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Logitech G321 Lightspeed

Before we dive into the actual test, we need to look at the specifications, which can easily be found on Logitech's website.

Specifications of G321 Lightspeed

• Type: Over-ear gaming headset
• Frequency response: 20 – 20,000 Hz
• Volume control: On Ear Cup
• Drivers: 40mm
• Audio control on headset: Volume
• Connector: 1x USB-C
• Channels: Stereo
• Battery: - mAh
• Battery life: Up to 20 hours
• Weight: 210 grams
• Support for the following: PC, Mac, Playstation 4 and 5, Nintendo Switch, Steam deck, Android and iOS

Around G321

The Logitech G321 LIGHTSPEED is a wireless gaming headset designed for versatile use on PC, console and mobile devices. It uses Logitech's fast LIGHTSPEED 2.4 GHz connection and Bluetooth 5.2, which provides flexibility and low latency. The headset is equipped with 40 mm drivers for clear and balanced sound, a flip-to-mute microphone, and a battery life of up to 20 hours. With its lightweight construction of only 210 grams and soft memory-foam ear cushions, comfort is the focus, and the design is simple, modern and durable in classic Logitech style.

When you open the box for the Logitech G321 LIGHTSPEED, you're greeted by a simple but well-organized presentation. The headset itself is protected in molded packaging, and underneath it you'll find the accessories neatly arranged. Included in the box is a USB-A LIGHTSPEED dongle for wireless connectivity, a USB-C to USB-A charging cable for charging, as well as a short user guide and warranty information. Logitech has kept the contents minimalist, but everything you need is there to get started right away – regardless of whether you want to use the headset via LIGHTSPEED or Bluetooth.

The Logitech G321 LIGHTSPEED is built with a focus on light weight and durability, with materials reflecting Logitech's well-known balance between comfort and functionality. The headband is made of flexible plastic with internal metal reinforcement, which provides both strength and slight flexibility during use. The ear cups are made of matte, hard plastic that resists fingerprints and scratches, while the hinges feel solid without giving unnecessarily.

The ear cushions are covered in soft memory foam wrapped in synthetic leather, which provides a snug but comfortable fit and contributes to some passive noise cancellation. Inside, fabric mesh is used around the drivers to protect the units without muffling the sound. Overall, the choice of materials results in a headset that feels both lightweight and robust – perfectly balanced between comfort and everyday durability.

The right earcup of the Logitech G321 LIGHTSPEED is kept completely clean and minimalist in its expression. There are no buttons, ports or switches here – just the smooth, matte exterior, which contributes to the headset’s simple and modern design. This conscious design decision makes the headset symmetrical and comfortable to wear, without the risk of accidentally pressing anything. Instead, all controls and connections are via the left earcup, providing a tidy and uncluttered layout.

The left ear cup of the Logitech G321 LIGHTSPEED houses all the most important functions and connections, grouped together in an intuitive and easy-to-reach way. Here you will find the step-by-step rotary volume wheel for precise control over volume, as well as a power button that also activates the LIGHTSPEED connection. Next to it is a dedicated Bluetooth button that makes it easy to switch between devices or pair the headset with a mobile phone or tablet.

The built-in microphone is placed on a flexible arm that automatically mutes the sound when tilted up - a practical detail that works without the need for additional buttons. At the bottom of the ear cup you will find a USB-C port, which is used for charging and any updates. Overall, the setup is logical and user-friendly, with each function placed so that it can be operated quickly and without interference during gameplay.

The test – Sound, use and comfort

When you start listening to music on the Logitech G321 LIGHTSPEED, you quickly notice that the headset delivers a sound that is well-balanced and comfortable over a long period of time. The tone is neutral with a slight warmth in the midrange, which makes vocals and acoustic instruments pleasant to listen to. The bass is present without dominating, and the treble is sufficiently subdued that the sound never becomes sharp. It is a headset that is well suited for casual listening, but which fails to elevate the music to the level where you are impressed by the detail or depth – it is solid, but not spectacular.

When you move on to gaming, the picture is more or less the same. In a game like Rainbow Six Siege, where precision in sound reading is paramount, the G321 delivers a reasonable soundstage, but without the extra sharpness that reveals exactly where the opponent is moving. Explosions, gunfire and voices are reproduced clearly, but footsteps and small movements are easily drowned out in the mix. This means that you get a stable and usable experience, but not the competitive advantage that more precisely tuned headsets can give in this genre.

Where the Logitech G321 wins, however, is in terms of comfort and build quality. The low weight makes a significant difference, especially during longer sessions, when you almost forget you're wearing it. The soft memory-foam cushions hug your ears without creating pressure, and the headband distributes the weight evenly. The materials feel robust despite the lightweight design, and nothing creaks or feels fragile. The flip-to-mute microphone works smoothly and is one of the practical features that contributes to a good user experience.

Overall, the Logitech G321 LIGHTSPEED delivers a solid overall experience, with comfort and ease of use being its biggest strengths. The sound quality is acceptable and well-balanced, but without the nuances and details that separate a really good headset from a mediocre one. It's a headset that does most things right – but rarely anything exceptional.

Price

The G321 from Logitech is priced at $59.99.

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Conclusion

When you look at the Logitech G321 LIGHTSPEED as a whole, it quickly becomes clear that Logitech has created a headset that focuses on ease of use, comfort and stable wireless performance rather than chasing extreme audio accuracy or audiophile quality. It is a headset that must first and foremost function in everyday life – and it does that very well. The price of around 599 kroner places it at the absolutely reasonable end of the market, and for that money you get a product that feels well thought out and solid, but without any major surprises.

When you start with music, the G321 delivers an audio experience that is easy to like. It is not terribly impressive, but it is comfortable and neutral – which in practice means that you can hear most things without feeling fatigue in your ears. The details in the upper frequencies are suitably subdued, and the midrange is warm enough to give vocals life and character. The bass is controlled and stays nicely in the background, without stealing the attention. It is a sound that works well for everyday use, but does not really stand out – you miss a little dynamics and depth, especially if you are coming from a more expensive headset.

In games, the G321 shows both strengths and weaknesses. During testing in Rainbow Six Siege, where precision and sound positioning are crucial, the headset delivers a clear and stable sound image, but without the sharp details that can make the difference in competitive situations. Explosions and environmental sounds are reproduced faithfully, but footsteps and small movements often become part of the background sound, instead of clearly standing out. This makes the G321 well suited for casual gaming, but unlikely to be the preferred choice for esports players who chase every last sonic advantage.

Comfort, on the other hand, is one of the points where Logitech really hits the mark. With a weight of only 259 grams, the headset feels extremely light, and combined with the soft memory foam cushions, you can easily use it for many hours without discomfort. The flexible headband distributes pressure evenly, and the tight fit makes it both stable and comfortable. It is a headset that can be worn for long periods of time without becoming annoying – a clear plus compared to many heavier models in the same price range.

The quality of the materials is reasonable. Although the main construction is primarily plastic, it doesn't feel cheap, and there are no loose parts or creaky joints. Logitech has chosen a design style that is both minimalist and practical, and the flip-to-mute microphone works precisely every time it's used. It's a simple but effective design choice that makes the headset easy to handle in practice.

The battery life is another plus – Logitech promises up to 60 hours of use, and in testing this feels realistic. The LIGHTSPEED wireless connection is stable and fast, without dropouts or noticeable lag, making it ideal for gaming on PC and console. At the same time, the Bluetooth function provides extra flexibility, so you can also use the headset for music or movies on your mobile phone.

There are drawbacks, however. The soundstage lacks the fine detail that really makes music and games open up. This is especially noticeable in games with complex sound environments, where it can be difficult to place precise sound sources. Furthermore, the construction – despite its strength – feels less exclusive than more expensive models, and the absence of advanced sound settings or surround simulation makes the experience more basic.

Overall, the Logitech G321 LIGHTSPEED is a balanced headset that delivers solid performance for the price. It's not an audio revolution, but a reliable tool that covers most needs without requiring additional setup or software. It's "plug and play" in its purest form - and for many users, that's exactly what's needed.

Comfort, battery life, and stable wireless connectivity make it an obvious choice for those who want a lightweight and versatile headset for everyday use. But if you're looking for competitive precision and sonic depth, you'll have to look higher up in Logitech's own portfolio or at its competitors.

Logitech G321 LIGHTSPEED gets 8 out of 10. A good and comfortable headset that delivers good value for money, but lacks the final touch in the audio experience to rise above the crowd.

Advantages

• Good all-around sound
• Good Comfort
• Reasonable weight
• Plug and play
• Wireless without software
• Good battery life
• Lightspeed connection
• Price

Disadvantages

• Limited level of detail in the sound

Score: 8