Logitech G332 Wired Gaming Headset, Rotating Leatherette Ear Cups, 3.5 mm Audio Jack, Flip-to-Mute Mic, Lightweight for PC,Xbox One,Xbox Series X|S,PS5,PS4,Nintendo Switch, Black

I have owned the G230 for a few years now and they are still great. Just bought the G332 for my girlfriend.Comparing the two:G230 has a woven cord, G332 has a standard rubberized cord, maybe a little thinner than typical.I prefer the woven cord of the G230, it tangles less and also doesn't get kinks.G230 has mesh ear pads while the G332 has a soft leather like material. Initially the G332 is more comfortable, I'm not sure if it might get sweaty as it seems less breathable.The 230 has a volume and mute control on the cable. The G332 has a volume control on the headset itself, while the microphone is muted by folding it back. I think this is an improvement.Appearance wise they are almost identical. Only differences are the 230 has a red head pad and cable, while both are black on the 332, which looks sleeker. Also the silver G logo is larger on the newer model and looks better in person than the product rendering!To summarize, both are great products at a reasonable price. I have not been gentle on my G230 and it shows no signs of wear or degradation in audio quality after several years of use. Hoping we get the same out of this model.

I do like Logitech headsets, and they work great for me. My two older sons use them a lot more than I do and I have found that the plastic joint piece on almost all of them crack which has been a problem that plagues Logitech headphones. Luckily I have access to a 3D printer that has allowed me to make replacement pieces for very cheap. Amazon has also had a few vendors that started selling replacement pieces for around $8-$10 per set.Other than that, I love the sound quality on both the headphones and the microphone. They work great, feel great on the ears and the volume control wheel on the headset is a must for me. Despite the joint issues I would still recommend Logitech Headphones.

Bought this as a gift, to replace the an identical headset that had just seen better days. Previous headset (same or very similar model) lasted about 4 years through rather rough handling by a pre/teenager. Eventually things just started to wear out, like the padding around the earcups and the hold of the size adjusting band. For the price, that kind of life for a peripheral isn't too bad. They don't really cancel sound (if you've used true noise-canceling headphones, these are NOTHING like that), but they do provide good padding isolation and decent enough quality sound of their own. The microphone is, in my opinion, only passable. It's not a truly low quality microphone, but I definitely wish it was a slightly better caliber than it is. In a previous version of these that I owned, the microphone was the first piece to fail--I expect the same of this set.The connecting cord is braided, which is a great plus, and long! It also requires 2 jacks (one for mic input, one for audio output), or you will need a splitter-adapter.Overall 4-star rating for the quality at this price point.

Very good quality for the price!This is a good product and from writing this I have only used it for about 2 months.ProsFeels good for my big headNice and flexible mic stemWraps around my ears perfectlySound quality goodConsAbout a week in use the right side became squeaky, could be on my part but very noticeableThe wire itself doesn't feel like the durable one, it feels like the soft rubber that can rip easily if it was clipped.

I wanted a headset with "flip to mute" (both for convenience and a visual indicator of my mic status) and on-ear volume control. The mic works fine and does mute when flipped up (you can feel a little bit of resistance when you have flipped it up far enough to mute). I do need to feel for the location of the volume control dial but I don't use it that often. I have a smaller head and this is only pair I have found that actually fits me. The headset does get a little uncomfortable after a couple of hours but for me they fit better than the three prior sets I tried (from three different companies) so they are definitely a keeper since they actually stay on my head/over my ears. The mic looks like a solid piece but is actually flexible so you can adjust the distance from your mouth.