Logitech g pro headset review?

[chi_chi_]

Its normally 90 bucks and right now it's on Amazon for 50 so I'm considering getting it, any reviews that you guys have?

[kelvinhall05]

I mean if you want a gaming headset that's focused more on having a mic, good wireless connectivity, and fancy RGB, then it's a good headset, especially for $50.

 

 

But don't get a gaming headset if you aren't using the mic, don't care for the aesthetic, or care about good audio quality.

[HumdrumPenguin]

13 hours ago, chi_chi_ said:

Its normally 90 bucks and right now it's on Amazon for 50 so I'm considering getting it, any reviews that you guys have?

Avoid gaming headsets like the plague. Get a proper headphone and amp/dac and a separate mic. Oh, and add another zero to your budget while at it.

[chi_chi_]

@HumdrumPenguin

yeah, I would get all that but im not gonna drop that much money for one.

[HumdrumPenguin]

5 hours ago, chi_chi_ said:

@HumdrumPenguin

yeah, I would get all that but im not gonna drop that much money for one.

Just wanted to leave it on the table. I used to get all kinds of gaming branded headphones back in 2013 and before. Once you leave all that behind, you start asking yourself why wouldn't you even consider something out of the "gaming" world. I would apply the same line of thought to chairs; people going for racing chars instead of a good ergonomic one. The difference is night and day. 

 

All of that aside, if I were to consider a gaming headphone, I would probably take a look at Razer's new models with feedback that rumbles your head or something like that. At least that's something you don't normally get. Soundwise though, I wouldn't keep hopes up.

[HumdrumPenguin]

1 minute ago, HumdrumPenguin said:

Just wanted to leave it on the table. I used to get all kinds of gaming branded headphones back in 2013 and before. Once you leave all that behind, you start asking yourself why wouldn't you even consider something out of the "gaming" world before. I would apply the same line of thought to chairs; people going for racing chars instead of a good ergonomic one. The difference is night and day. 

 

All of that aside, if I were to consider a gaming headphone, I would probably take a look at Razer's new models with feedback that rumbles your head or something like that. At least that's something you don't normally get. Soundwise though, I wouldn't keep the hopes up. Hopefully you are not as anal as I am and will be happy with your acquisition, because that's what really matters in the end.

 

[chi_chi_]

@HumdrumPenguin 

yeah, thanks. I see where you are coming from and I agree with people buying sh*tty chairs. Maybe down the line when i win the lottery  ill get an expensive one.

[JabroniBaloney]

On 11/20/2019 at 11:42 PM, HumdrumPenguin said:

Avoid gaming headsets like the plague. Get a proper headphone and amp/dac and a separate mic. Oh, and add another zero to your budget while at it.

Not everyone wants to or can spend that. Also, an amp and DAC isn't always necessary.

[HumdrumPenguin]

On 11/22/2019 at 8:22 AM, JabroniBaloney said:

Not everyone wants to or can spend that. Also, an amp and DAC isn't always necessary.

That's why what I said stands as my opinion. To each their own. You are not wrong in there.