Astro A50 vs. Logitech g930 I recently purchased the Logitech g930 headphones but returned them for the Astro A50. In this review it will be a direct comparison of the 2. Also, the headphones are being used on an iMac. A50 Advantages: Sound is significantly better.

Astro Gaming's new A50 wireless gaming headset follows its predecessors as one of the most impressive, and pricey, headsets on the market. It rings in at a hefty but justifies its price tag with excellent audio quality and a full feature set, including an attractive charging cradle.

Excellent sound quality; Very comfortable; Convenient charging cradle

Expensive; Bundle/cradle only works with either PlayStation 4 or Xbox One; No wired option for mobile devices

So, how can you save money buying them EASY!! Go get just the headset from thatebay.complace $50.00, Then go buy the usb dongle at astro for 40.00... There ya go. The best set of headphones, you'll ever own -PERIOD- --Also grab the dolby software for the usb dongle at astro.

Love'em Can;t say enough about them

The price $300.00

It's my opinion that the Astro A50 have incredible sound great volume and that they are wireless very comfortable. They only draw back is and it's very small is that there is no custom EQ if you want that then get the A40 TR and all of your needs are met.

Great sound

Very little sound customization

Overall then, we had a great experience with the Astro A50 Wireless + Base Station. Everything about this gaming audio system just screams premium - well, everything but the cloth ear cushions and headband cushion (can be upgraded to synthetic leather at an extra cost) - and we genuinely were...

Dolby Digital 7.1; 5GHz wireless frequency; 30ft range; 15-hour battery life; PS VR compatible

Expensive

I bought these as a replacement for a wired headset for my xbox. Installation was easy enough with the supplied optical and micro usb cables. Initial charge time for the headset was around 7 hours to fully charged.

Extremely comfortable; Strong audio quality; Very easy to use; Sturdy construction; Immersive surround sound;

Design won't appeal to all; Slightly too much head-gripping force; Very expensive;

I purchased the Astro A50 Gen 3 recently. I have previously owned the Astro A50 Gen 1, in addition to headsets made by Turtle Beach and LucidSound. I can say with certainty that the A50 Gen 3 blows other gaming headsets away. The audio quality is excellent.. The battery life is also very good.

Sound quality isn’t amazing, though the EQ software allows you to fine tune things, the headphones themselves just aren’t at a comparable quality level to the price. The base is works but you need to hold your mouth just right to get the charging points to line up despite them being magnetised

Product easy to apply to my headset and was considerably comfortable, although with prolonged use cause ear ache, and I mean 20+ hours... I would recommend to friends although the headset itself is incomparable quality to its competitors