Logitech G935 Wireless DTS:X 7.1 Surround Sound LIGHTSYNC RGB PC Gaming Headset - Black/Blue

The sound quality in these is unmatched. I had my last pair for over 5 years, and hadn't really noticed that the sound had degraded a bit until I got the new pair. Holy cow, talk about high fidelity. Music of all genre's sounds great in these, and settings are easily tweaked to pair with whatever you're doing; gaming, jamming to tunes, watching a movie, or on a voice call.I play a lot of FPS games, and let me tell you, the bass ROCKS! I had to jump into a quick match right after I got these just so I could really enjoy how punchy the bass is while playing shooters. It really helps you feel immersed in the game. And of course, dtsX surround sound is unbeatable. No more getting ambushed!The last of the #35 series of Logitech headsets. Logitech's new headsets are suffering in quality, but this older design is still chugging away. It's super comfortable, and heavy duty. My last pair fell off my desk hundreds of times before the USB plug finally wore out.I love that you can color match with your other Logitech gear, and GHUB recognizes it immediately -- no compatibility issues. It holds a pretty decent charge (About 9-10 hours in my experience). It also still works on the charger, I know some headsets don't offer that.The only complaint I have is the leather earmuffs occasionally make my head a little sweaty. But those are easily replaced with fabric covers for a mere $15-20.

Good comfort overall for long term use.The device charges at a reasonable rate.It weighs a bit more than most headsets I have used, but it’s easy to get used to.I feel the value for money is good for my needs, regarding the feature set.The headset fits decently due to the wide earpads. Overall, I am very satisfied with this purchase.

Update Review:11/19/2020Left speaker is now intermittent/goes in and out. No drops, throws, or abusive use. General/normal use daily since arrival for 6-12 hours per day.Avoid this product. It's not worth it. Get something that will last longer.Updated Review:09/16/2020I resolved my previous connectivity issues and wrote a suggested update to the pairing procedures on Reddit.Cons:The hinges/any moving pieces that aren't the magnetic drivers squeak. For someone like myself that is sensitive to distractions via sounds this can be problematic. If you're getting these for someone that is or could potentially be on the spectrum I would suggest looking elsewhere.Software is sometimes difficult to navigate since you can access some functions from 2 different areas, but some functions cannot be accessed from both areas.Software updates can/will cause disconnect which can only be resolved by PC reboot. - Note: This does not happen 100% of the time, but more than 50% of the time.I have no idea if changes to profiles that are saved to my account are automatically updated or if that is even an option.Also, I can't compare the uploaded profile to the current profile with the same name.Pros:The sound quality is actually amazing. Using a tone generator you can hear the range is a full 1Hz to 20148Hz. That's assuming your ears are sensitive enough to hear frequencies outside of the normal spectrum of 20Hz-16/17000HZ. Most people have difficulties hearing beyond this scope.DTS works well in games.Lights can be adjusted to show activity down to 1Hz for visual and audible confirmation. - Note: It takes some tinkering.RGB is actually really cool.Large enough to provide a decent amount of isolation from exterior sounds. Not active noise canceling; thick padding.Heavy, but comfortable. I wear these almost all day every single day and have started wearing them outside over my cellphone earbuds for isolation. They really are that comfortable for me. - Note: They are heavy and leave a dent in my head that I do not notice due to the excellent padding. If you have a perfectly round and clean shaved head you will likely notice a visible indentation after wearing these for a few hours. If that's an issue for you look for something lighter. Otherwise, enjoy.Below is the original (rage) review (my apologies):Lasted a whole 2 months and now it will not pair. Will not show connected in G Hub.G Hub software is trash. More than hot garbage; actual dumpster fire. No, I don't want your program trying to even look at my Discord or other programs let alone actually interact with them. The fact that I need your software to even get sound to come out of this device wirelessly makes my question my decision in purchasing this product. I could continue on the software issue, but let's put that aside to talk about the actual headphones.Wow, really nice sounding headphones once you equalize them through the aforementioned software. They might even be true 20hz-20khz, not that human ears can hear that full spectrum.These headphones do offer a bit of noise muting. I can still hear most anything that is going on around me if there are any audio lulls. Cool. Not bad.Wireless, when it was working, was great. I could walk to the kitchen and get a glass of water without any issues. Nice!For everything else...The mic is bad. The kind of bad that makes you question the company for even putting a mic on this headset to begin with. It's not even worth the time to try to adjust the gain through Windows. There aren't any options to adjust the mic through G Hub. If you plan on streaming with this mic, think again. There is no amount of filters that you can put on this mic to get it to sound good and it's not entirely the mics fault.What ever do you mean? How could it not be the mics fault that it's bad?Build quality. This thing is heavy, but feels like you could snap the cans/ear pieces off with a simple mistake of taking them off at the wrong angle.They creak and crackle if you turn your head in even the slightest of ways. You can't noise gate out or compress those creaks and crackles out. If you're using it to play with other people it's annoying for them to have to listen to.The buttons on the headset; why? Hard press tactile buttons on a headset. Are you mad? On the same side of the headset as the mic that is grainy, overly gained, and yet some how sounds like you're talking through a pile of sand. A mute button on the headset itself with tactile feedback. Who decided that was a good idea? Here, listen to me handle my mic and press this ultra loud button so I can mute myself. You're better off just taking your headset off and setting it down. It makes less noise.RGB? Not for me. I don't care for it. I programmed it to be off. This isn't an RGB review.Battery Life is actually pretty great. The charge cable is nice. I'd say that the uptime (time from fully charged to needing charged) is pretty well spot on with what is advertised. Not sure about the charge time. I think that is dependent on use during charging.Comfort; they're heavy and take some getting used to. The padding on top of your head is actually kind of stiff in the beginning and would leave me with a sore spot on the top of my head. The ear pieces go around the ears, not on them and the padding is pretty forgiving to the rest of your head. I do not wear glasses and would NOT recommend these to people that do wear glasses due to the size and amount of pressure that the ear pieces will cause on the legs of your glasses at the temple and behind your ears. Like I said earlier, these headphones are heavy. Due to the weight they need to put more pressure on the sides of your head to prevent slipping. They slip anyway. So, kind of pointless.Now, I'm waiting to hear back from Logitech about how to fix my device pairing issue. Nothing has helped. At this point I don't think this issue can be resolved without either an RMA since the pairing procedures in the manual have failed as well.Oh, and I haven't even had the chance to test out the Dolby DTX that these offer which was the only reason I bought these as opposed to any other wireless headset.

Logitech G935 ReviewThe Logitech G935 Gaming Headset is a combination of good features that work consistently well, and is a step up from Logitech's other game-oriented headsets. What impressed me the most is that it’s very easy to set up right out of the box. I simply downloaded and installed Logitech’s G-Hub software. Next, I plugged-in the USB dongle the headset came with. Within moments, the headset was connected and I was already hearing my PC’s audio.ComfortTo me, headphones’ most important feature is comfort. If it’s not comfortable, then nothing else matters. Fortunately, Logitech did a good job in providing nice, comfortable earcups lined with thick, soft, leather-like padding. I have other Logitech headsets and the pads on the G935 are soft, and very comfortable. My ears are average in size, and the earcups never rest directly on them. Instead, they rest around my ears which is what I prefer. This way, the pads never directly press on my ears, and I can wear the headset for long periods of time without fatigue. I will say, that my ears do get hot from time to time - but that’s to be expected from a leather-style material.Audio QualityWhile the audio quality is definitely better than the other Logitech headphones that I’ve tried - it still leaves much to be desired. While I appreciated that the bass was emphasized, the treble lacked definition and clarity. The over all sound isn’t bad, but compared to other well-known “normal” (non-gamer) headphones in a similar price category the sound from the G935 was definitely lacking. (I have collected several headphones in the $150-$200 price range like the Beyerdynamic DT770, Fostex T50RP, and Philips X3HR) - and these headphones sound far better.) I suppose this is to be expected since the price of the headset also has to include the microphone, software, and other components to be called a “gaming” headset. Still, I wish the sound was a bit better. Thankfully, Logitech’s G-HUB does provide a software-based EQ, where I could tune the sound to my liking. (Note, to make any changes to the sound, you first have to make a “profile” - which is something that may not be obvious.)MicrophoneThe microphone is good for gaming, Zoom and Teams meetings, and other casual-day-to-day tasks. When not in use, the microphone is folded and muted against the left earcup. To use it, simply fold it out and an audible “beep” will sound in the headset indicating that the mic is active. This is a great feature - since its very easy to mute myself during a meeting. All I have to do is fold the mic back up into the earcup and not worry about transmitting any audio.BatteryI use the G935 for video chat and listening to music. In this regard, this headset lasts about 2 days of work before I need to recharge them. (I make sure to turn off the RGB lighting to maximize the operation time.)Other FeaturesThere is a Surround Sound feature, but honestly I can’t remember whether it made any difference while playing games. (I can’t speak to watching movies with the Surround Sound on since I don’t watch movies on my PC.) Also, the left earcup is filled with buttons - which can easily be confused while fiddling with them during use. These are controls for volume, switch the EQ settings, etc. Thankfully these can also be changed via the software - and there is no need to touch any of the physical buttons if you don’t want to. Lastly, the headset has RGB lighting which seems a bit overkill. As others have pointed out, the lighting is only visible from the back or the side of the head - so people in front of you won’t even see the lighting.ConclusionGet the Logitech G935 if you want the best that Logitech has to offer. It's easy to install and use. Although the audio quality doesn't quite match up to well-known non-gamer headphones in its price range, it does sound better than the other Logitech gaming headsets, and can be customized via the EQ.