ASTRO Gaming A20 Wireless Headset Gen 2 for Xbox Series X | S, Xbox One, PC & Mac - White /Green

Feels great. Mic sounds great(tho a tad sensitive side),both boonless and bones. Connects well. The ear cushions feel great and are easy enough to replace if needed.I play various games on the PS5, and in games like Apex Legends(and various cods) where audio is normally not there(iykyk), it actually does pick up quite a bit more than you'd expect. The only I guess downside is it's bass isn't real heavy, but, what it slightly lacks in bass, it makes up for overall clarity. Oh, and very rarely, it does have problems registering the mic is on. Overall, I do think it's worth the price point,tho I won't lie; my a10' and a30's seemed sound wise better for bass.

Had for 5 months, still in amazing shape. Used nightly with no issues. Connectivity to Xbox is a breeze, sound is wonderful for the price. No complaints at all

My only two gripes are:1. The sleep mode is super buggy. Would prefer it to just turn off the device. When it goes back on it plays no sound, so I have to basically turn it off and on again.2. The mic quality is not that good. The internal one is better, but if you really need to use the boom mic, it's somewhat bad. The noise suppression is good, but you need to put it really far away from your mouth or the audio will be really hideous. Don't like how my voice sounds on this.That being said, audio quality and volume are awesome. The ability to use BT and 2.4Ghz connections at the same time so I can simultaneously hear audio from my phone and laptop is excellent and the main reason I think that someone would buy this.I think the Mandalorian edition is way prettier than the blue and white stock ones. Those look cheaper to me.Purchased it used like new and I charge it every three or four days while using it the whole day. The clamping is a bit strong, but the cushions make it really comfortable to wear it for hours.It cuts out if I leave the room where I have my devices, so keep that in mind if range is something you care about.It's and odd choice to make it so you can only configure it using a phone app. I don't mind, but they should've integrated this to the Logitech GHUB app.Finally, would love to purchase custom plates but I have looked for them everywhere and I don't think they exist at all.

If you’re thinking about buying these, do yourself a favor and don’t. After researching gaming headsets for a little over a month, I’ve realized there isn’t a SINGLE company that puts out a decent product, and Logitech/Astro is no exception. Most gaming headsets have countless negative reviews, and you will not find one where people can confidently say, “This is a great headset or no issues and great value for $300.”I finally settled on the A30s because every headset I looked at had complaints, so I figured I’d just have to pick one and hope for the best. I assumed people might just be overly critical, but I was wrong. These A30s are actual junk…First off, I’m already experiencing major issue not even a week in. The USB transmitter constantly loses connection. I specifically bought these for Xbox (as advertised on the box), but it randomly detects itself as being connected to PlayStation or PC. This is despite the USB being directly plugged into my Xbox, which shows how bad the hardware is.Another annoyance is that, to use the headset wirelessly with the mixer/controller for volume and channels, you need to connect it to your phone via Bluetooth. This is ridiculous. If you set the headset down and walk away, you have to remember to disconnect it from your phone. There’s nothing better than getting a phone call blasting in your ear while gaming….On top of that, I’ve experienced the common issue where these things just won’t turn off. Holding the power button does nothing. To turn them off, you have to unplug the USB transmitter, reconnect it three or four times, and then re-pair them, just to power them off.If you plan on using these wired, don’t bother. The audio quality is terrible, and the 3.5mm cable it comes with seems faulty (which maybe why the audio is so bad wired) I constantly have to twist the cable to get the audio to come through correctly.You’d think $300 would get you a solid pair of gaming headphones, but you’d be wrong. Do yourself a favor and avoid these. They’re nothing but problems. I’d probably go with the Steel Series Novas if I could go back in time..

I wanted to really love these headphones & I think they are good for the price you pay. I wanted white headphones for my white setup look that I have going on. They work okay for the most part. The issues I have with mine are -The sound will cut out randomly for no apparent reason. I will be in the middle of a game or playing a video & the audio cuts out for some reason. It’s easily fixed by just turning them back on but it dosent make much sense as to why they cut out especially when they are fully charged. It does not happen every time I use them but often enough.The Bluetooth range is not far at all. It is about 15/20 feet from my laptop to the kitchen. I live in a small apartment & the sound does not carry from far away at all. I wish the range was more like the AirPod quality but again, you get what you pay for.Other than those two things I really enjoy these headphones. The sound quality is great & sound proof is pretty awesome. Also the microphone works really great for me as well, I have had no issues with it so far & my partner was able to understand what I was saying perfectly. I love that you can detach it as well so I don’t have it in my way if I don’t want it there. The color is perfect & it’s comfortable to wear for long periods of time.

Absolutely love this headset! Amazing sound quality that is as loud as you want while being very clear! Clear mic for my teammates! Comfortable fit and easy connecting USB for my Xbox series x! I have been searching a for a year for THE gaming headset and I'm happy to say that search has ended!