Logitech G435 LIGHTSPEED and Bluetooth Wireless Gaming Headset – Lightweight over-ear headphones, built-in mics, 18h battery, compatible with Dolby Atmos, PC, Mobile – Black

It’s a great budget headset that’s extremely lightweight. Definitely worth it.
It’s probably one of the lightest headsets you can get so you can wear this for hours theoretically depending on your physical characteristics. My head is a little larger and it’s comfortable for at least an hour no problem. I usually take a break at that point so I don’t really know more than that. The sound is great it’s not something that will blow you away but compared to Google Pixel Buds it’s just a slightly a step down, for 99% of people it’s gonna sound fantastic I appreciate the bass as well. It’s plastic so hopefully these will last for 5 years or more depends on usage and how you take care of them, The charge is pretty long lasting but not as long as some other headsets that I’ve used in the past It’s USB-C so you could use any type of charger 5 Volt charger and you’re good. I have a multiport charger that I charge my phone, my iPad so I plug this into it as well next to my desk and you could even have it plugged in charging and use it at the same time. I had no issues in Windows 11 it’s Bluetooth, it connected once I searched for it, just read the manual on how to do it and you’re good to go.

Decent sound. Kinda. But it’s the best headset in it’s class.
First use. Just cracked these bad boys open today after losing my beloved second pair of Logitech H600s. Haven’t really gamed on them yet, but I watched a show and that was okay. The noise cancelling wasn’t that great, because it had trouble with voices. I got a lot of white noise garbage ‘slurry’ sounds when a lot of sounds overlap with dialogue.Then it’s on to some music. For that, I of course listened to music I’m used to hearing (Earl Sweatshirt, the best rapper ever), so I know how it’s *supposed* to sound (my other pair of headphones are flat/neutral studio monitors) These Logitechs exaggerate the bass, but it doesn’t sound like it’s “struggling” like a lot of cheaper headphones do. But a lot of the subtle nuance I expect is still there. The bass isn’t muddy, either. It basically gives you the hint of what the studio probably sounded like, but without the intense resonance you’d get from a set of reference monitors that pick up everything.Keep in mind, as I have, that these are marketed towards gaming. Not music, or movies. I’m personally going to use them for work. This is the BEST headset I can find for the money. Old Logitech H600’s now retail for $70 and they are NOT worth that. They are going on some sites for $100. The reasons I compare them to these is because they are the only BUDGET headset on the market that is WIFI (not bluetooth), have TWO earbuds and not just one like a telemarketer’s headset, cover the entire ear (the H600’s don’t but that’s kinda a bonus, since in an office setting you need to be able to hear your surroundings – Boss might be coming!), and have a MUTE button, which for me is vital since I’m NEVER at my desk.So many bad headsets out there without physical mute buttons and are bluetooth only and leave you beholden to whatever chip was soldered on your device’s motherboard. Usually it will be a cheap, bottom-of-the-barrel chip that splits the audio so you can’t even hear others talking while you are talking, so any noise that hits your mic will prevent you from hearing a conversation. It’s really annoying.Dedicated USB is usually found only on high-end sets and will prevent this. When I go in to work, I will test how it works in a conference. It can’t be worse than using a bluetooth set, even a “high-end” one. I will try these with bluetooth and the dongle and see how it holds up, then update this review.So far, this one is okay, but it does a little too much for my needs. I expect gaming to be good with them though, judging by the music tests so far.Edit:Editing this to add the things learned so far (~1 month in)I’ve used these daily for the past month or so and they are worth every bit. The old H600s were prefect, and these are near that, if a big more complicated.The Pros:I sleep with these things and so far they’ve held up remarkably.The bluetooth still sucks, but it’s better than all other bluetooth headsets I’ve used, including $100+ units. These were half that much and sound way better than those other “under water” headsets. They are totally usable in a meeting. In fact, I forgot my USB dongle and had to use the bluetooth one day. It was fine. Other headsets were almost unusable.Gaming was great. Basically work like headphones, and the sounds are as good as any other headset if not better.The cons:It will shut off/disconnect after a certain period of inactivity. I have to check my connectivity periodically so I don’t miss calls.There is an issue with them being too quiet, due to some “feature” that sets the sound output to 85%. I haven’t quite explored this too much, but I think it is simple to “fix,” an annoyance at worst.Over-all I’m happy with my purchase. Not ideal, but then again, this market doesn’t cater to people like me. Until something better comes along at this price point. I would recommend them for people who want to work, game and listen on one device and don’t want to spend a bunch for features they don’t need/want.FYI – 2 years later, still sleeping with them on, still working with them, still gaming and watching with them. They don’t stop. Logitech makes a great product.

Good battery, lightweight.
Comfy, decent mic and sound, connects quickly with the dongle, and they aren’t too tight. They don’t get too warm, either, and have a good battery life. Three of us in my household have the same pairs- too bad they don’t have different wire colors so we can tell them apart!

Box seal opened, missing users manual, sticker, and USB dongle for headset.

Initial impressions are great for the price. Gaming surround sound is better than expected for the price, Mic is good for voice, but picks up frontal sounds like controller and keyboard clicks I’ve been told, but that is forgiveable, again for the price.Extremely lightweight with low profile and very comfortable headband even for larger heads.Great battery lifeUSB-C chargingTHE MOST COMFORTABLE OVER-EAR CUPS I’VE EVER TRIED. At least for me with larger earsswitching between Bluetooth and LightSpeed is pretty seamless once you know how to do it.Documentation isn’t the best – Cyan LED is Lightspeed, Blue is Bluetooth.Not a ton of isolation from ambient noise, and mild noise leakage out if volume is maxed.Sound could be slightly louder for music, but it’s a gaming headset so I think it’s forgivable. Again considering the price.Overall I’m sticking with these and never looking back.WILL update if necessary.