The G935 is the headset to pick when the session is long enough that the battery becomes the deciding factor — around 29 hours removes charging from the conversation entirely. The 50mm Pro-G drivers with a woven hybrid mesh give a roomier sound than the 40mm units in this category, and DTS Headphone:X 2.0 gives positional cues on PC. The G-keys on the left earcup are a genuine convenience rather than a gimmick, because they work without opening the software.
The wireless headset for calls and gaming sessions where I do not want a cable across the desk. Because it has no Bluetooth, it stays tethered to its 2.4GHz receiver rather than pairing with a phone.
The 50mm driver is a marketing number — at this price a well-tuned 40mm is more accurate, and the difference is subtle. DTS surround and EQ presets need G HUB and are Windows-only, so macOS users get plain stereo over USB. The earcups are leatherette and get warm over several hours.