The best Logitech headsets of 2024: crisp audio, bargain prices

Perhaps a little out-of-pocket in price for some, but a solid headset made to last, the Logitech G Pro X gaming headset is a remarkable choice for gamers and is almost certainly bound to impress in the office. A large, comfortable over-ear headphone design, Logitech's professional wired headset has a 7.1 channel surround sound, creating an impressive array of sound channels for the most dedicated listeners to enjoy.

A fairly standard, subtle design, the premium earpads and highly accommodating headband create a comfortable feeling when worn for hours on end, which is phenomenal for gamers and workers to enjoy. The overall sound quality from the 50 mm drivers is impeccable, and no detail is missed during use.

One of its finest features, however, is its removable, precisely tuned microphone, perfect for noise-free audio when you're in battle, or whilst in deep discussion at work.

If we were to nitpick, we'd perhaps suggest that the Logitech G PRO X gaming headset is fairly heavy-duty to wear for hours on end, especially in the summer. We can certainly imagine breaking a sweat in its overly large ear cups, which might make them a little unpleasant to use after a day of office work.

That being said, if used in moderation the Logitech G PRO X gaming headset offers incredible quality, a comfortably long cable which eliminates the worry of a dead headphone battery, and sound that is nothing short of stunning. You can read our Logitech G Pro X review here for a thorough, in-depth look.

A favourite of office users, this terrific headset and mouse bundle is a bargain for starting office workers or those looking to upgrade their existing setup for less than £50. A lightweight, plush and comfortable headset, the H390 doesn't have the frills of more expensive headsets, but it undeniably provides clear audio and hours of comfort, and Logitech has kindly included a mouse too.

A solid black design with a sturdy microphone, audio is clear on the H390, and its noise-cancellation works for both noise to your ears, and potential background noises that might intrude through the microphone whilst calling in the office. Requiring a USB slot, it's incredibly easy to just plug the Logitech H390 in and start using it, no overly complicated toying with software or other such trouble to deal with.

Of course, this headset is a little simple, and some users might find its cheaper build quality a little off-putting, but for the seriously impressive practical applications on the table, you can scarcely ignore how good this deal is.

For a quick office setup that greatly exceeds its cost, the Logitech H390 is a bargain of a headset bundle for you to enjoy.

Easily one of our favourite headsets for gaming of the year, the Logitech G722 Lightspeed wireless gaming headset is a fantastic investment into next-level gaming at a reasonable price. A comfortable, rugged and eye-catching headset, the Logitech G733 boasts incredible audio drivers powered by Dolby, a phenomenal 29-hour battery life, and plenty of other fantastic features to get the most use of it.

Simply plug the wireless USB into your PC or PS5 and you can immediately start gaming to your heart's content. Using a suspension band, as opposed to a standard leather headband of gaming and office headsets alike, the G733 uses a suspended headband strap instead. The lesser bulk of the headset thanks to this design choice is instantly noticeable, giving your scalp a little more room to breathe, leaving you more comfortable for hours to come.

For those looking for some quality additional features, you're in luck: the G733 includes a removable microphone and even a customisable RGB light strip on either side, with other 16.8 million colours to choose from.

Needless to say, the G733 is a great value for its price, but what do we dislike about this Logitech headset? We'd certainly note the size of the connecting receiver to start: it's overly huge and seems a little dated in a world of Bluetooth headphones and much smaller receivers at that. If you're using a laptop, the G733's receiver could easily snag something if you're in a busy environment or if you're prone to clumsiness. Then there's also its lack of support for Xbox consoles, leaving the Series X singled out in this next generation of consoles.

For dedicated gamers and committed FPS veterans alike, you cannot go wrong by choosing the Logitech G733, it's a terrific headset worthy of its smaller price point, and it's undeniably one of the best gaming headsets available this year.

Easily the best value Logitech headset on our list, the Logitech H111 is for the dedicated office worker looking for quality at the most competitive price possible. A cheap, yet well-made headset from Logitech, the H111 doesn't have a whole lot of features: it's comprised of an ultra-thin headband, bendy microphone cord and gentle earpads that sit lightly over the ears.

Certainly more appropriate for a multitasking office environment, where noise-cancelling isn't suitable, the Logitech H111 provides plenty of practical applications for a very reasonable price.

Perhaps the largest flaw of the Logitech H111 wired set headset has to be its slightly lacklustre build quality, which is certainly on the flimsier side. Yes, the H111 is very, very light at around 7 grams, making it barely noticeable when worn, but this lighter build is done so purposefully. Wearing a bulky headset for hours straight can be quite unbearable, especially during the height of summer months when cooling is a priority.

Perhaps the biggest downfall of the Logitech H111 is its mediocre audio quality, which might not be to everyone's taste, especially if you're used to a certain level of quality from your headsets. For those listening in, the H111's microphone quality is nothing but excellent, but there are certain challenges with volume, especially considering the lack of on-ear tightness to the design in general, which bows out even when adjusted properly.

For the sheer value, however, you're looking at one of the best headsets for comfort in its price range: a reliable headset for officer workers with sharp microphone audio and a fantastic degree of flexibility, the Logitech H111 is simply brilliant.

A slightly more robust model of the Logitech H111, the H340 wired headset is a little more than your standard low-budget headset, but it certainly makes up for in quality. This cheap, easy-to-use and ultra-comfortable wired headset from Logitech is yet another exemplary choice for the office, and its solid audio and tougher build quality ensure that breaking the headset in a hurry after a day's work isn't going to happen.

The thicker overall design of the H340 compared to its cheaper counterpart ensures more tension around the ears, keeping audio generally louder and less likely to leak amidst confidential work calls. As for the microphone itself, the subtle arm can quickly be tucked away for convenience when you're not in a call, leaving your peripheral vision less obscured during calls.

If you're not a fan of the thinner, slightly flimsy feel of a thinner headset you'll likely not enjoy the way the H340 feels in use. Despite its trusty quality, the look of the ultra-thin headset design is unnerving, as if a simple accident could snap it in half. And yet, the quality overall is good for its value, and it's likely to last longer than a basic model might.

A terrific choice for anyone working from home or desk-bound in an office, the Logitech H340 is a sensational choice for you.

A versatile headset from Logitech that's ideal for gaming, office work and casual use alike, the Logitech G533 wireless gaming headset is affordable, well-made, and packed with fantastic audio quality. Complete with wireless functionality, the G533 is spot-on for gamers on a slight budget in search of fantastic sound, which is provided well by the built-in 40 mm PRO-G drivers with 7.1 surround sound.

Bassy, detailed and perfect for catching a creeping opponent, the G533's reliable audio quality is excellent, but what about its build quality? Its robust build quality and stunning design are similarly commendable, its tough plastic shell feels dependable and strong, and its spacious ear cups help relieve overheating, which is a massive plus.

The Logitech G533 is at a slight disadvantage compared to its slimmer counterparts, however, in that it weighs almost 50 times as much as the ultra-light office headsets you might find. This majorly bulky headset, despite design choices to minimise clamminess, is absolutely prone to it. In most cases, you're likely to choose between comfort and quality, and you're likely to be satisfied with this purchase, even at the slight cost of comfort.

The Logitech G533 is stunning, giving even the best SteelSeries headsets a run for their money.

One of the most comfortable headsets on the market this year, the Logitech G G735 gaming headset is ultra-light, plush and stylish, and has plenty of quick-access buttons for instant audio control. Packed with 40 mm drivers and a battery life that lasts up to 56 hours, given that you turn off the G735's RGB lighting, Logitech has designed a truly revolutionary headset that's perfect for a range of uses.

Out of the gate, the sound on the Logitech G G735 is utterly gorgeous, with deep, resonant bass and strong precision. The noise-cancelling is second to none on this list, allowing users to lose themselves in music, and games or tune in to important office meetings.

One of the finest features of the Logitech G G735 has to be its sheer range of connectivity options: USB receiver, Bluetooth and even a 3.5 mm audio jack, this degree of freedom is rarely seen in modern headsets, so it's a major plus. An additional, slightly bizarre feature of the G735 is its Dual Audio Mixing, which enables multi-device listening: connect to a mobile phone and your PC simultaneously, so you'll never miss a text on account of being lost in a game.

The detachable microphone utilises Blue VO!CE technology, filters and enhances your voice in calls, so you can sound your very best, whether you're in the office or talking to your squadmates. Everything about the design of the Logitech G G735 feels purposeful and streamlined: its smooth, rounded edges and seamless construction have a minimalistic feel which is rarely seen in gamer-centric headphones. The sharp, jagged edges and angular designs of typical gamified peripherals are exchanged instead for a soft, bubbly and inviting design that can be used more in everyday life.

The largest downside of the Logitech G G735 headset has to be its particularly high price at around £200, which is a steep price to pay for any headset, no matter how excellent. Compared to its competition, despite all its wonderful features and overall excellence, it's still particularly expensive. Yes, the headset itself is beautifully designed and is perfect for an array of applications, but the fact remains: you will spend a significant amount of money on high-quality sound.

A phenomenal choice for anyone in the market for a high-quality, high-end headset, the Logitech G G735 is a top-tier choice this year and we cannot recommend it enough.

For absolute comfort, combined with a beautifully formal business aesthetic, the Logitech Zone Vibe 100 might just be the perfect headset for you. From the offset, you can tell that the Zone Vibe 100 is comfortable, and you wouldn't be wrong. This ultra-breathable headset, complete with large swivelling ear cups and a thick headband, is premium for its lower price.

Perhaps our favourite design feature of the Zone Vibe 100 is that the fantastic swivel microphone seamlessly folds away for easy transportation and use whilst on the road without looking a little odd. The headset itself is filled with quick controls and quality-of-life features that elevate the experience with the headset to new heights.

For some users, the overall design of the Logitech Zone Vibe 100 is perhaps a little strange-looking at first glance. The deep grooves on the ear cups where the band attaches aren't the most appealing, despite having an odd sort of charm.

And yet for the value, the Logitech Zone Vibe 100 is a fantastic choice for any office worker in search of true comfort, solid sound and some excellent quality-of-life features to enjoy.

For phenomenal microphone audio quality, solid value and all-day-long comfort, the Logitech Zone 300 is a stellar choice for those looking to boost clarity and office productivity. The Zone 300 takes out the bulk of typical work headsets, stripping back the thick headband and weighty earcups for something that can be realistically worn for hours on end without a hitch.

The Logitech Zone 300's small ear cups rest on the ears, rather than over them, so if you need to quickly respond to a colleague in the office, or you get a notification you might've otherwise missed, you most certainly will hear it. The overall sound quality of the Zone 300 headset is impressive for the money, but it isn't exceptionally good, especially when compared to the other picks on our list.

Perhaps the best feature of the Logitech Zone 300 headset is its beamforming dual microphones, which provide some of the best audio quality for the money. It's clear that Logitech prioritised workplace applications for the Zone 300, and it shows.

For excellent productivity at work and minimal discomfort, the Logitech Zone 300 is a premium choice for you.

Easily one of the most expensive headsets on our roundup, the Logitech Astro A50 X is a particularly high-end headset designed for gamers to get the most out of their selection of next-generation consoles.

The Logitech Astro A50 X's ultra-premium build quality is apparent from the get-go, and its included headset dock makes charging a seamless, stylish experience. The base station itself doesn't just charge the Astro A50 X, however, but instead it becomes a wireless hotspot.

Instead of using Bluetooth, the Astro A50 X utilises 'LIGHTSPEED' wireless technology, providing the quickest, most clear and responsive connection possible. This wireless technology unearths an incredible amount of new potential for headsets in general, but we're probably most impressed by the headset's ability to connect to three devices simultaneously. This means that you can connect to your Xbox, PS5 and PC simultaneously, without the need to disconnect and reconnect as you would with a Bluetooth headset.

Aside from its excellent connectivity, the Astro A50 X has second-to-none 40 mm PRO-G GRAPHENE drivers, which have some of the most outstanding bass on the market. The punchy, precise frequency reproduction of this headset is utterly remarkable, and they're absolutely worth considering if you can afford it.

Aside from its astronomical price, the Logitech Astro A50 X's major flaw is probably its reliance on the bulky dock for charging and connections, which isn't ideal for laptop users. That being said, this headset is likely reserved for gamers in search of the best possible experience in next-generation titles, and a little extra bulk is often necessary for great sound.