Wilson gonzalez

3 de septiembre de 2026

Amazing headphones nothing better

loved these headphones. The Astro A50s were easily one of my favorite gaming headsets I’ve ever used. The sound quality was awesome, especially for gaming, and the surround sound made it really easy to pick up footsteps and figure out where everything was coming from. The wireless connection was also super convenient and I never really had issues with it.The flip-to-mute mic was one of my favorite features, and the mic sounded surprisingly good for a wireless gaming headset. Battery life was around 25 hours, which was more than enough.and the charging base made it really easy to just drop the headset on when I was done. Every now and then clean it well so the connections don’t struggle.They’re also really comfortable. I could wear them for hours without my head or ears feeling completely destroyed, which is honestly a big deal for me. The Dolby Audio, EQ customization, wireless setup, charging dock, and overall build quality made these feel like a genuinely premium headset.I used these for a long time and absolutely loved them. If you’re looking for a wireless gaming headset and don’t mind spending a little more for something actually nice, I’d definitely recommend the A50s. They were easily worth it for me.Ver más

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Catt

18 de septiembre de 2026

Catt

Purchased this one for myself and now my girlfriend. Mic is clean and excellent quality with adequate noise barrier/suppression for the listener. They're light, comfortable for long use and glasses friendly. Too clunky to just take anywhere but a good home setup headphone. 2.4ghz connection is flawless and works out of the box on any machine.Ver más

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Nicholas R. Parker

22 de septiembre de 2026

Premium Look, Feel, and Sound

Purchased these for use with my PC and have found using them to be an excellent experience. This is one of those products that just works perfectly right out of the box. The sound quality of the headphones themselves is clear and well balanced, and the boom mic when folded down by your face sits far enough away from your face to not be a nuance, which I would add also seems to offer crystal clear voice clarity. As best I can tell, the devices using these headphones as an audio output via wired connection to the dock connect to the dock, which in turn connects via proprietary wireless channel to the headphones. The result of this is that there is never any delay in pairing or receiving audio when you switch the headphones on - they just work immediately. There is also a volume adjust wheel on the headphones that makes quick adjustment to media volume easy and convenient, and appears to operate separately from system volume (PC or whatever input device you're using) which I also find to be a welcome creature comfort feature. For charging/docking, the headphones themselves couple magnetically to the base and give a nice "clunk" onto the charging pins when they are set down, which makes it easy to locate the headphones correctly onto the dock for a good charging connection. Lastly, and speaking as someone who wears glasses, these headphones are super comfortable. I can easily wear these for hours at a time while also wearing my normal glasses and experience no discomfort whatsoever. The earpads are a dense foam wrapped in cloth, which makes them feel light and airy while also giving a good seal around the ear for isolating sound. I dont believe these have an active noise cancelling feature - if they do there is not an obvious way to toggle it on and off - but between the over-ear construction and noise isolation from the earpads I dont find myself missing it.My only small gripe is the lack of a play/pause button for controlling video content. I recognize that these are probably designed more for gaming in mind than anything else, but I would have liked to have a play/pause, jump forward, and jump back button set on the right ear rather than the "game" and "voice" buttons.Overall though, these are well worth the price i my opinion. I have found them to be a great addition to my PC setup, and would happily recommend them.

My Public Unique Name

9 de julio de 2026

OverPriced, Overrated, Poor Build Quality AND EVEN WORSE SOFTWARE G-HUB IS TRASH

The build quality on these headphones remind me of a tic tac box, or throw away 3d glasses that get handed to you at the movies.... truly disposable quality.The sound quality is decent, but not the greatest. It lacks depth and texture. These headphones provide a very flat, warm sounds, that would satisfy most listeners, but ITS NOT "the best sounding headphones" that people claim they are. Right now, after I would say the Turtle Beach Stealth Gen 3 700 (NOT THE PRO 2, EVEN IF THEY HAVE THE SAME DRIVERS!) takes the crown for best sounding headset, but their build quality is even worse than logitech and the connectivity is bad.The logitech a50 connectivity seems reliable, EXCEPT its centered on the base station, meaning even if you try to use bluetooth audio, its a hop first to the base station THEN a second hop to your phone or other device. Meaning you cant use this without the base station! Not that you would want to wear these outside, they look ridiculous.But really the biggest deal breaker of all, is the software. The logitech brand is truly dead inside. Its a zombie corporation who are hell bent on getting all of your personal data. They want to install g-hub to use your headphones. G hub is basically spyware sitting on your pc phoning back to logitech with any amount of information they would like to collect about you.That aside, unfortunaetly (or fortunately) g hub is such trash software that I couldn't get it installed on Windows. I did everything you could possibly do, including clean uninstalling all logitech software, reinstalling it with no firewall. And attempting to restart the services in a particular order, NOTHING WORKED. It fails to boot the application....What a nightmare. I really only care about being able to eq these headphones, so I used an open source app to do that and test the range of the sound here, and there is little in the way of adjustability to the sound signature. By that I mean if you wanted a "clearer" sound, less warm, and punchier bass (less prevalent in mid frequencies) you won't really be able to get these cans to produce sounds in that way.I am not a gamer, i just want the best sound quality possible, in a wiress headset. Right now after trying many pairs, turtle beach gen 3 700 achieves that, but at the cost of bad connectivity and poor build quality (min has already broke) But the drivers on there are the clearest you can get AND YET produce thumping, sharp bass.You aren't going to get sound like that from any of these gaming headsets, not even the maxwells, that have no bass whatsoever.These headphones are overrated UNLESS you need the specific multi point connectivity to use these between all your gaming consoles. Which i hear seems to be the main selling point. I wouldn't know i dont have any gaming consoles to test that out with....Oh and if thats how you use these be aware that the battery life is trash. Like 10 hours max. So if you use these on your work computer for meetings, then switch to consoles for gaming. You arent going to be able to do that most days without docking these and charging them.... IDK if you these can be plugged in and charges while being used, I would hope so, otherwise 10 hrs is not enough.Most headphones offer 30-80 hrs these days

Joshua Doble

30 de octubre de 2024

Initial Impressions Are Looking Good

I recently changed my review for the Logitech G935 down to 2 stars after running into many of the same issues as the other reviewers who left negative reviews. I was disappointed they were right, as Logitech has always provided a quality and lasting product. I also said that I was going to be getting this headset. I purposefully did not read any reviews until I had it in my hands. Here are my initial impressions out of the box:- Durability: The headband cushion feels incredibly flimsy. I've seen quite a few other people talk about this, and I fully believe and expect this will be a source of contention shortly. It is only connected by two seemingly flimsy tabs. One person said they zip-tied it in place right out of the box. I can't say I blame them, but I won't resort to that. If this breaks, I'll be sending it back.- Setup: The setup is straightforward. However, regardless of which platform you use, you will need a minimum of two cords to fully set up (a power cord for the base and a USB plugin for the platform). Once the headset is on, connected, and set to the right input/output, my PC and Logitech GHub app detected it immediately. I should point out that all of the required cords were included. On top of this, they also included outlet adapters for every type of outlet I know of (European, Middle Eastern, etc; there are a total of 5 outlet adapters). I point this out because other reviews say they didn't get the correct plug adapter (I may have a new generation of the headset).- Weight: I saw some reviews commenting on the headset's weight. In my hand, they don't feel heavier than my G935s, although admittedly, those are already on the heavy side. I don't suspect that this will be an issue for me, but if you have used primarily lighter headsets in the past, it may be an adjustment for you.- Dolby Atmos activation/upgrade: Based on the literature and starting stages of setup, my initial understanding was that this was a paid upgrade accessed via monthly subscription (which is outrageous on its own, but I digress). Thankfully, this is not the case. A license to use and access Dolby Atmos for Headphones is included with your purchase of this headset, and the only thing you have to do is download the Dolby app. If your headset is on, Dolby will automatically detect it and apply the settings. I can tell that it did SOMETHING, but I haven't noticed any life-altering changes to the sound quality yet. Furthermore, there is a built-in EQ in the Logitech GHub app (I know many people don't like this app, but I have had good luck with it so far).- Comfort: The earmuffs are comfortable but on the smaller side. My ears don't seem to fit into them as well as they did in my G935s. The ear placements are fully adjustable, so you can raise/lower them as needed. I saw other reviewers say they couldn't do this. I may have a new generation of the headset.- Sound quality: As stated previously, I had a pair of Logitech G935s. They produced impressive sound, and I was thoroughly content with them. Since this isn't a MAJOR upgrade (in my opinion), I wasn't overly blown away by a distinct increase in sound quality. If I'm being 100% honest, I was initially slightly let down before adjusting the EQ to a more familiar tone. Now that it sounds more like I'm used to, it sounds about the same as my G935s. I'm by no means an audiophile; I use headsets for Discord, video games, and sometimes music. I care more about bass and clarity than anything else. Do with this information what you will.All in all, I remain hopeful. It only gets four stars because the headband cushion issue is...well, going to be an issue. I don't like that I could pinpoint a potential source of contention as soon I put it on my head. But to be fair to Logitech, it works as expected right now. I will update this review in the future, especially if I have any issues with this product.

clark

14 de agosto de 2026

Great sound and easy setup.

As a PC user I have always used Logitech for my gaming and entertainment sound source. And just like every Logitech device I've used the setup was easy and fast. My only issues is not being able to detach the mic as I don't use it and the cushions for the ears seem to be cloth which seem to trap any heat coming off the body. Other than that the sound quality it top notch and the setup was easy.For all those claiming you need to pay to use Dolby Atmos need to stop. Just because your audio setup is garbage or you have a old PC doesn't mean you have to pay to use it.I have a Asus ROG Crosshair X870E, AMD Ryzen 9 9950x running Windows 11 Pro. These headphones default to Dobly Atmos on my system. Are they overpriced, maybe to some.As a person who has over 30 years of PC building experience and almost the same 30 years of using Logitech products. These headphones are extremely good. Don't listen to people who may have gotten a defective product or never checked to see if there system runs what these headphones support.Happy customer.Ver más

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