Logitech G Astro A50 X Omni-Platform Wireless Gaming Headset + Base Station for PS5, Xbox, PC: PLAYSYNC Video & Audio Switcher, HDMI 2.1 4K 120Hz VRR, <24 bit/48 kHz, 24hr Battery, 2.4GHz & BT - Black

I own a lot of headsets. Maybe I have a bit of a spending habit, who's to say?I own the Audeze Maxwell, Turtle Beach Stealth Pro, and VZR Model One. All of these are great headsets...and yet I find myself using this one more than any other.This is without question on of the best headsets I've ever used.It shines in all categories: battery life, connectivity, charging speed, charging function (awesome docking station), stellar microphone quality (beats all my current), and most notably COMFORT. I can literally go lay down in these and have a nice lil' nap...no problem. The buttons are intuitively well placed and easy to use. The ease of swapping from PS5 to Xbox is a breeze.My Audeze Maxwell is king of sound overall, as it is unmatched for music listening. That said, while that headset is perfectly comfortable to me, this is on a different level as its much lighter and its sound quality is right up there. This headset overall is superior to the Turtle Beach stealth pro. I wont compare much to the wired VZR Model One, as its not apples to apples.All that to say, this headset is tremendous. You cant go wrong with it. It very well may be the best gaming headset Ive ever owned overall...only contested by my Maxwell which I also love.

I absolutely love the Logitech A50 Astros. The headset is very comfortable, even during long gaming sessions, and the adjustable fit ensures it works well for different head sizes. The wireless capability is a game-changer, transitioning between PC and other gaming consoles is seamless, and I never experience lag or dropouts. Plus I can easily grab a cup of water in between sessions or while the lobby is loading without fear of ripping cords out of my setup. The ability to be wireless and still have the quality audio cannot be overstated.The included charging stand is incredibly convenient, keeping the headset ready to go at all times and reducing clutter on my desk. Sound quality is excellent, with clear highs and satisfying bass, making both games and chat crystal clear. Getting this on Prime Day added even more value, but I’d happily pay full price for the combination of comfort, versatility, and wireless convenience.💡 Tip: Keep the headset on the charging stand when not in use to ensure it’s always ready and avoid unexpected battery drain. (It doesn't overcharge and charging will shut off automatically when the headset is charged)Verdict: Comfortable, reliable, and versatile!! This is an excellent headset for serious gaming across multiple platforms.

I’ve been using the Astro A50 for a while now and overall I’m really happy with the purchase. The sound quality is fantastic – crisp highs, solid bass, and plenty of customization options through the software if you like tweaking EQ profiles. The surround sound makes a huge difference in games, especially for competitive shooters where directional audio matters.Comfort is another highlight. I can wear these for long gaming sessions without any pressure points, and the ear cups breathe better than a lot of other headsets I’ve owned. Battery life is also impressive – I easily get 12–15 hours per charge, and the charging dock is super convenient. Just drop the headset on when you’re done and it’s ready next time.

I have owned them for a few days and I am genuinely sad about this, it seemed so perfect, the sound is great, I need a switch for my HDMI inputs, but who in their right mind decides to make a product into a multi HDMI switch and just decides not to put one in the PC slot.I wish I wasn't so upset about this, but this is my ideal headphone setup if someone didn't try to save $3 on production by removing a jack on a $300-$350 headset.If this headset was $100 I would just install it in the xbox jacks and use it as a 2 way switch, but no way am I tolerating this on a $300 setup. "ok but why not just plug in your monitor to your PC separately? that seems like what they want you to do" well because of two things.first, what if you do not have multiple HDMI in on your monitor, as many high end gaming monitors do.Second, if you do have multiple HDMI jacks using multiple of them at a time has issues.Your computer behaves as if it is connected to HDMI making what would have been on the monitor be off the side of the screen.You may need to shut down your computer depending on the tolerance of your monitor for "stealing" the selected input.YOU CANNOT LISTEN TO YOUR COMPUTER WHILE PLAYING VIDEO GAMES, this one would have been an issue either way, but the way that it works now it just ARBITRARILY shuts off your computers audio in spite of it not even being fully connected.Be better Logitech, I used to love you as a company and suggest you to my friends and clients, now I can no longer suggest your products to anybody because between this and the power play 2(see the end for the explanation) and all the other products you have been making worse to save infinitesimal amounts of money, I just do not trust you any more!To address the power play situation, they released a mousepad that wirelessly charges your mouse, then took it off production and made another one that is WORSE IN EVERY WAY FOR THE SAME MSRP, check the prices, at time of writing powerplay 2 is $120, powerplay 1 is above $300 in spite of originally being $120 because nobody who knows what they are talking about wants the 2 and scalpers have a monopoly.Again, I am not talking as a hater, I just feel burned and sad because a company I used to like is falling fast.To address amazon's points, lightspeed has a decent connection range but does not go through walls, it is pretty plug and play, if you can run g hub it will make your life easy, I never got to use the mic, I charged it first and it dropped one dot (goes on a 4 dot power system) in about an hour, so 4 hour battery life? not sure.