Logitech G Pro Headset 2Nd Gen

I had a 3rd gen iPad Pro 12.9 and used the Logitech keyboard folio, which I really liked. I just bought a 6th gen iPad Pro 12.9 and alas, the keyboard portfolio is not compatible. The bigger keyboard/cover form factor just doesn’t work. I ended up buying the Apple keyboard/folio and it’s a piece of junk. Please make a Logitech keyboard folio available for the 6th gen Pro 12.9

My first impression of the Logitech G PRO X Gaming Headset was the quality that went into the build.  The frame is constructed of aluminum and steel, and is sturdy and lightweight.  The head band is padded with a thick and comfortable foam. It comes with two types of ear coverings, leatherette and breathable velour.  I changed to the velour covers and find them very comfortable.  The sound is very good and is customizable once you download the Logitech G Hub software.  I use these on a PC and connect via the provided USB sound card and get clear audio and voice communication. I would purchase the Logitech G PRO X Gaming Headset again and recommend them as well.

Always been an 11inch iPad Pro user and just came from the iPad Pro 2nd gen. Going to the larger screen is a no brainer and works amazing with sidecar and my m2 air, truly able to be a road warrior with dual screens. Also really like being able to load vlan player and use local iPad storage to watch movies and shows. I am a Plex user and syncing takes years. Being able to directly save to local file system and playback is huge. The magnetic Apple Pencil is awesome as well, coming off the original Pencil where you had to plug it in to charge.

As I make lots of phone calls, the mic performance is the only thing I care about and I have gone through all the major earbuds on the market. If you own an Android device, look elsewhere as Airpods on Android sounds different, but for any iOS device, nothing beats Airpods. I currently own 2nd gen AirPods, 3rd gen AirPods, and Airpods Pro. The following experience is based on an iOS device. In a quiet environment, all three perform quite similarly. If I have to choose, Pro would be #1, followed very closely by the 3rd gen. Airpods Pro In a noisy environment, Pro is hit or miss. Pro's mic tries really hard to cancel every noise around you. When it works, your voice is very clear, but sometimes the mic randomly cancels your voice along with the noise. So when the other caller can hear you, they can hear you really well or hear nothing at all time to time. 2nd gen In a noisy environment, the mic picks up lots of noise and doesn't cancel along with your voice. The other caller can identify that you are in a noisy environment, yet you can continue the conversation without major distraction. 3rd gen Just like the 2nd gen, it picks up lots of noise around you but sounds a little crisper. After using the 3rd gen for a while, I went back to the 2nd gen and the other caller mentioned how muted I sounded. Case sizewise, 3rd gen is very similar to the 2nd gen but maybe 2-3mm wider and fatter. The Pro case is just the biggest of all. Overall, I would choose the 3rd gen for any phone calls and the Pro for any listening purposes. The 2nd gen is just great for the price.

Use with a beam 2nd gen

This is one of the best Headset that Logitech has created. B&H had this headset on sale and I just had to buy them. I am glad I did and I like the sound quality and the mic is very responsive. You cannot go wrong if you are a game like me.

If you have a gen 2 iPad Pro, this is a must!

The nicest one I found that would work with my Mac G% tower at a great price

The hanger installed easily and has a soft receptical that is plenty wide enough for my Logitech headset.

I've struggled to get balance with my C70 on the new RS2.... until buying these! If you have a C70 you need to balance on the 2nd gen Ronin S - get these !