Logitech G Pro X vs Pro X Wireless vs Pro X 2 Wireless
Logitech Pro X vs Pro X Wireless vs Pro X 2 Wireless
- Thanks to surround sound, you can hear where your enemies are.
- With memory foam, you can play for a long time without getting sore ears.
- You don't have to charge this headset as often thanks to the long battery life.
- Without noise canceling, you're less focused while gaming.
- Thanks to surround sound, you can hear where your enemies are.
- With memory foam, you can play for a long time without getting sore ears.
- You can wirelessly connect this headset to your favorite platform.
- The microphone doesn't filter out background noise.
- Thanks to surround sound, you can hear where your enemies are.
- With memory foam, you can play for a long time without getting sore ears.
- Others can understand you better thanks to the noise-suppressing microphone.
- You can only connect this headset to any platform wired.
Comparison Logitech Pro X vs Pro X Wireless vs Pro X 2 Wireless
| Logitech Pro X 2 Wireless | Logitech Pro X Wireless | Logitech Pro X | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Wireless | Yes | Yes | No |
| Surround sound | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Battery life | 50 hours | 24 hours | - |
| Bluetooth | Yes | No | No |
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Logitech G Pro X 2: wired and wireless
The Logitech G Pro X 2 has the best of its little bothers and an extra function. You can connect this headset to your favorite platform both wired and wirelessly. This headset also has Bluetooth, so you can also game wirelessly on your phone or Nintendo Switch.
Logitech G Pro Wireless: wireless via dongle
You wirelessly connect the Logitech G Pro Wireless to your PlayStation or PC with the included USB dongle. This way, you have more freedom of movement while you're gaming and are able to walk over to the fridge for a drink.
Logitech G Pro: wired
You connect the Logitech G Pro to your favorite platform wired. You can easily plug the 3.5mm cable into your controller, PC, or laptop. This means you're always bound to a cable, so you have less freedom of movement. Cables also wear out faster, so your sound quality can decrease quite quickly.
Speakers
Logitech G Pro X 2 Wireless: 50mm graphene drivers
The speakers of the Pro X 2 are 50mm and made of graphene. Thanks to this material, you can hear all in-game sounds more clearly than with other headsets from this series. It also reduces noise and a scratchy sound while you're gaming. Graphene also makes the headset a bit lighter than the Pro X Wireless.
Logitech G Pro and Pro X Wireless: 50mm drivers
The speakers of the Logitech G Pro and the Pro X Wireless both have a diameter of 50mm and surround sound. This way, you can hear where your enemies are more clearly. You can also hear the bass more clearly if a large monster walks by, for example.
Battery life
Logitech G Pro X 2 Wireless: 50 hours
The Pro X 2 has a 50-hour battery life. That's twice as much as the Pro X. You can easily listen to music for a week without having to charge your headset this way.
Logitech G Pro Wireless: 20 hours
The Logitech G Pro Wireless is the first wireless headset in this series. The battery of this headset lasts about 20 hours. If you game often, you'll have to charge this headset multiple times a week.
Logitech G Pro: no battery
The Logitech G Pro is a wired gaming headset. This means it doesn't have batteries and you won't have to charge it. This makes the headset lighter than the other headsets.
Conclusion
If you choose a headset from this series, you're ensured a comfortable gaming headset. Do you want the best experience? The Pro X 2 is a wireless headset with detailed sound and the longest battery life. The Pro X Wireless is a good choice when you want to game wirelessly, but don't find the extras of the Pro X 2 important. Do you have a smaller budget? The wired Logitech G Pro X is a starter model with surround sound.
