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

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The headset’s frame is made entirely of painted plastic, and I wouldn’t count on it withstanding too many drops. Right out of the box I was struck by how featherlight these cans feel, despite having generously proportioned cups on each side. That said, it is easily one of the most comfortable and lightweight headsets I’ve ever tried, with fantastic battery life and great quality audio. If you have thick hair or glasses, you may notice a small drop in bass as these features can break the ear cups' seal.

If you like to game with others, their boom mic can separate your voice from moderate ambient noise, although the recording quality is just okay. The lower-end punch also worked out well in games, with explosions, gunfire and footsteps all appearing especially clear in a few rounds of CS:GO. It's a great sound, all said, and one that has a stereo/spatial presence, which can be immediately heard when listening to music. The microphone doesn't quite sit as close to your mouth as you'd expect either, and even though that isn't a deal breaker, it does mean that as lightweight and easy to move around as the Logitech G535 Lightspeed Wireless is - it'll be tethered to either a PC or PlayStation. The Logitech G535 LIGHTSPEED Wireless and the Logitech G533 Wireless are similarly performing wireless gaming headphones.As far as mid-range gaming headsets go, the Logitech G535 is one of the comfiest and lightest options on the market, with the soft, adjustable strap along the top of the headset proving a cosy feel for long wear time, which is possible with its 30+ hours of battery life.

They're fairly light, the ski band headband design distributes weight well, and they don't clamp onto your ears too tightly.I tested it with my PC and PlayStation 5, and with both I experienced a solid, reliable connection with ultra-low latency. The adjustable suspension strap along the top of the headset is the star of the show, despite its questionable colour and pattern choice. The G535 are extremely comfortable, but at the cost of an underwhelming bass profile and subpar sound isolation. Today, we have millions of users a month from around the world, and assess more than 1,000 products a year.

Instead, Logitech has gone for a good old-fashioned plug-and-play philosophy, which isn't necessarily a bad thing if you prefer simplicity.Unfortunately, if you were looking for a multi-platform-compatible gaming headset, the G535 might not be for you as it doesn’t support Xbox or Switch and doesn’t offer Bluetooth, either.