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Logitech's game brand today launched a new headset in its G Pro product line and last year launched a slightly more expensive generation of headphones. However, for an extra fee, you'll get more comfortable, higher-quality wired headphones designed for PC games. With a new aluminum and steel design, it looks more fashionable than ever.

Logitech uses this new version as a professional audio device designed for games that require frequent voice communication. It works with the blue microphone to design the audio input function, which calls the blue voice, promises that the microphone audio will become clearer, and provides a wide range of adjustment and filtering options in its matching G Hub application. In this way, if you don't have a dedicated audio brand like Shure or Blue microphones, you can use Logitech's new software to achieve at least some feature sets and some quality levels.

Because the company is targeting PC gamers-Logitech's Astro is more used in the console market-the blue voice option is only available for PC users, although headphones can still be plugged into the controller. However, in this case, you will encounter headphones designed for desktops, including 6-foot cable and clip volume and mute control, rather than built into the headset itself like the popular wireless model.

The existing G Pro motherboard retails for $79.99, while the new model, officially known as Logitech G Pro motherboard X headphones, now sells for $129.99 if you want to choose the blue voice option. If you don't care and just want the hardware, you can buy the new standard G Pro headphones for $99.99.

I've been using G Pro X for weeks. This is a very strong headset. As far as I am concerned, it is lacking in the comfort department, because I think both sides are too tight. As a person who wears glasses, this makes it a little uncomfortable in a long game. It is also slightly heavier than last year's model, at 11.3 ounces and 9.1 ounces, respectively, so this is also a consideration.

I found that headphones can't really adjust to try and relieve tension because they can't rotate left and right. Either it suits you or it doesn't suit you. However, I have found that changing foam leather ear cushions has a significant positive effect on comfort, so it is also a matter of personal preference and customization.

In terms of sound quality, it is very powerful and sounds good than the similar models I use from HyperX, and if not better, I think Logitech, the highest-quality headphone maker, is targeting the price range. HyperX is still my first choice in terms of comfort.) Blue Voice works very well, especially if you are an ambitious streamer or just want to wet your toes with presets, filtering, and deeper human audio patches. But for the average player, it won't have a big impact on the built-in microphone and in most cases if the standard sound setting is good enough.

All in all, when you consider that you don't need blue voice and can get the same structure and audio quality for $100, it's a good price for stable game headphones in this range. G Pro X and the standard G Pro will be released globally later this month.

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