The old Pro X Wireless forced you to use Logitech’s Lightspeed dongle if your device didn’t have a spare USB port, you were out of luck, as the headset couldn’t play audio over USB and had no analogue input. There’s also a pair of cloth-wrapped ear pads included in the box, if you value breathability over sound isolation – they’ll keep your ears from getting sweaty after an extended play session. There’s plenty of memory foam inside each ear cup, and the leatherette-wrapped headband is well padded as well. They can also sit flat to your chest when hung around your neck now we’d usually take the old headset off completely when not using it, but could happily keep this one on all day. Even if you wear glasses, the ear cups now stay firmly in place, without applying too much pressure to your head. That’s helped it shed a not insignificant 25 grams of weight, without compromising an iota on build quality.īy ditching fixed-angle yokes in favour of ones that swivel, comfort has taken a big step up.

The Pro X 2 has been streamlined in all the right places, with a slimmer metal headband and ever-so-slightly smaller ear cups.

This new-gen headset might look very similar to the outgoing Pro X Wireless, but Logitech didn’t just slap new hardware inside that headset and call it a day.

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