Logitech G535 LIGHTSPEED Wireless Gaming Headset - Lightweight on-ear headphones, flip to mute mic, stereo, compatible with PC, PS4, PS5, USB rechargeable - Black

Product Information

The Logitech G535 has a ski-band headband design along with a reversible fabric strap. One side of the strap is purple, while the other side is blue. The headphone cups have a smooth slider that allows for size adjustments, and a notch system to adjust the suspension band as needed.

The Logitech G733 Headphones are comfortable to wear. Users can enjoy it for long hours without getting a headache. Lastly, the G535 headsets aren’t portable, which is usually normal for gaming headsets. Therefore they can’t fold or swivel to reduce their footprint. The earcups themselves are dual-layered with memory foam and finished in a sport-like fabric, providing amazing comfort and great noise isolation. Whilst it doesn’t quite match leatherette in terms of noise isolation they are more than adequate and the memory foam makes for an almost pressure-free fit. I’d also say it’s a plus that they are extremely breathable, reduce sweat and work well with glasses, which I find most harder leatherette cups do not. Read my blog post about: Logitech G435 vs. G733 » Budget vs. Pro « Real-World Usage Logitech G535 Specifications Attributes However, people who prefer a little more rumble and thump in their audio might face a little disappointment with the slightly underemphasized bass.

Technology

Moving on to the cups, this is where 99% of the difference between the G733 and G535 lies. Design-wise they are almost identical having the same shape, but the G535 does not feature RGB strips on the front. This is an easy way for Logitech to reduce the price of the G535, and although I quite like the RGB on the front of the G733 I can fully appreciate why it’s absent from the G535. The flip-to-mute microphone on the G535 is fixed, meaning there is no physical mute button. As a result, the controls on the G535’s cups are limited to a charging port (USB Type C), an ON/OFF button and a volume dial. I assume that the buzzing is caused by some sort of interference or issue with the volume scroll wheel, as a volume adjustment triggered it. I was able to fix the buzz by playing with the wheel until it stopped, but it has happened once or twice since then. Where to Buy Moreover, the Logitech G733 is quite stable on the head, so you do not need to worry about them slipping off. That isn’t to say that the build quality is poor, more like average, and is what I expect from a low to mid-range gaming headset. The frame is sturdy, and the headset is easy to stow away and transport when needed. One thing I should mention about my unboxing experience is the minor struggle I had locating the USB receiver that facilitates the headset’s wireless connection. After about 10 minutes of searching, I found it fastened to the bottom of the box containing the charging cable – a little bit odd.

Logitech G Hub software Integration with Logitech G Hub software allows for some extra customisation The Logitech G535 Lightspeed is a seriously lightweight and comfortable gaming headset. It’s one of the lightest headsets I’ve come across, and felt fantastic in use for extended periods of time. The padding here is comfortable and breathable, although passive noise isolation isn’t the best. But is it good enough to feature in our best gaming headset ranking? Let’s find out. Design and Features For me, comfort is paramount, and this headset delivers despite a quite modest price point. As an avid gamer and someone who works from home, I wear my headset a lot, and the G535 is one that I can rely on for comfort. Build QualityThe bass response on these headphones is good, although, as mentioned earlier, the lower bass notes don’t have the “punch” I would like them to. However, they still provide the balanced bass accuracy that I need for immersive explosions and gunshot sounds while playing. It’s possible that the G535 is a Best Buy exclusive a la the HyperX Cloud Core Wireless and that they’re just not marketing it, but that’s so weird. Usually a new headset launch is accompanied by proud PR materials and fancy videos, not silence. They deliver all of the important aspects that a gaming headset should: a neutral sound profile, decent audio reproduction quality, detail, and a clear and responsive microphone. LIGHTSPEED Wireless: Pro-grade LIGHTSPEED wireless technology provides 33 hours of battery life(1) and up to 12 meters of reliable wireless freedom.Specific uses for product : Movies and Gaming