Logitech G432 Wired Gaming Headset, 7.1 Surround Sound, DTS Headphone:X 2.0, Flip-to-Mute Mic, PC (Leatherette) Black/Blue

Logitech is normally a very reliable company when it comes to its electronics, and I’m glad I can say the same about this headset. While the list price is $80, I haven’t seen it priced above $40, which is what I got both of my headsets at (my first one broke, completely my fault!).Comfort wise, the cups have a bit of a particular shape but I don’t see why they shouldn’t fit all head and ear shapes. They’re comfortable and my ears don’t sweat!All of the features work fine on it, too. The volume slider is a bit to get used to since I’m so used to just adjusting the volume on my machine, but it works just fine. The mic isn’t recording studio quality but it’s perfect for gaming with friends over voice chat. The mute feature works great, too, but every time I put the mic up there’s a dull sound the mic picks up when I actuate mute mode. Nothing major.Sound quality is good depending on what you’re using it for. For gaming and movies, it’s great! But just listening to music isn’t as good as using my first gen AirPods. Still, overall sound quality is more than just good enough.Overall, it’s a great product. I don’t doubt there are better headsets out there, but this one is phenomenal on a tight budget. Highly recommend!

I got the Logitech G432 headset for my boyfriend because he’s obsessed with playing GTA 5 on his Xbox, and he absolutely loves them! He says the sound quality is incredible—he can hear every detail, from the roar of the cars to the chaos in shootouts. The surround sound helps him feel totally immersed in the game, and he’s been pointing out things he never noticed before.He also really likes the microphone. It’s clear for chatting with his friends during online missions, and the flip-to-mute feature is super handy when he needs to take a break.Comfort-wise, he’s been wearing these for hours without any complaints. The ear cushions are soft, and the headset doesn’t feel heavy on his head. Even though it’s wired, the cord is long enough for him to move around without any issues.Overall, he’s super happy with this headset, and I’m glad I got them for him. If you’re looking for a great gaming headset, especially for Xbox and GTA 5, this is definitely worth it!The headset is super comfortable, even during long gaming sessions. The ear cups fit perfectly over my ears without any pressure, and the lightweight design makes it easy to wear for hours.The microphone is crystal clear, which is great for chatting with friends during online missions. I also love the flip-to-mute feature—it’s simple and quick to use.While the headset is wired, the cord is long enough to comfortably connect to my controller without feeling restricted. Plus, it works flawlessly with Xbox, though you’ll need to use the 3.5mm jack for compatibility.Overall, the Logitech G432 is an excellent headset for GTA 5 players who want high-quality sound and comfort at an affordable price. I’d definitely recommend it to anyone looking to level up their gaming experience!

I mostly like the mic quality. To my non-audiophile ear it seemed to handle plosives and sibilance better than a more expensive competitor's brand I own. Still not perfect though. No matter how much fiddling I did with the software the mic seems to pick up background noise. When I'm playing video games it seems there's often the slight, psssshhh sound when I speak into the mic, seemingly the sound of my gaming computer's fans. When I'm not gaming and my pc isn't spinning up those GPU and CPU fans the mic sounds... acceptable, maybe a software issue that can be ironed out with an update.The headphone audio quality, at least to me sounds good enough, but not straight out of the box frustratingly. I had to open up Logitech G hub software and do a bit of tweaking with the software to get it sounding halfway tolerable. The main use-case for this headset, zeroing in on the directional sound of footsteps when playing FPS games works well. At least with these you can actually adjust the settings, finally get audio to a level I would call tolerable unlike a cheaper set of headphones I previously had.Is it a worthy set of studio level headphones, oh heck no! Can you be competitive in gaming with these, is it a worthy competitor to some $100-$150 headsets on the market, you bet! I have concerns about the little plastic piece at the swivel point. I will likely fiberglass it to solid if it breaks. All-in-all I think it's well worth the $35 price tag and gets my seal of approval**terms and conditions apply