Logitech Headset Sem Fio Gaming G Pro X2 Lightspeed

- It can be charged while it's running - You can quickly switch from proprietary dongle mode to bluetooth mode with a simple press of the button on the headset, but the two cannot be used simultaneously. I use it to switch between the PC and the phone. - Under Linux (KDE), in proprietary dongle mode the headset works well (volume, audio output and input, ...) only the battery status is not displayed - The range is better than with the previous version, I can walk around in almost the whole house while taking part in meetings.

The Logitech G Pro X2 Superstrike ‘HITS’ all the right notes for competitive gamers

Better than the V1, thanks in particular to Lightspeed, which I didn't have before. The battery life is good. On the other hand, I can't see that big a difference in the sound. That said, I'm not disappointed: the quality is there, as always with Logitech.

The Logitech G Pro X 2 Lightspeed (Black) is an excellent gaming headset: lightweight, comfortable and with impressive sound quality. The Lightspeed connection is impeccable, and the battery lasts a long time. On the downside, I found the surround sound configuration a bit tricky at first, but once it was set up, it offered perfect immersion in gaming.

I tried the headphones and it was a sound slap, I had 2 bose NC 700, a corsair virtuoso XT and the pulse 3D. It was a completely different quality, a powerful and immersive sound, made to hear noise in the slightest detail, I rediscovered certain games and even music, the surround and the impressive virtual 7.1 system. And last but not least, it can be connected by any existing means (usual) and has a crazy battery life (I went on holiday without ever charging it and used it for over 50 hours). For the time being, I'd definitely recommend it.