Logitech G435 LIGHTSPEED and Bluetooth Wireless Gaming Headset – Lightweight over-ear headphones, built-in mics, 18h battery, compatible with Dolby

Pros: Very Light-Weight and Comfortable; I just don’t get why there are other reviewers who claim that this head-set is too tight as it feels more loose-fitting and comfortable to me.
Auto-Pairing makes it easy to connect since you do NOT need to do your typical routine of pressing the «Add a Blue-Tooth Device» from your Laptop or Computer in order to get this head-set paired (how-ever, you do need to plug in its USB-Adapter, then, select «Headset Earphone (G435 Wireless Gaming Headset)» from your list of available Blue-Tooth Devices in order to switch to it if it is not switching automatically due to your computer being already paired with other audio-output-devices).
Its receiving range is also very good (although that might also be partly because I do use a Blue-Tooth-Range-Extender), such that, even when I walk all the way out-side, I can still hear sound from whatever I may be listening to for even nearly around a whole entire block or maybe slightly further than a block of walking away from my current apartment-unit.
Buttons : The button located at the very bottom which is on the left-ear side of the head-set is your Mute-Button for the Micro-Phone. Pressing it will result in a Sound that Beeps from High to Low or Low to High; Low to High means that your Micro-Phone is active whilst High-to-Low turns off or Mutes your Micro-Phone; unlike other head-set models, the micro-phone seems to be in-built inside this head-set, rather than there being any «extended» micro-phone piece that you pull down to put its mouth-piece in front of your mouth for speaking.
The top-most button is the power-button, obviously, something you hold down to turn it on or off, but, you can actually also listen whilst it is simultaneously plugged in for USB-Charging so there is little to no reason to turn it off unless whatever you’re listening to has ended and you happen to be in bed and wish to conserve its battery power and not need to get out of bed. Then the button in-between the Power and Mic-Mute buttons is for Volume-Control. Cons: I don’t know what it is with other people who have reviewed this product negatively, but, similarly to how people who leave negative-reviews for something like a SO-DIMM to be installed in a laptop, but, the Memory Stick did not fit into their laptop, well, that is really more User-Error for lacking Technical-Knowledge about Compatibility than it is due to any fault of the Manufacturer or Product itself;
Alright, that «rant» bit out of the way, you cannot connect this product devices that are not equipped with a USB-Slot in order to plug in its Blue-Tooth USB-Adapter, such as a portable MP3-Player (unless it’s one that’s designed with USB-Ports which I have not seen in any MP3-Player Model thus far), but, I got these specifically for use with computer/laptop anyway, not my MP3-Player(s). I don’t really see this as a con, for aforementioned reason, but, anybody else reviewing this product should probably know about this prior to purchase-decision.
And as mentioned in previous section, this head-set being a bit loose-fitting, I don’t think you should expect there to be any «tight» settings that might keep your head-set from getting displaced from your head if something knocks or bumps into the head-set whilst you are wearing them; you will need to re-adjust them back over your ears if that happens.
Finally, another user mentioned that this head-set is not made of very sturdy material, and, whilst that may be the case which lends to its being light-weight (not necessarily a con), I have actually gone to sleep whilst wearing these several times by now, and, they are still intact (original Order-Date of this product was the 20th of January 2024CE which was earlier this year by the way). This head-set has actually held together better than another even more expensive gaming head-set that I had which I never even took to bed with me and those other head-set products having issues was why I eventually obtained this particular product and I am very glad that I did. Overall Review: Yes, I would recommend this head-set product, but, due to the other reviews that others have left for this product, I would probably still opt to guide the buyer on how to use these properly.
Yes, I would definitely purchase this product again if I need more, but, I should probably mention that, another one of the main reasons I went for this Wireless Head-Set with long battery life, was so that I had something to wear and listen with when my other main Blue-Tooth Head-Set ran out of battery power & needed to be recharged, that other one being an MPOW5 brand which I think is also another really great manufacturer with great products (especially given the fact that I have NEVER had «compatibility» issues trying to get ANY of their Blue-Tooth Products to actually pair with any of my Blue-Tooth Devices).
Hopefully I have left enough details for everyone else to know what to expect; personally, I like these a lot, but, they also serve my own specific-purposes; if what I have described about this head-set does not suit your purposes, well, plenty of other models and manufacturers also exist for gaming head-sets, but, whether they are better-suited to serving your purposes or not, that is probably a matter of preferences and experiences…

Overall Review: Headset worked great for about a year. Battery life slowly gave away. Just yesterday Dongle died all together. Unable to find a replacement. No matter what USB Port I tried on this PC, and several other PC’s / Laptops in my office. Still not working. Doesn’t even detect anymore either. I rate this 2/5 Eggs. Haven’t even owned it a little over 2 years. Seems to be a trend with logitech headset products. Disappointed….

Pros: Was cheap, mic worked great, audio was louder than expected Cons: Stopped working all together in less than a week, barely any cushion for your ears and top of the head, battery life was only a couple hours Overall Review: While it was working, I think it was definitely worth the cheap price. But considering that it stopped working in less than a week, I’m super upset and disappointed. And since I didn’t have the original box it came in, I’m not able to return it. I highly recommend looking for a different header and spending the extra money into one that will last

Pros: Small, lightweight, easy to use. Wireless works well. These would be great if you needed to equip people quickly and cheaply for an event or workspace, or if you need headphones for light work. Cons: Literally garbage sound quality right out of the box, shockingly bad based on my experience with other Logitech products. Any high or sharp sounds (such as music in movies or sound effects in games) are dulled or entirely nonexistant, while other sounds seem to be amplified (bass sounded fine, though). There’s a blurry echo that’s very similar to wearing earplugs at the same time. Further, the sound controls on them merely control your computer’s volume rather than having anything built in. I have fifteen dollar bluetooth earbuds with far better sound quality.
EDIT: I discovered a setting Windows that helped a great deal with the sound balance issues. After locating the Sound Control Panel, open the Properties on the headset from the list. Then select the Enhancements tab and activate Loudness Equalization. This helped a great deal in making sharp pitches correctly audible.
Also, switching them to “Lightspeed” mode instead of “Bluetooth” may have helped improve sound quality further, but that was more difficult to test. Overall Review: I would likely not recommend these. The extra work in getting fully acceptable sound quality would annoy a lot of common users. However, sound quality is also based on personal preference, so some users might not mind or notice.