony xm4s, so that’s how you know how bad the Logitech headphones are. If you don’t want razer (which is understandable), Arctis and turtle beach offer way better options that these.
While these headphones get a lot right, the fail miserably in the most important areas like sound and mic quality, and for this exorbitant price, I would avoid them at all costs. It honestly shocks me that these have so many positive reviews, I would have expected more people to be upset.

O Logitech G PRO X 2 LIGHTSPEED não tem o volume mais alto do mercado, mas as qualidades que ele oferece mais do que compensam isso. A clareza do som é incrível, especialmente para quem joga (sobretudo FPS) ou trabalha em ambientes que exigem precisão auditiva. A tecnologia Graphene faz realmente diferença, proporcionando graves nítidos, médios detalhados e agudos suaves, o que torna a experiência sonora imersiva.
O conforto também é um ponto de destaque. As almofadas são feitas de espuma viscoelástica com revestimento em couro sintético (melhor som, mas esquenta) e tecido (super confortável, estou usando essa, mas vaza um pouco de som). A qualidade do microfone removível é excelente, com o sistema Blue VO!CE, que melhora bastante a comunicação durante jogos ou reuniões de trabalho. São muitas opções de configuração, recomendo testar as que melhor atendem às suas necessidades.
Em resumo, apesar de o volume não ser seu ponto mais forte, a qualidade de som, o conforto, e as funcionalidades extras fazem com que esse headset seja uma escolha excelente, especialmente para quem prioriza uma experiência premium. Vale cada centavo? Vale, mas também existem opções mais baratas muito boas.

Have gone through a lot of headphones around this price point and below from arctis pro wireless, to sony xm4, to razer entry level headsets.
Sound is 8/10 for price. Nothing amazing but very good. Bass is punchy to the point you feel vibrations. Sounds a lot worse than sony xm4 and moderately better than blackshark v2.
Build feels very sturdy and high quality. Not cheap plastic.
Very comfortable with low clamping. Takes a lot of sound away from your environment without true noise isolation.
Battery practically lasts forever.
Mic sounds “crystal clear” according to my friends.
Software is reliable, straightforward, and laid out well.
Very happy with purchase for price.
You aren’t going to get much better headphones that are “gaming centric”. You could go for nova pro wireless but steelseries overcomplicates everything from software, to multiple input/output devices for 1 headset, to external dac’s and more. Super bloaty.
If you want best sound for not much more expensive just go with sony xm series. But they are not gamer friendly.