However, the memory foam leatherette ear pads and headband pad feel outrageously comfortable. I find them to be much more comfortable than cloth ones - more often than not the latter feel scratchy and sweaty over time - especially in the Vegas summers. Part of that is down to the materials the Pro X Wireless uses. I can go from listening to music while working to gaming without worrying about whether or not I need a break from the headset itself.
This is huge for me - especially as my work and gaming PCs are the same. I don’t feel fatigued wearing the headset like I have with some of the heavier ones I’ve used in the past - the Pro X Wireless is a pair I have found myself wearing most of my workday without any issue. The Logitech Pro X Wireless are also incredibly light. However, I was pleasantly surprised to find that the headset fits comfortably on my head - so much so that I often forget they are on there when going to grab a drink from downstairs. The headset looked way too skinny, especially compared to some of the wider headsets I was used to using, such as the Victrix Pro AF or the Astro A40s. I’ll admit though, when I first saw the headset I honestly felt as though it was going to be too tight on my head. It’s a nice package altogether, and one that feels premium when you first open and start to go through everything. The sleek box carries in it the charging cable, obviously the headset, replacement ear pads if you like more breathable cloth over the leatherette pads installed by default, the USB dongle, and an incredibly nice carrying bag to store the headset in should you choose. The packaging of the Logitech Pro X Wireless headset is among some of the best I’ve seen for a gaming headset. Charging cable: 1.8 m (6.56 ft) USB A to USB C charging cable.Wireless battery life (rechargeable) Up to 20 hours.Microphone pickup pattern: Cardioid (Unidirectional).Materials: Aluminum fork, steel headband, memory foam leatherette head band pads and ear pads.
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