Logitech G535 Lightspeed Wireless Gaming Headset - Lightweight on-ear headphones, flip to mute mic, stereo, compatible with PC, PS4, PS5, USB rechargeable - Black

First, these headsets are great for those who use PC or Xbox One to game. I'm sure they can be used on anything that has a jack-in port.Side note for Xbox users: Don't get the dongle version of this headset if you have an Xbox One Gen 1. The USB ports don't work with any dongle devices.As long as I've been gaming, I've never invested in headphones. As far as first pairs go, I think it serves its purpose.The volume isn't the greatest, but I can't say if that's because of Xbox One, Discord settings, or the headphones itself. I don't mind that it has 0 noise-canceling features because it's safer that way. I've learned that noise-canceling devices can eliminate your awareness in emergencies (like if a family member needs help, or a fire happens in the house, etc.). While I know that it's unlikely those things will ever happen for some people, I live in a rough neighborhood where it pays to have all your senses present. Honestly, I can hear my friends just fine with them, but the unit doesn't have an eardrum-shattering volume. Probably for the best.I really like the way the set can be adjusted at the ear muff parts and at the head strap. I also appreciate that the mic can be turned off by just flipping the piece up. The way that the ear parts encapsulate my ears is also a nice feature. It's very plush, which is great for my sensitive ears. I can't use ear devices that insert into my ears--it causes massive pain in under 10 minutes, so having a device that never touches my ears, lets me play longer. The head strap is also a nice feature because it prevents the hard plastic portion from sitting on my head. If you've ever had the weight of a headset sit on your head for long periods of time, you know how much it can hurt.

Bought it used through Amazon resale. First time having a wireless headset and I catch myself taking it off to not pull a cable that isn’t there. Absolutely worth the money, zero perceivable latency. Sound quality isn’t crazy or anything but works great for games, which is what’s I use it for. Rtings shows that is has a pretty flat frequency response curve, which is probably why it doesn’t sound the best outside of game use.

**UPDATE Nov 30th, 2024**Headset is still going strong with no issues. I've dropped it at least 30 times on carpet floor and it still sounds great. I noticed a USB adapter may boost the audio quality (I am using an old 3.5mm to USB adapter from Corsair and it sounds better with the adapter). I have noticed sometimes there is no audio and I have to disconnect and reconnect the USB but more than likely it's a software/driver issue for the USB adapter.My background: Saying I game a lot is an understatement. I probably spend about 30-40 hours a week on my pc both for work and gaming. In the last 10 years I've tried multiple headsets with different budgets ranging from $30-$150 until I settled with a budget Corsair headset for $40 for years. Over time I was having issues with Corsair and their build quality. The faux leather/vinyl material they used for the headband and ear cushions was absolutely terrible where it would crack and flake within months. This time I went for a change and decided on this Logitech G335.Pros:- 1 cable does it all. Plug and playI liked my previous Corsair headset that had one cable for everything. This one comes with a 3.5mm that connects both audio and mic together. I did try it with a USB adapter on my PC with no issues and also tried on my PS5 through my PS5 controller again with no issues. Installation was pretty much plug and play. I didn't have to download any filler software although I heard Logitech's software is pretty nice.- Lightweight, Headband and Ear cushions are sturdyThe headset feels comfortable and lightweight on my head, I have not experienced any headaches even after long periods of time. One thing that won me over on this headset was the stretchy cloth headband (is removable in case it needs to be washed) fits nice and snug. My last headset was flaking pieces of faux leather into my ears so I really tried looking for a headset with a different material. The headset does have a very plastic cheap feel but it is a $40 headset. I've dropped it a few times and I've seen no damage, so far so good- Good sound quality and micThe sound isn't studio quality but it's pretty good for the price. I don't notice any difference from my old Corsair headset and HyperX ones I've used in the past. My friends on Discord also said I sound a lot clearer in voice calls and slightly quieter but I think the quiet issue is Discord.CONS- No mute button or removable micThis was one of the features that I missed with my old headsets. The way to mute the mic is by flipping it up and you'll hear a small click. I feel like after many uses it may lead to issues down the road if you mute/unmute a lot. I ended up setting up a Discord hotkey to mute instead. The mic also isn't removable which isn't a deal breaker for me but if you plan to use this on the go, just know you'll have that mic hanging around.-No Sidetone?If y'all don't know what Sidetone is, per Headset Advisor Sidetone is a feature where a small amount of your own voice that's piped into your ear speaker as you speak. Any headset with heavy noise cancellation really needs sidetone otherwise you're yelling into your mic because you can't really hear yourself. This headset doesn't have this feature however it's not fully noise cancelling so it's not a big deal for me. I can still somewhat hear myself but it does block a lot of external noises. Lack of sidetone isn't exactly a con for me but can be for others that feel they absolutely need to hear their voice.Overall this is a great headset for the price. Not spectacular but dang good for $40. Most of these budgets headsets tend to give out after a year so i'll update y'all in about a year. Happy gaming!

1000/10 so comfortable and amazing sounding, can wear for hours without hurting and it stays charged for a very long time the mic is fantastic and the sound clarity is crisp and clear. It's a solid pair of headphones.

I run Linux. The headphones, including the dongle, work well with Linux. I had previously used a Zone Vibe 125. The mute switch wore out and one of the speakers was cracked, so I had to replace it.The dongle connection is better than Bluetooth. I liked it on the Zone Vibe, and I was pleased to see it worked well on the Lightspeed headset. The Lightspeed has a larger dongle and seems to have better range than the Vibe. The Amazon add claimed 12 meter range. That was close to what I was originally getting, even with 4 walls between me and my computer. However, I had plugged the dongle into a port near the floor. I tried moving it to a powered hub (the kind that plugs into both the wall and your computer. I put the powered hub up on a shelf above my head in my office. I found that this gave me about an extra meter of range. That is important becaue it means I can get something out of the refrigerator in the kitchen without breaking up.The headset works fine on Linux. Granted, the Logitech software does not work on Linux. However, I plugged the unit into a Windows Laptop and set the settings I wanted. The headset seemed to hold the settings when I put it back on my Linux computer.