Logitech G435 Lightspeed Noise Cancelling Bluetooth Gaming Headset w/ Mic Expired

a little small for your head using the xbox, but you gonna use it with the Playstation? Does your head size change based on the game system?

How are these sound wise and features vs the recent Logitech G432 wired that went for $34.99?

I own a lot of headsets and headphones (close back, open back, studio monitors, IEMS ranging from these to $1200+) so IMO, these are extremely under rated for what's being provided:

Pros:
1. I have a big head, they fit at the widest setting BUT are very comfortable with med/light clamping force. Ear cups are surprisingly comfy and the inside of the earcups are larger than what I was expecting. My ears do touch in some parts of the inside but its not very noticeable compared to other units I own.
2. Very lightweight as well which is a huge plus for me. I can wear these pretty much all day.
3. Has BT and 2.4GHz dongle. Only one setting can be used at a time but for less than $50 that's better than what most other headsets offer.
4. Has very decent battery life (not the longest but will last though any long meeting or gaming session).
5. These don't seal out external sounds but thats what I normally prefer and I normally game with open back headphones.
6. Soundstage and imaging are acceptable so unless you're an incredibly discerning listener, these will work just fine

Cons:
1. They aren't noise cancelling nor do they have good passive noise isolation.
2. The mic isn't the standard dynamic type found on most headsets. These have a condenser mic so they pic up external sounds (fan, computer, people talking around you). Your voice will sound more natural and less compressed but you'll also pick up the rest of the room. Imagine the Sennheiser PC38x.
3. Approx. 18hr Battery Life. I mean if you're gaming more than 18hrs at a time then I guess, you'll need something with more juice?
4. No EQ tuning software so you'll have to use something like Peace or in-game audio tuning to adjust your sound profile.

TLDR, despite the small size, these will most adults fit just fine and are above average in comfort. Only use these in quiet environments with minimal background noise. Music/audio quality is good enough (like pretty much all gaming headsets) and are suitable in most quiet environments. Battery life is good enough (lasted me through multiple days of use). No fancy software to control audio settings, just plug n play (update firmware from logitech's site for nintendo switch connection)