G522

Came here to say this. Note: the Logitech G522 is the same headset, minus the added adapter for console(s). But it comes in a different color way. You can't go wrong with picking up either, but for the "lore" this is the first entirely Logitech headset that's been rebranded as an Astro product. The

There’s really only a handful of wireless headsets on the market with high quality mics. The best that come to mind are the Arctis Nova 3 Wireless, Logitech G522/Astro A20X, Astro A50, Razer Blackshark V2 Pro (2023 Version), and Blackshark V3 Pro (though a bit worse than the V2 2023) and Blackshark

I have the Logitech G522 headset that I got back in November and I've been very pleased with it. Comfortable headphones that I can wear all day while working without issue. The audio is great, the mic is fantastic (I actually stopped using my external mic for the most part) and I have nothing but go

Monitor light bar. Helps with eye strain. Glass mousepad. Large, easy to clean, consistent feel. An investment, but one I've been proud I made. And mouse skates are cheap and easy to swap. Never intend to go back to cloth unless I travel. Even then, could grab a smaller one. I also recently switched

I like my Logitech g522. I can walk around the whole house and never drop connection.

That Pulsar pad is solid, really good for both control and speed depending on what you're into The YUNZII looks kinda gimmicky with the LCD screen but if you dig the aesthetic go for it - just make sure those switches feel right to you first Can't speak on the G522 but Logitech's wireless stuff is u

Astro A20 X (aka the Logitech G522; same headset but for consoles). Solid build, very lightweight, configurable with their app with things like community audio presets, mic options, side tone, EQ, lighting and more. Great wireless range, as well as Bluetooth for connecting with other devices. And th

I've had numerous pairs of Astros A30, A40, and A50 headsets while competing in Halo & Gears of War. If you're going the wired route, some great bang for your buck can be found in Sennheisers & EPOS headsets. The PC38X (get the one from Drop) is fantastic, though its microphone can't be removed. The

The newest Astro A50 X are amazing but quite a pretty penny. I've been wearing Astro's since 2008 with Halo, but honestly if you're trying to save some money the Astro A20 X (which is literally the newer Logitech G522 but with console support via the added dongle) is a really solid pick that I'm hap

well for what i can say both of them great for gaming but not good for music the g pro x 2 its sounds better and when you set up the eq in ghub and use on top eq apo its a realy nice headset but the headset mic is still bad so you will probably use a usb mic like from fifine the k688 or Fifine AM8 t