The Logitech G432 is a capable wired gaming headset that includes a 7.1-channel USB sound card for use with a PC, but its design and performance lag behind the competition.

Includes 7.1-channel USB audio card.

Underwhelming audio., Light, stiff padding.

The Logitech G432 is worth checking out for its strong audio performance, versatile connections and reasonable price.

Good sound, Comfortable fit, Versatile connections

Dated design, Loose ear cups, Need USB connection for best audio

The Logitech G432 gives good audio & microphone quality however the design choices that Logitech have chosen means that the headset is uncomfortable to use over long gaming sessions.

+Connectivity options +Audio quality

-Software needed for best performance; Uncomfortable over long periods; No braided cable; Lack of mute button; Headband is too tight

Over the last week or so, I’ve developed a love-hate relationship with the Logitech G432. I love it because it’s by far and away a much better gaming headset than the similarly priced Steelseries Arctis 1 , and I’d probably even go as far as saying it’s arguably the best gaming headset I’ve tested...

The Logitech G432 are straightforward wired gaming headphones with a great microphone for online games. They have a very good audio rep...

The key difference between the G935 and G432, apart from physical design, is that the only the G935 features the newly renovated Pro-G drivers. You can hear a difference, particularly in loud bombastic moments where the G432 has a more difficult time articulating fine details amidst bass heavy...