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

I've used quite a few headphones in the past years. This is quite literally the best I've used, and its not close. Sounds quality is top tier and crisp. Hearing every footstep or sound is a huge advantage on PvP games and shooters, but also the prevision of sounds for story games is amazing. Comfortability is next level, hardly feels like there is any weight to it on your head, which is impressive as it seems so durable. Switching from my PC to my PS5 to my XBOX with a single click of a button is actually the most useful feature I've ever seen. The charging base charges these headphones quite quickly to be honest! I've thought about negatives this headphone would need to be addressed and there's hardly anything. The ONLY thing worth mentioning is that there is rare times where the headphones need to be adjusted slightly and maneuvered to sit correctly on the charging station. Oh, and of course the price is pretty steep.. but I guess you get what you pay for? Its definitely worth the price I think

The setup was super simple and the sound quality is insane. I can hear enemy footsteps so well its actuall crazy. 100% worth the money and i would give this to anyone. its also super comfortable and the battery life is really long. all around its perfect headset for anyone of any size head and functions amazing. Thank you Logitech

The sound is simply spectacular: clean, powerful, and with bass that you can feel without it being overwhelming. They're amazing for gaming; you can hear footsteps, effects, and voices with incredible precision. Comfort is on another level. I can wear them for hours without feeling any pressure or excessive heat, even though I play for extended periods. The battery life is excellent, and the charging base is super practical: you just place them on it, and that's it, they're always charged. The microphone is also fantastic; my friends always hear me clearly and without any background noise. Plus, the design looks premium and is durable.

New work/gaming headphones. Absolutely love the sounds and having the docking station. Very comfortable, Connects quickly and functions well. My only reason for giving it 4 stars is that when putting it on a docking station it has to be just perfect or it won't charge and will be dead when you need it most. Just think for the price it should charge a bit easier to just drop them on and go.

Best gaming headset on the market. It's super comfortable when playing long games. The sound this head set produces is perfect for low mid and high ranges and the bass is beautiful. Over the mic is Cristal clear. I mainly use this head seat on my PC but it is compatible on my Xbox series x/s and my PS5 and it even comes with Bluetooth connectivity. It's weight is barely noticable. The size is just right for how much your paying

The Logitech G Astro A50 Omni-Platform Wireless Gaming Headset + Base Station feels extremely well made and durable and fits my large head comfortably. It’s surprisingly lightweight compared to older Astro models, and the color scheme with its accent tones looks great in person. The sound quality is excellent, and the ability to connect to both my computer and phone via Bluetooth at the same time works flawlessly. Set up was very easy as well. Battery life has been solid—I’ve never seen it drop below two dots during long sessions—but getting it to charge can be a little finicky at times. These are open-back and don’t have active noise cancellation, so you’ll still hear some of your surroundings, but that’s expected for this style. Overall, they feel premium and offer great value for the money when on sale.

This is a great headset. Dolby atmos + custom Logitech EQ’s make the audio shine. I recommend the $299 version, the $399 is not worth it at all based on research I’ve done. I love the dock instead of the traditional wireless dongle because it allows me to charge my headset after each use, so technically I’m never out of battery. Truly a genius design. The comfortability on the ear cups is insanely comfortable, I’m not the biggest fan of the headband though. But anyways, I can keep glazing this headset all day. If you’re able to afford it, definitely pick it up!

Picked these over Maxwells and Light speed V2's for directional audio and features. Maxwells were too bulky and fragile, unable to get proper 3D sound. And I much preferred the charging cradle of the A50's. The A50's also seemed more robust and feature-rich compared to the Lightspeed. While I'm not a fan of Logi software, it's worth it to have these headphones. While the general audio quality is just slightly behind the Maxwells, the features more than make up for it. And the sound quality is still VERY good. I love the side button that controls the comm volume and other apps mix so you can easily bring teammate voices forward for clarity. 3D spatial sound is solid but does require a download of Atoms or DTS to enable (via website or MicroSoft store). Otherwise you have to use the inferior MS built in spatial sound. Fortunately Logi has the subscription licensed so it doesn't cost you anything (use DTS, it's a bit better, but try Atmos, depending on your setup). Flip mic mute is still active but requires it to be perfectly vertical. Keep that in mind if you're used to short swings from prior Logi models to mute. The number of connections can be useful if you have consoles and PCs. I only use for PC and am a bit disappointed the data connection doesn't also allow charging via the cradle, so I have to have two dedicated cords running. Not the worst thing as it's a hub, but seems a small miss. At least it always charges, via a wall wart. The cradle is nice though. At least I don't have to worry about fishing out a cable to charge. Speaking of cables, you CAN run it wired in case you kill the battery (I went 16 hrs straight before getting a low battery notification of around 20%, pushing it pretty good, walking in and out of range on several occasions). And you can flip to Bluetooth if you need to but if you're gaming or doing anything with voice, avoid that like the plague unless you have any of the new Bluetooth stacks that can do highquality BT "calls" instead of the old and moldy Telephony driver that it defaults to. Not to mention the lag. Better to use if you're listening to audio/music only. The price is high at nearly $300. Relative to other headsets in the same category, though, it's very much worth it, especially if you can nab it on a discount or sale.