Logitech Astro A30 Lightspeed Wireless Gaming Headset for PS5 - Bluetooth, 2.4Ghz, Built-In & Detachable Mic, USB-C, 3.5mm, for Playstation, Nintendo Switch, PC - The Mandalorian Edition

Great headset and very comfortable, even for glasses wearers. It doesn’t block out much background noise. I’ll be using this for working remotely as opposed to gaming. Please be forewarned that PC set up sucks, or at least it did for me and a few other reviewers. Long story short, the YouTube tutorial, in-box directions, and Astro support page are not helpful if things just don’t work immediately. If you want to connect this to a PC, plug everything in, PRESS THE GAME MODE BUTTON on the headset (pro secret tip scavenged from a reviewer below, thank you kind human), and make sure the little USB light is solid white. Blue is (apparently) for game systems. The Command Center doesn’t seem to do much/be of use for this model, or at least isn’t on my laptop. Good luck!

For an expensive item like thin, at least you are expected to have noise cancellation and a better control option!!

Had them for a couple of weeks and love them so far. Only thing I dont like is that volume resets every time I turn it on and game/voice volume are controlled by the same wheel and switched by pressing different buttons.

Great fit on the head and ears and clear found. No issues with the microphone and easy flip up mute design.

I like the fit and quality. But the battery drains fairly quickly if you play every day. I can play with the headset plugged into power to recharge but it goes from warning you the power is low to being off very quickly. The sound is good.

So glad I got my son the headset with a stand. Headphones are great and stand up to his ruff gaming and them falling off the bed multiple times from falling asleep while playing. He says they have good sound.

They’re a good headset but battery life could be longer

Ok so first off I love Astro headsets I have owned the A-10s they were a good starter set for any gamer still have them I keep them as a back up set just in case. Then I upgraded to the A-20s loved them they died after two hard years of use so I thought why not upgrade? So after some research I was torn between the A-30s and the A-50s I eventually went with the A-30s I was very exited to get them in my hands. So the Pros they look clean very sleek set they feel really comfortable and they sound great. Now the Cons I wish they would have not went with the leather material for the ear cups VERY sweaty after about an hour of continuous use and the connection to my PS5 was terrible the sound would cut out constantly durin gaming to the point that I returned them and keep in mind Im only sitting about 8 feet from my system so it had nothing to do with distance at all. The A-50s went on sell for 250 bucks so I decided to go with them instead couldnt be happier very lightweight extremely comfortable. I do not know what else to say but if you are looking at these two headsets I would say A-50s all day.

Ive been having so many issues with this headset that its pretty impossible to recommend. Hopefully this is all stuff that can be addressed in firmware updates, but at the moment this headset is a headache to deal with on PC. Some issues include: -Mic not working on PC when woken from sleep, requiring me to turn it on and off (takes several seconds to turn off, several to shut down, and several to boot up) -Mic goes incredibly quiet. Sometimes muting and unmuting fixes this, but not always -Sometimes the headset gets stuck on. Once this happened while no audio was coming through them at any volume and the headset seemed just bricked until it turned off. I learned that holding down on the volume control stick while holding the bluetooth button will force the headset to reset. This wasnt on any websites or in the manual. Ive had to force the headset to reset several times a day. As I use the headset, Ive had to find work arounds for all of the quirks that come with it. I wouldnt wish that on anyone else. Im holding out for some fixes for now, but so far, no luck. It seems to work well enough on mobile through bluetooth and I havent tried it on consoles. but PC is a mess so far and that uses the same dongle as console, so who knows.

Durable and easy to use. Definitely didnt have any issues using.