Logitech G535 LIGHTSPEED Wireless Repair

The G535 LIGHTSPEED Wireless is a lightweight gaming headset from Logitech designed for extended play sessions with low-latency 2.4 GHz wireless audio. It pairs breathable fabric earcups and padding with durable materials such as reinforced headband components and polycarbonate housings for everyday durability. Key features include Logitech LIGHTSPEED wireless connectivity, long battery life, a built-in boom microphone with mute, and USB‑C charging. The design emphasizes comfort and portability while using robust materials intended to withstand regular use.

The Logitech G535 LIGHTSPEED Wireless can be identified by the model number (M/N A00140). The model label is on the headset label; the model label is typically located on the inside of the right earcup under the cushion. This label lists the model (M/N), part (P/N), and serial (S/N) numbers.

• Form Factor: Over-ear, closed-back, on‑ear sized earcups with breathable fabric cushions
• Drivers: 40 mm custom audio drivers (Logitech-specified custom drivers; exact OEM supplier not listed on product page)
• Connectivity: Logitech LIGHTSPEED 2.4 GHz wireless via USB receiver (no Bluetooth listed on product page)
• Wireless Range: Up to typical 20 m range in open space (Logitech LIGHTSPEED-class 2.4 GHz performance)
• Battery: Up to 33 hours per Logitech specifications (rechargeable internal Li‑ion battery)
• Charging / Port: USB‑C charging port; charging time ~3 hours (manufacturer-stated approximate values)
• Microphone: Built-in boom microphone with flip-to-mute; uni‑directional/voice-focused design (not removable)
• Materials: Reinforced headband structure, breathable fabric earcup cushions, polycarbonate earcup shells
• Weight: Lightweight design (manufacturer lists as a lightweight headset; precise grams not listed on product page)
• Component / Model Numbers: Headset M/N or FCC ID not listed on product page; USB receiver model/part number is printed on the dongle when included — specific numbers not published on product/sales pages

Common repair-relevant faults include charging/battery failure (diagnose by checking cable/USB port, testing voltage at charging contacts, and replacing the internal battery if necessary) and wireless audio dropouts or pairing issues (diagnose by re-pairing the USB receiver, testing different USB ports, and checking for RF interference). Physical damage (broken headband/housing or damaged driver) is diagnosed by visual inspection, swap-testing earcups/drivers, and continuity checks on internal wiring.

For additional troubleshooting help, visit: Visit https://support.logi.com for downloads, firmware updates, and product support articles for the G535.

Manufacturer limited warranty (typically 1 year; exact duration and terms vary by region — check Logitech support for region-specific warranty details).

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