Logitech G535

Lightweight and comfortable ; Balanced audio ; Great battery life

Software is a little lacking in features ; Okay passive noise isolation

The Logitech G535 Lightspeed is a great wireless gaming headset that’s also seriously lightweight. Even if its design is a little unorthodox, the fact remains that this is a super-comfortable headset that you can wear for long periods with it excellent...

Extremely robust ; Sounds good for the price ; Works nicely with PlayStations and PC

No native surround sound support ; Microphone lacks noise-cancellation ; Incompatible with Microsoft consoles

The Logitech G535 Lightspeed is a solid, good-value headset which has feature gaps but plenty of quality for the price.

Comfortable and decently well-built. Over 35-hour continuous battery life. Decent noise handling. Graphic EQ and presets via companion software. Low non-Bluetooth wireless latency.

Prone to inconsistencies in audio delivery. No call or music related controls. Bad noise isolation.

The Logitech G535 are great for neutral sound. Out of the box, they have a fairly neutral sound profile that's versatile for most kinds of audio content. While they're lacking a thumpy low-bass, and their treble is a bit recessed, you can adjust their...

Komfort ; Lydkvalitet ; Indstillingsmulighed for lyd

Mikrofon

Logitech har ikke valgt at udvikle voldsomt på G535 og de virker mest af alt som en hybrid mellem deres G335 og G733, hvor dette headset låner lidt af begge og leverer et solidt headset til gaming med god lyd og rigtig fin komfort. Dertil er batteriet...