Logitech G G435 Wireless Gaming Headset, Lightweight

Me gustaron mucho, para musica funcionan bien si no se les exige demasiado, se puede conectar a la computadora con el dongle sin problemas, sino lo hace se tiene que actualizar con el software de Logitech. La transición entre celular y computadora es rápida, sin embargo, no se logra conectar el micrófono con el celular de ninguna forma. Por lo cual me doy 4 estrellas. Son perfectos para oficina y juntas.

The Logitech G435 gaming headset is a great choice for younger gamers who value comfort and versatility. It’s designed with memory foam ear cushions and a smaller head size, ensuring a snug fit for extended gaming sessions without any discomfort.

What sets the G435 apart is its versatility. It’s the first headset to offer both LIGHTSPEED wireless and low latency Bluetooth connectivity. This means you can enjoy seamless gaming on various devices like PC, smartphones, PlayStation, and Nintendo Switch. The freedom to play wherever you want is a game-changer.

Comfort is key, and the G435 excels in this area. It weighs just 5.8 ounces (165 grams), making it incredibly lightweight. You can wear it all day without feeling any strain or fatigue, ensuring a hassle-free gaming experience.

Clear and crisp communication is crucial in multiplayer games, and the G435 delivers on that front. Its built-in dual beamforming microphones eliminate background noise, allowing your voice to be heard loud and clear by your teammates.

When it comes to audio, the G435 doesn’t disappoint. It boasts 40 mm drivers that deliver well-balanced and high-fidelity sound. With compatibility for Dolby Atmos and Windows Sonic, you can truly immerse yourself in a surround sound experience that enhances your gaming sessions.

Battery life is always a concern for wireless headsets, but the G435 addresses this with flying colors. It offers an impressive 18 hours of battery life, so you won’t have to interrupt your gaming sessions for frequent recharges. You can keep playing, chatting with friends, and enjoying your favorite tunes all day long.

The G435 also prioritizes environmental sustainability. It incorporates a minimum of 22% post-consumer recycled plastic in its construction and comes in FSC-certified packaging. By choosing the G435, you’re making a more sustainable choice without compromising on performance.

For added safety, the G435 features an optional max volume limiter. This protects your eardrums by keeping the volume below 85 decibels during extended use. It’s a thoughtful feature, especially for younger gamers who may not be aware of potential hearing risks.

First things first: sound quality
Take Me by Will Sparks
Game Time by 3LAU
m.A.A.d city by Kendrick Lamar
Rapture (ASOT 1019) by Kryder and Natalie Shay
Divino (ASOT 1013) by Armin van Buuren and Maor Levi

Usually, when testing a new set of headphones/ earphones, these five songs get played immediately after connection to my PC or phone. I do this because there is a massive Hz range among them, highs, mids, lows, treble, bass, etc. So far, there are no distortion, clipping, or stutters with the G435s, which other headsets I’ve had do out of the box.

The sound quality is AMAZING. Each tiny little sound is accentuated with this headset. After playing some games, I noticed that I am hearing sounds that I otherwise wouldn’t be hearing with my now broken Steel Series Arctis 7 Pro, which can be nearly double the price of the G435. According to my research, the older versions of the Steel Series Arctis 7 Pro had a design flaw; the power button is connected to a tiny lever that snapped on my pair, rendering it completely useless, which could happen to anyone who has had the older version. Don’t get me wrong, the SS Arctis 7 Pro is also an AMAZING headset that does everything well, just like the G435. Still, I don’t have money to buy another Steel Series, so I opted for the G435s (buy a steel series if you have money to blow). I am staggered with how well the G435s perform according to my needs. Either the Arctis 7 Pro or the G435 are fantastic choices depending on the price range you have; you can’t go wrong with either, but keep in mind more expensive doesn’t always mean better.

Second: Construction and Connectivity
Seem sturdy out of the box, but only time will tell if the buttons do/ don’t stick, the headband sags, ear cups flatten, etc. Given the construction out of the box, I am hopeful the G435s will last me for potentially years to come. The buttons are snappy, which I really like; there is positive textile feedback with every button. When I press any button, I know that the G435s will react accordingly. The headband and earcups are incredibly comfortable, I have a pretty large head, and my ears are larger than average. I notice the headband isn’t too tight or loose, most importantly comfortable. The ear cups have significant space for my big-a** ears which the SS Arctis 7 Pro couldn’t provide (my right ear actually chaffed and bled into the cup fabric, then scarred over almost like cauliflower ear). Each cup on the G435s is clearly marked with a bright R and L on the inside of the band and braille on the outside. The braille is fantastic because I know some braille and don’t need to even look at the R or L to tell if they’re on correctly. Another massive feature of the G435s is that the earcups (like most headsets) are replaceable. If they flatten, I can just buy another set and replace them. My PC doesn’t have Bluetooth, so the USB dongle is handy. The connection with the port is nearly instant, and the range is fantastic too; it isn’t far enough for me, but realistically, when I’m playing games, I’m at my desk next to the dongle, not down the street playing basketball.

I WILL UPDATE WHEN AND IF PROBLEMS ARISE

For now, if you need a well-built, good-sounding, comfortable headset… get these.

Estos son los audífonos gamer inalámbricos más baratos que puedas encontrar y no por eso son malos.
No tienen latencia (juego osu y no me siento absolutamente nada desfasado). El audio es decente quizás solo no tienen un volumen máximo muuy alto pero no te asustes, no quiero decir que suenen bajo.
Son muy ligeros y tienen Bluetooth por lo que también puedes usarlos para el celular.
La batería es decente 18hrs aunque un poco si solo se usa por Bluetooth.
Una desventaja (que es esperable por el precio) es que no te aíslan casi nada del exterior, aunque eso puede ser de gustos personales.
Honestamente recomiendo al 100% este producto si lo encuentras en descuento. También si está a precio normal aunque desconozco si haya opciones mejores (lo dudo la verdad).

el sonido es claro no son como los beats pero suenan bastante bien para el precio