PRO X 2

If you plan on mostly playing competitive games, go for the Logitech G PRO X 2 LIGHTSPEED Wireless, It has better stereo match and group delay... so you can better distinguish from which direction the enemy shoots/steps. And if you connect the Logitech with cable it only has 0.3 ms delay. (the maxwe

I installed Kubuntu 26.04 recently, plugged my Logitech G Pro X 2 Lightspeed and it played instantly. Plug & play. Didn't test the mic yet.I also noticed in quick settings of the headphone in notification tray, I can chose among a few "profiles". You can see it here : https://ibb.co/Dgs5Jr3W Analog

Hey, so I’ve heard about buying the atmos drivers before, but I wasn’t sure enough to spend 20 bucks on it. My laptop is always changing between the default drivers, and the Logitech one, without any action from my part. For each time, I have to manually update the drivers and then restart the compu

I’ve experienced these issues before with my G933 headset too – the popping and crackling sounds. I’m now using the Pro X 2 Lightspeed, and I’m having the same problems when I enable the surround sound feature. Yes, the problem lies entirely with your software. When G HUB first launched, my G933 hea

I just joined the convo on this necro thread for similar issues. And it stands and falls with this, not sorry, bad Logitech GHub software. I can't use my Dolby Atmos with these headphones and GHub and somehow, on every possible usb hub, the lightspeed dongle is not doing good things. - I tried all s

Gotcha, if competitive multiplayer awareness is the priority, then you’ll want a wireless headset that leans toward clear mids + good imaging, not heavy bass. A few solid options in your budget: HyperX Cloud Alpha Wireless = very safe pick overall. Clean sound signature and strong battery life. Good