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Logitech G Pro X Wireless Lightspeed Review

4
Out of 5
8 January 2023
Updated 15 July 2026
1 minute read
Editorially reviewed

The Logitech Pro X Wireless is one of the more expensive models in the manufacturer's portfolio. The wireless gaming headset does not use Bluetooth but Logitech's proprietary Lightspeed wireless technology. In practice, this shows considerable signal stability and very low latency. The 50 mm…

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Quick Specs

Brand
Logitech
Model
PRO
Condition
New
Type
Other
Warranty
1 Year

Our Verdict

The Logitech Pro X Wireless is one of the more expensive models in the manufacturer's portfolio. The wireless gaming headset does not use Bluetooth but Logitech's proprietary Lightspeed wireless technology. In practice, this shows considerable signal stability and very low latency. The 50 mm…

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Pros

  • Comfortable and robust
  • Very good sound

Cons

  • No Bluetooth
  • Mediocre microphone quality

The Logitech Pro X Wireless is one of the more expensive models in the manufacturer's portfolio. The wireless gaming headset does not use Bluetooth but Logitech's proprietary Lightspeed wireless technology. In practice, this shows considerable signal stability and very low latency. The 50 mm drivers provide a powerful sound, and the virtual surround simulation is impressive, according to tests and reviews. The headset is manufactured as you would expect from a £150 headset: High-quality materials, stable construction, and replaceable ear cushions are included in the scope of delivery. You charge the headset via a USB-C cable. The headset is only intended for the PC - console users are left empty-handed. Those who communicate very often with teams should note that the microphone caot maintain the high-quality level of the rest of the technology.

Also check; Logitech G Pro X Superlight 2 Review

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