Logitech G Launches PRO X Wireless Gaming Headset
Logitech has announced a wireless version of its 2019 Pro X gaming headset called the Pro X Light speed. It’s almost identical to the wired version, complete with the same aluminium and steel design, but there are a few key differences. Going wireless isn’t even the biggest perk; it’s actually the USB-C charging. No other wireless gaming headsets that charge via USB-C come to mind, so in this regard, the Pro X Light speed in a league of its own. The other perk, of course, is being wireless. The audio and chat are delivered through its included 2.4GHz USB Type-A wireless receiver, and Logitech claims the headset can remain connected up to 13 meters away — if, for some reason, you find yourself 42 feet away from your PC or gaming console.
HighLights:
- Logitech G Launches LIGHTSPEED Wireless Version of its Award-Winning PRO X Gaming Headset Designed With and For the World’s Top exports Pros
- It stands out with USB-C charging.
Pricing and Availability
The Logitech G PRO X Wireless LIGHTSPEED Gaming Headset is expected to be available in August of 2020, for $199.99 USD MSRP. For more information please visit our website, our blog or connect with us Logitech.
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One other area where the Pro X Lightspeed differs is with its buttons. It has a dedicated mute button for the microphone as well as a rubber volume knob near the removable boom microphone on the left cup. The wired Pro X has these features, too, though they’re located on the cable instead.
Given that most of the changes and improvements over the $129.99 wired version seem incremental, their $199.99 price is a little shocking. Logitech may be putting a premium on its headset since it has USB-C charging or just because its Lightspeed-branded products usually carry a huge premium over the wired version. Either way, you can definitely find cheaper wireless headsets out there that provide similar levels of performance and battery life. Though, that comes at the expense of Logitech’s impressive software features and USB-C charging.
