Watch: our Logitech G Pro X3 review. The Pro X2’s biggest weakness is finally fixed — a full-bandwidth 48kHz mic, 70-hour battery, and the same $249.99 price. Verdict: 8.5/10.
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Logitech’s Pro X headsets have been the competitive player’s default for years, and the new Pro X3 Lightspeed fixes the one thing that always held the line back: the microphone. At $249.99, it keeps the Pro X2’s 50mm PRO-G graphene drivers and adds a full-bandwidth wireless mic, 70-hour battery life, and a deeper EQ — all at the same price as its predecessor.
The headline upgrade is the detachable omnidirectional boom mic, now running over a full-bandwidth 16-bit/48kHz wireless link with a 75Hz to 20kHz frequency response, up from the Pro X2’s 16-bit/16kHz link and 100Hz to 10kHz range. Reviewers agree the difference is dramatic: Digital Foundry calls it “night and day,” ProSettings says it “sounds absolutely fantastic” even stock, and T3 calls it best-in-class and “genuinely broadcast-quality” with a little tweaking.
Battery life jumps from 50 hours to up to 70 hours, a 40 percent increase, and Digital Foundry’s real-world testing backs the claim: after 60 hours of use, the headset still showed an estimated 20 percent charge remaining. Comfort gets attention too, with a perforated leatherette headband, memory-foam ear cups, and both leatherette and velour pads in the box. It comes in Black, White, and Magenta, connects over Lightspeed wireless, Bluetooth, and 3.5mm, and carries a 10-band parametric EQ in G HUB.
