To connect Logitech headset to PS5, choose your connection type: plug the USB receiver or cable into the console, or insert the 3.5mm jack into the controller. For USB wireless, power on the headset and wait for a solid light; for USB wired, the system recognizes it automatically; for 3.5mm, select the headset as the output device.
Connect a wireless Logitech headset via USB
Plug the Logitech USB receiver into the PS5 console, power on the headset, and wait for the solid light confirming pairing. Once paired, the headset will automatically route game and chat audio through the console.
Connect a wired Logitech headset via USB
Plug the USB cable directly into any USB port on the PS5 console; the system recognizes it automatically. No additional setup is required, audio output switches to the headset as soon as the connection is detected.
Connect a Logitech headset via 3.5mm to the controller
Plug the 3.5mm jack into the bottom of the DualSense controller and ensure the headset is selected as the output device. This method works with any Logitech headset that includes a standard 3.5mm cable, including models that also support USB.
Set the PS5 audio output to your headset
Navigate to Settings > Sound > Audio Output > Output Device and choose USB Headset or Headset Connected to Controller. This step ensures all game audio and voice chat are directed to your Logitech headset instead of the TV or soundbar.
Adjust chat and game audio balance
In Settings > Sound > Audio Output, use the slider to balance game audio and voice chat to your preference. This is especially useful for multiplayer games where you need to hear teammates clearly without drowning out in-game sounds.
What to do if there is no sound
- Check the output device selection in Settings > Sound > Audio Output and confirm the correct device is chosen.
- Ensure the headset is powered on and paired (for wireless models) or firmly connected via USB or 3.5mm.
- Test with a different game or media app to rule out a title-specific audio issue.
