Logitech Pro X Wireless. When you upgrade headphones that were already spectacular [Review]

When we want to use wireless headphones, the important thing is to look closely at the sound quality they offer and the latency they offer when connecting. If we lose the audio in a game because it literally arrives later than the image What are we seeing?

In this case Logitech's LightSpeed ​​wireless technology offers the user brutal latency and the sound arrives at the same time as the image, there are no delays of any kind and logically the action is carried out with total normality. Come on, you will not realize that you are wearing wireless headphones until you get up from the chair, sofa, etc., to get your soda with them on without having to take them off.

More than 20 hours of battery life and an action radius of 15 meters

Another aspect to take into account in these new wireless Logitech Pro X is the battery life and how far you can get from the PC or console. In this case we start with the battery and We can say that the 20 hours they promise at the firm are more than fulfilled, at least in the test unit that we have had in soy de Mac.

The autonomy of the headphones is a super important aspect when we play many hours, like that of the controls, so in this sense we have to say that Logitech delivers on the hours it promises I would even dare to say that it surpasses them. Logically if we use the sound volume to more than 50% it is possible that the battery lasts less, but with normal use of these we can have a really spectacular autonomy.

The 2,4 GHz frequency they use to connect means that the connection is not lost at any time and logically they ensure that the sound reaches the moment. Another detail to take into account in this regard is that  feature 50mm drivers with a unique hybrid mesh design to deliver incredibly clear and accurate sound quality that lets you hear from the farthest footsteps to the sound of songs and ambient cues with utter clarity.

Exceptional price quality for these Logitech Pro X without cables

Comfort of use and replacement pads that do not give heat

Something that we have to take into account when we play long hours or spend a lot of time with headphones on is the issue of sweat and heat. In this sense, Logitech has solved it by adding, as in the wired version of these Pro X, some Replacement ear pads made of fabric with memory foam that allow us to replace those that come with synthetic and memory foam.

With these tissue pads heat is no longer a problem for more hours that we use the headphones.

What we find in the box of the wireless Pro X

As with all Logitech products we find basically everything necessary for its correct operation and in this case also the replacement of the pads as the main extra along with the transport case that we also find in the wired version. It must be said that these headphones do not have a cable connection option, so logically The only cables we can find are the charging cables, which are USB A and USB C.

Design and manufacturing materials

These headphones have exactly the same design as the Pro X with cable, the difference is that the buttons are integrated in the left ear cup since we do not have a cable. Manufacturing materials are composed of an aluminum fork that gives lightness to the whole, a steel headband and the synthetic leather and memory foam ear cushions along with the fabric and memory foam pads.

They are black in almost the entire set and we can say that their size is quite good for the vast majority of users, they are standard size and are not heavy at all since the total set with the micro post is 370g.

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Use buttons and connection to the PC or console

The set of buttons is on the left side of the Pro X and in it we have a wheel for the volume control, a button to turn the set on or off, the "mute" button for the mic and most importantly the USB C connector for charging the headphones. In this sense, we can say that they are quite basic and perfectly fulfill the function they perform. The indicator LED that can be seen next to the charge button flashes until it connects with the PC or console.

The connection to the PC or the PS4 is made via the USB stick that we found in the box. In this sense, you only have to connect the USB and then turn on the headphones so that they are synchronized directly and without having to do anything special.

Remember that we have available las advanced features like Blue VO! CE and DTS Headphone: X 2.0 surround sound but in this case they only work on PC through Logitech G HUB gaming software.

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