Logitech has been making headphones as there are headphones in all the pumping of the products that are generally of a decent quality through a wide range of prices. With the new G Pro X, the company is trying to improve his game, to address the needs of the professionals and making them accessible and affordable the product is. This new headset is a great add-on software, and it’s very promising, but is it useful? Let’s find out in our The Logitech G-Pro-X-Review.
The Logitech G-Pro-X Review: Design
This is a solidly built headset, for gaming with a metal frame and a thick foam pads on the head, and the headset is comfortable and simple to use. The headphone has a perfect balance between comfort and excitement. It is set just far enough not to worry about it moving around, but it’s not so hard that it made me feel uncomfortable. A lot of this is due to the hinges on the headset itself, offering plenty of room for adjustment.
Normally, when you close the earpiece is uncomfortable, it is because the headphones don’t move enough of it to deal with different head shapes. It’s nice to see that this is not the case here. The headphone ear-pads are thick and comfortable and a good fit, it was not hard to find. Even better, the Logitech G-Pro-X offers some of the cushions of felt, so that the player with the glasses does not have to look around for an alternative. Velvet is usually a little bit more of the bottom of the insulation, but the benefits of a complete system of fencing, especially in and around the glasses, make the most of it.
The use of a headset is very simple to do, and that, frankly, surprises me a bit. With all of the accessories and cables, I had hoped for something a little more complex. However, it all comes down to is this: There is no in-line controls, which will vary slightly depending on the cable, and everything else is handled in software. The braided cord is designed for use with a PC, and it has a volume control and microphone mute. The plastic on the cable is designed for use with your smartphone, and it has a single, clickable button to pause and play the music.
Everything is about how you can use your headset, such as a surround-sound settings, the microphone, and a host of other options, and it’s covered by the Logitech has recently released the G-Hub app.
The G-Hub app
A little over a year ago, I tried to install the Logitech Gaming Software application. As some of the people who read my reviews know, I usually hate these types of applications. They are often boring, poorly structured, and, quite frankly, just not very useful. However, the Software was a terrible experience. I just wanted to look for the phone and install the app, it made my keyboard lightning is so erratic that I had to turn it off at night, even when the computer is turned off. But, the Logitech G-Hub, for secure.
I’m still not a big fan of installing software to get my gaming headset into a fully functional state. If all of them were as much as the G-Hub, for the G’s Pro X, and I would have a lot less to worry about.
The Logitech G-Hub is the standard headset for the gaming app of the things like turn on the surround sound and you have headphones, the EQ has changed, but it goes further. The headphone jack on the side, you might even want to increase the volume of the other of the surround-sound sources, causing a variety of speakers and virtual 7.1 settings on the top of the other. This means that you can increase the volume of the sound is coming from behind you in a game like Fortnite, it’s almost to me, I feel like I’m cheating.
However, the settings of the mic is where the real fun is. The Logitech G-Pro-X-this is Logitech’s first gaming headset for the support of the Blue Yo!ce software, it allows you to quickly switch between the various microphone balance presets, or you can use the options such as noise cancellation, expander, limiter, compressor, de-esser and a high-pass filter. In no uncertain terms, this is the most significant improvement I have ever seen and the quality of a gaming headset.
The Logitech G-Pro-X Review: Gaming Performance
By using the Logitech G-Pro, X-games, it was a very pleasant experience. Whereas, with the wired connection, the headset works just about anywhere you want. The G-Hub app is only available on the PC, which, unfortunately, means that the surround sound is not available on the console. If not, the G Pro X has no problem with the games for the Playstation 4, and Nintendo with Move, and An Xbox.
I’ve been using the surround sound feature to play a game like Overwatch and Fortnite has worked well on the PC. I don’t do this, and that, in essence, to increase the volume of the sound in different directions; however, even without that, I’ve never had any problem telling you where the specific signals of the sound came from. Once again, the sound is not a feature that will automatically make you better at the game, but if you are ready to use the information that you added, it could make all the difference.
Most often, this is a great pair of headphones to play games for hours on end. I have not had any problems playing games such as Star Wars to Jedi: the Fallen Order, and the Boat for the long chassis, and headphone jack treated her different from the sound of it very well.
The Microphone’s Performance
The Logitech G-Pro-X-in microphone gives you a little less than the average of the output of the game is the microphone, with a massive de-emphasis in the bass range, a slight de-focus in the middle, and a slight over-emphasis on the high end. This means that people with high-pitched voices can sound very distorted and a little quieter than the ones with higher voices when using the headset, the basic settings.
The over-emphasis on the high-end is a good thing, because it amplifies the sound sibilant (F, SH and S sounds), which are often lost in the conversation, and they are essential for natural-sounding speech. A lot of these problems are alleviated with the Blue, Yo!ec-the app-that is, without a doubt, a message of comfort to the players. On the other hand, it can be quite remarkable how much the software is able to help you.
The Logitech G-Pro-X-Review: Sound Performance
The Logitech G-Pro-X offers a sound, do I need to use a headset for gaming, with some of the typical bugbears of the category of the product that you have in common. There is a slight de-emphasis in the bass range; however, if not, the headset sounds accurate to about 3kHz. Regarding the dive, after which it should not be too distracting, but this is a typical pattern in the game on headphones as it avoids some of the natural resonance in the ear. Fortunately, the output rises back to a key point in the high-end.
In the song, then the sounds of a few strings, and cymbals can be made less prominent in a song that otherwise they would have been, but it sounds serious, and most of the vocals, they should sound great. In the Town where I live, has Gone, The Pretenders, the bass line that runs through the song, it sounds just as prominent as it should be, but the hi-hat cymbals to be a bit more difficult because of it, that is the most well-balanced headphones.
In the game, such as a frequency response, it should provide a reasonably stable experience. The Logitech G’s Pro X does not fall in the typical game, the headset in to the trap of driving down from a low orbit. And with the explosion, as it will still be the loudest things in the majority of the game, but they should not be allowed to obscure the sounds of it the developers of the game want to hear.
The Logitech G-Pro-X-on provides very decent isolation for a set of headphones. There is the ANC (active noise cancellation) can be found here, so don’t expect the headphone to block out anything more than the hum of a nearby refrigerator or a TV in another room. But since this is a gaming headset, then you probably don’t need to make anything more intense than that of the typical sounds of the home. These are fabulous, the outer headsets, but that’s not my intention to do so. Also, the pillows, the velvet is going to cause quite a bit worse.
The Logitech G-Pro-X Review: Conclusion
If you’re a PC gamer looking for something relatively inexpensive, maybe this is the one you should buy. The experience of the console games, it’s a little bit more than the average. Even so, in the end, it’s the Logitech G-Pro-X-this is a very comfortable gaming headset with a good sound, and is, perhaps, the first really usable software of experience in the field. Add to that the extra goodies in the box, as are all the connecting cable and the velour pads, and it’s hard to go wrong with this headset.
But there are other options too. If you’re ready for a headset, wireless controller, like SteelSeries, Arctis 1 and the Wireless will give you more than 25 hours of battery life on a single charge, and a USB-C is a wireless dongle (adapter), along with rock-solid audio, for around $100. If you would like more than anything else, you need to output your audio, HyperX’s perennial workhorse, the Cloud, the Alpha goes for about $100 and sound better than headphones three times the price.
However, if you are looking for a wired headset with a good audio, an excellent piece of software, and the options for saving money, this is a great one.
