Logitech G 432 Wired Gaming Headset, 7.1 Surround Sound, DTS Headphone:X 2.0, Flip-to-Mute Mic, PC (Leatherette) Black/Blue

I like that the mic muted automatically when you put it up, but the reason I give 4 out of 5 is bc there isn’t A button to mute or volume adjustment on headset, which would be highly convenient. I take and make calls all day. I wear my headset at least 40 hours a week, minimum, and after trying a number of Logitech headsets, this one is the most comfortable so far. Also, the noise canceling isn’t really happening, that I can tell. I recorded myself with background noises and heard every single thing loud and clear… Including the fan that barely blows sitting 25 ft away.Quality is great, the motion of the ear phones themselves works perfectly, the mute on flip mic works. Sound seems good.All in all, worth it.

Wow, what can I say other then for 40 bucks These are pretty nice everything from the sound quality which sounds really nice and clear has a good amount of a bass not overpowering on that end and you can hear footsteps nice and loud and other little things in the game that you normally wouldn’t pick up without a headset on really impressed with the sound quality. Something else I really enjoy is the comfort they seem pretty comfortable. I have very sensitive ears and these seem to work very well and tight on the head not too overpowering and plenty of space for my ears which is always the problem I have with headsets my right ear gives me trouble and these fit perfect. They kind of have that square shaped design like the Astros, which is what I previously owned and absolutely loved. The Mic as well sounds really clear which is a plus. I currently use this on my PS5 and they’re easy they just plug right into the Duelsense controller. The only drawback I would say is the cord seems to be a little cheap and it’s pretty long, but a little zip tie or something will help with that and the overall plastic around the headband seems like it can break pretty easily so that’s some thing to watch out for but other than that for $40 you can’t really go wrong with these. I currently have a pair of razor black shark V 2 that are wireless, so in between that time of charging these are what I use and for one I can say these things sound just as good as the razor headset and those cost me 130 bucks. So for the money you can’t beat it if you got the 40 bucks I would say jump on these logitechs you won’t be disappointed.

cheap headphones. Working very well, never had a problem with them. The way you can flip the mic up to mute is very convenient, but my favorite part was the volume wheel. It has a very good feel, does not feel cheap, and the best part is that the headphones have a separate volume from the computer so you can change the sound on both. The noise quality and mic isn’t the best in the world, but for 35$, the quality is absolutely wonderful. Worth your money!

I’ve had this headset for about two years, and I bought another one yesterday. For the old and new headset I had, wearing it for the first time hurt my head after a bit because it’s tight. If you don’t have a big head then good for you lol. Thankfully, wearing it often will eventually make it become less tight.The audio quality was also something I learned to become used to. Obviously it’s going to sound or feel weird if you’re accustomed to perceiving sound through a different headset, that was me the first time I got this headset, and there is a program you download onto your computer called Logitech G Hub that allows you to alter the sound settings such as toggling on or off the surround sound or the acoustics. There’s also a volume scroll wheel at the back left cup of the headset, which is nice.The microphone quality isn’t bad, but it isn’t the best in the world either. I haven’t toyed around TOO much with the setting of my headset, but I would hear people on Discord comment “who’s writing an essay?” when I would type on my keyboard. So, if you’re desperately worried about people hearing you type, stay worried. It’s nice though that I can just flip my microphone up to mute myself.The integrity of the headset itself definite has it’s faults. It’s infamous for breaking at the area where I had to duct tape it. I’m sure if you take good care of it or don’t use it 24/7, it’d last longer than the two years I’ve had it for. Be aware that this is definitely a real issue with the headset if you haven’t already guessed by the several other reviews who show the damage in the same area of the headset. The padding also started to wear off around the time it broke, but I kept using it cause I was trying to save money. I decided to treat myself yesterday by buying a new headset so I didn’t have to keep adjusting the duct tape on the broken side every time I wore it. Also, the cord is prone to twizzling/tangling up as well, but I never experienced a cord issue with the old one.Is it worth the money? In my opinion, yes once you get accustomed to it. That’s why I bought it again and why I still used my broken one over a $100 Logitech G535 wireless headset I had bought before buying another G432. The mic quality, in my opinion, sounded a lot better on this $50 headset than it did the $100 dollar one.So all in all, make sure you take good care of it if you want it to last, and it takes a few uses to loosen it up so it isn’t tight around the head and becomes more comfortable. Sound is fine as well once you’ve adapted to it. Is it the best headset out there? Definitely not. Alright for it’s price? Yeah.