Owns three wireless headsets; the Logitech G Pro X 2 Lightspeed was expensive but worth it.
“The first pair I bought was the Logitech—they were pretty expensive, but I think they were worth it.”
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Owns three wireless headsets; the Logitech G Pro X 2 Lightspeed was expensive but worth it.
“The first pair I bought was the Logitech—they were pretty expensive, but I think they were worth it.”
This FPS player wants to upgrade from the Logitech G PRO X 2 LIGHTSPEED because its sound is noticeably worse than AirPods Max.
“Recently I compared the sound quality of the G PRO and my friend’s AirPods Max and the difference was very noticeable.”
This story-game player finds the Logitech G PRO X 2 LIGHTSPEED really comfortable with good bass, but horrible sound overall.
“Logitech G Pro X 2 Lightspeed — Horrible sound, good bass, and really comfortable”
A user tried the G Pro X 2: bass-forward yet clean graphene sound, great for competitive FPS and EQ, but barebones software; returned only versus their usual gear.
“With the G Pro X2, it is much more bass forward, yet cleaner in its audio.”
A user tried the G Pro X 2 and disliked it: too muddy and bass heavy, with unclear footsteps.
“I have tried Logitech G Pro X 2 and I didn’t like them also. Too muddy and bass heavy for me and footsteps weren’t clear.”
After swapping pads and mic and applying EQ, a headphone enthusiast liked the G Pro X 2 enough to sell their Maxwell.
“G Pro X2 made me sell the Maxwell”
A gamer found the G Pro X 2 Lightspeed decent for audio, but comfort fell short even with aftermarket pads.
“have been decent in terms of audio quality, but comfort leaves a LOT to be desired, even with aftermarket earpads.”
A big-headed user tried many headsets in stores and finds the Logitech G PRO X 2 LIGHTSPEED comfortable enough to play all day.
“Logitech gpro x2 is so comfortable, i can play all day no problem and I have a big head..”
Upgraded from the PRO X Wireless to the PRO X 2 LIGHTSPEED and found it notably quiet (50% volume vs 20%) and less distinct, struggling to hear sound effects.
“But the headset sound quality is notably quiet. I used to listen around 20% max volume, now I need about 50% volume for same effect. Sound quality is less distinct”
Gaming in the same room, they and their partner both use the G PRO X 2 Lightspeed, but its mic doesn't filter out each other's voices so they hear one another twice on Discord.
“We both currently have the Logitech GPRO X Lightspeed 2”