Logitech G G935

Um, so with that, let's get to our final verdict. So do these headphones still hold up after two years and the answer is kind of it. Originally launch...

HOWEVER, I am absolutely tired of, AND disappointed in Logitech's physical design of the G935's. They are literally the exact same as the G933's design except for a different design on the magnetic ear cups. The headset is bulky, feels like cheap plastic, and creaks whenever I put it on or take it off.

The vocals are easy to make out in the busy mix, which indicates how well the headset is tuned to pick up voices above other sounds, even without much treble finesse..I played Apex Legends with the G935, which put its generous bass power to good use

I am looking for some isolation but nothing crazy. Not in public, over ear headphones, nothing particular in tone. I like bass occasionally. Current set is a Logitech G935 and it isn’t bad, audio sometimes cuts out.

The Logitech G935 are good wireless gaming headphones that have great sound quality. They are the wireless variant of the Logitech G635 and they are very similar in design.

(To be fair I did not audition the HD 800 because I'm not made of money). In the end the only one that stood out was the Logitech G935, due to it featuring DTS Headphone:X. It is basically like Dolby Atmos, only better IMO.

DTS and the new Logitech GHub software is absolute garbage and there is no way to get Dolby atmos or the LGS to work with the G935. Don't buy the G935 - buy the older and better brother G933.

Logitech G935 is a good choice. They have the best virtual 7.1 audio, wireless (don't worry, there is no delay), comfortable but a bit tight, good looking and overall great headphones. Also if you want to listen to music with them they are still pretty good as you have a lot of EQ options in the G Hub app.