Logitech's new Prodigy line of peripherals are aimed at gamers looking to get started with dedicated accessories, but daunted by the price of high-end equipment. The G231 Prodigy wired gaming headset doesn't have the plush feel or superb audio quality of the Turtle Beach Elite Pro ($200.00 at Amazon) , and is less fully featured than the wireless G933 Artemis Spectrum , but at $69.99 it costs less than half of those headsets, while still offering a solid build and excellent performance. If you want a dedicated gaming headset with a lot of bang for not much buck, the G231 Prodigy should be high on your list, and earns our Editors' Choice. DesignThe G231 is mostly dark gray plastic, with bright orange highlights on the outside of the earcups, just above the earpads, and over the padding under the headband. The headband and earcup padding is fairly thin and springy, and covered in a breathable mesh fabric. The flip-down boom mic sits on the left earcup, along with the connection poi...
Logitech's G231 Prodigy wired gaming headset offers very good audio and build quality for a reasonable price.
Excellent sound for the price; Solid build; Includes a 3.5mm splitter
Not particularly plush or snug; In-line remote sits oddly low on the cable