Logitech G Pro X Gaming Headset vs Beyerdynamic DT 1990 PRO

The Logitech G Pro X gaming headset is an excellent choice if you want high-end features and build quality at a relatively low price. The $130 package includes a sturdy, comfortable, headset with two sets of earpads, plus a DTS Headphone:X 2.0 USB sound card that enables a remarkable variety of EQ and audio processing adjustments for both the headphones and microphone.

The dexterity of this headphone, the clarity of this headphone, the build, the beauty, the versatility and sound in tonality is just exceptional. And ...

But really the star of the show is the microphone tab and they've done such a good job here outlining all different parameters and you can hover over ...

The circle shape put some pressure on my jaw. This design mixed with the dense balanced pads made this headphone too uncomfortable to wear for over an hour. -I wasn't sure whether to put this as a con or not since it's also a pro but in my opinion the treble is overdone. It's so strong that while gaming, firing an assault rifle sounds like it has more treble than bass which makes no sense

They pop right off, just pull it down, and the replacement ear pad has a big lip around it, so just put that in there and roll it around, and good to ...

Its been quite a while, 7 months or more, since I bought these and I still feel comfortable in them. I use them with the A20 amp from Beyerdynamic. I keep the volume less than 1/4 turned 99% of the time and the quality of sound is amazing, the comfort is amazing, the amount of clutter caused by the cables from both amp and headphones is minimal. Just buy the things, your ears and head will thank you for not buying a more rigid and less comfortable pair

I also love the simplicity of the branding on here, just a small Logitech G logo on each side. They feel really great as they're made of metal so they...

And so the whole point of me doing this was really to come back a year later and give a little bit more about this headphone, talk about the build and...

I spoil myself with a 'headphone not headset' setup on my PC jumping between my Bose and Sennheiser cans on a Creative GC7. That setup is of course better but for the price difference between what I normally use and what the Pro X comes with I wouldn't detour anyone on a budget from snatching them up. I think price to performance in my case should be considered and if we look at THAT ratio, I feel like I got kinda jipped in the past lol. I'd say if my main setup were an 'A' then the Pro X kit here would land around a 'B' but coming in at about a quarter of the price

With a fair price to performance cost. I ended up returning the DT 1990 Pro. I was not even impressed with the music listening performance.