Logitech G325 LIGHTSPEED Targets Budget Gamers With Low Latency Wireless Audio

ASUS ROG Kithara was launched recently, but gamers who want a cheaper wireless option now have an alternative. Logitech G has announced the Logitech G325 LIGHTSPEED Wireless Gaming Headset, a new model aimed at delivering premium features at a lower price point.

The Logitech G325 carries an MSRP of $79.99 and targets players who want low-latency wireless audio without paying flagship prices. Logitech positions the headset as a value-focused option that still delivers comfort, flexibility, and modern wireless performance.

Logitech G325 LIGHTSPEED comes with cross-platform support

The G325 uses Logitech’s LIGHTSPEED wireless technology, which focuses on low-latency audio for gaming. Logitech designed the headset for cross-platform use across PC, console, and mobile devices.

Users can connect through a LIGHTSPEED USB dongle or Bluetooth 5.2, then switch between gaming, calls, and music with a single button press. All key controls, including power, Bluetooth pairing, volume, and mute, sit directly on the headset for quick access.

Logitech built the G325 with comfort in mind. The headset weighs just 212 grams and features plush ear cushions intended for long gaming sessions. It also adopts a clean, minimalist look and ships in lilac, black, and white color options.

Battery life exceeds 24 hours on a single charge, which makes the headset suitable for extended gaming or travel without frequent recharging.

Audio and microphone features

The G325 delivers 24-bit audio, which Logitech says provides rich and immersive sound across different game genres. A built-in beamforming microphone handles voice communication across platforms, while AI-powered noise reduction becomes available through Logitech software.

Users can fine-tune EQ settings and microphone behavior using Logitech G HUB on PC or the companion mobile app, adding extra customization usually found on more expensive models

With the G325, Logitech aims to bridge the gap between entry-level wireless headsets and premium models. The company highlights wireless performance, comfort, and long battery life as key selling points for gamers who want solid features without a high price tag.

In other gaming hardware news, MSI has launched two new IPS monitors, while users looking for a high-end display may want to check out the Dell UltraSharp U5226KW.

Via TechPowerUp