Logitech G Pro X Wireless Lightspeed Gaming Headset vs JBL UA True Wireless Flash X

Adding more bass and it will remove a lot of the distortion that might happen when the microphone is too sensitive. Right now, I have the broadcaster ...

Bill Callahan’s “Drover,” a track with far less deep bass in the mix, gives us a better sense of the UA True Wireless Flash X’s general sound signature. The drums on this track sound almost thunderous—there’s some serious bass boosting happening here, but the drivers manage to avoid going into wildly unnatural territory. Callahan’s baritone vocals also receive a healthy dose of added low-mid richness, but thankfully, there's plenty of added high-mid- and high-frequency sculpting in play, too. The result is a bright, crisp sound signature anchored by some truly powerful bass depth

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The JBL UA True Wireless Flash are great sports headphones that stand out thanks to their good audio reproduction and their rugged build quality. They're versatile for a wide variety of music genres, are sweat-proof and waterproof, and their bulky design feels durable for most intense sports. Their fit is good and fairly comfortable, on top of sealing off ambient noise, making them well-rounded for most everyday uses. Unfortunately, they won’t be great for watching videos due to their very high latency, and some may feel like four hours of battery life isn’t enough for a single charge

Unfortunately, they're prone to inconsistencies in audio delivery, and you may especially notice a drop in bass if you have thick hair or wear glasses. Some users have also reported that their unit's hinges broke over time, which is a little frustrating. Still, if comfort is a big priority for you, these headphones offer a spacious and adjustable fit that should please most users.

I liked the idea of these ear buds but I can’t for the life of me get them to stay comfortably in my ears. For context, I am an average adult male, I don’t usually struggle with things not fitting me. Key thing to emphasize - I’ve tried all the various sizing customization pieces included with the buds, but I can’t get the right ear bud to stay securely and comfortably in my ear. To be clear, with the wrong fit these will fall out my ears without even moving, and with the best fitting combination I can get them to mostly stay but they are extremely uncomfortable (borderline painful in that my ear is moderately irritated/sore after wearing them a few hours)

I had these plugged in on the third floor in the studio. I was standing down front in my front yard and both still worked flawlessly. I would have act...

I use them for roughly an hour every day and so far I haven't had them die in a month (I always put them in the recharging case after use). That's around 30 hours of use and the charger is still at 50% remaining power. They were super easy to connect to my android via Bluetooth. The range on them is so good that I have left my phone at previous weightlifting stations more times than I can count

It removed all of the keyboard and mouse clicking noise that G Hub couldn't prevent. Now again, these are still likely better than a lot of other headsets..

I couldn't believe how low but thankfully discovered I had enabled a "slight mute" feature that allows you to speak to others without stopping your music. Once I enabled that then, woah, these things sound great! So yes the sound quality is excellent (once properly fitted!) and these things really do perform well. I did give it an average score for noise cancellation because there isn't any active noise suppression, it's just noise is blocked by the inserts in your ear. My only complaint at this point is that there is no volume control on them

Battery life is also quite bad. Wireless range is not good. On the upside, I found sound quality to be decent and the headphones to be comfortable. Someone else said the mic was bad, I think it's perfectly in line with most wireless gaming headphones

They are amazing the battery life last me about a week in a half and most of the time I just charge it on my way to work. Having the usb c for charging works out great with me using Android. The noise cancelation works so good I gotta take it out to hear what someone is saying . Only thing I wish it had was an app to adjust some of the sound controls

except that was a pretty long time ago. Hear me out though, Logitech sent over these the Pro X Wireless Light speeds like for us to check out ages ago...

They sounded well-balanced, with fairly natural sounding mids and meaty bass that's pretty well defined (read: not boomy). You're dealing with Bluetooth streaming so you're not going to get as clean or detailed sound as you would with a good pair of wired headphones, but most people should be pleased with the sound quality.

Right now, you're listening to the Rode VideoMic Pro, which is the mic that I use for all my YouTube videos. And I also have a fan off to the side mak...

It's absolutely awful. These are low volume, medium quality for a high price. Don't buy them.