I tried the headphones and it was a sound slap, I had 2 bose NC 700, a corsair virtuoso XT and the pulse 3D. It was a completely different quality, a powerful and immersive sound, made to hear noise in the slightest detail, I rediscovered certain games and even music, the surround and the impressive virtual 7.1 system. And last but not least, it can be connected by any existing means (usual) and has a crazy battery life (I went on holiday without ever charging it and used it for over 50 hours). For the time being, I'd definitely recommend it.
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by KariO
Posted on 31 May 2024
Bought on 22 Dec 2023 from LDLC
Number of reviews: 1Average rating: 2
The right earphone no longer works after 2 months of use (2nd edition).
The headphones were used for 2 months until the right earpiece failed.
Then product return, new headphones
2 months later, all over again.
Otherwise, when it works, it works well.
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by JérômeD
Posted on 13 May 2024
Bought on 12 Apr 2024 from LDLC
Number of reviews: 2Average rating: 4
Bugs and more bugs...
Whatever the brand, as long as it's wireless and supposedly top-of-the-range, there's a problem waiting to happen.
For you today, here's the Logitech G pro X 2 Lightspeed.
Unable to go 24 hours without being disconnected:
- All of a sudden, no sound, no microphone. After a few seconds, the headset beeps to let us know that it has restarted, as if we had switched it off and on ourselves.
At that price, it's infuriating. Especially as I'd just bought an Astro A50 Wireless, which had its share of problems even though it was brand new.
Apart from that :
- Excellent battery life
- Very good audio quality (even if inferior to an Astro A50 Wireless)
- Spoilt for choice in terms of the contents of the box, between the earpieces of your choice of material, the storage bag and the various cables available.
- A very practical Bluetooth mode that allows you, for example, to switch between your PC and your Smartphone via Bluetooth with just one click and 3/4 seconds of waiting.
Logitech G Hub, even if it's clearly a gas factory, gives you plenty of settings to choose from.
Beware, however, of the button that mutes the microphone, which seems to be a little too reactive: as soon as it's pressed and not yet released, the headset lets you know that it's already muted the microphone.
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by matsujiro
Posted on 8 Mar 2024
Bought on 24 Jan 2024 from LDLC
Number of reviews: 5Average rating: 10
Very good, but can do better
Excellent helmet!
If I had to compare the G PRO X2 to my old helmet (Arctis PRO) :
The comfort is much better with the Logitech, in terms of my ears which are well covered by the headphones, I can spend 5 hours non-stop playing without being bothered by the cushions or the pressure of the headband on my head.
This headset is recommended for people with large heads, as the Arctis was much less comfortable and after two hours of gaming I was bothered by the headband AND the cushions putting pressure on my ears.
In terms of audio quality, the G PRO X2 is still decent but suffers from a lack of mid-range in the spectrum.
Where the Arctis could play music and gaming, the G PRO X2 is much more geared towards gaming.
If you're an audiophile and want headphones for playing games AND listening to music, I wouldn't recommend the G PRO X2, but if all you want to do is play games, then it's perfect for you (which is my case).
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by AntoineD
Posted on 21 Sep 2023
Bought on 24 Aug 2023 from LDLC
Number of reviews: 1Average rating: 10
Worthy successor to the G930
I used the G930 for almost 10 years but it eventually got old and I was struggling to find a replacement. I had tried the Logitech G Pro X but it pressed slightly on the top of my ears and was painful. This Pro X 2 is very comfortable and I can wear it all day without batting an eyelid. There's nothing to report about the sound or the microphone, and the quality is just what you'd expect from a headset at this price.
