Logitech G Astro A30 LIGHTSPEED Wireless Gaming Headset with Bluetooth, Dolby Atmos, Detachable Boom Mic - 27H Battery Life, USB-C Charging - Compatible with PS5, PS4, Xbox, Switch, PC & Android (Blue) - Perfect for Competitive Gaming & Immersive Entertainment

It's been a whilst since I've owned a Astro gaming headset, the last one being the A50 which lacked clarity & had background hiss. The new A30 wireless is a big departure & Logitech's influence since acquiring Astro is seemingly present in this headset.Stylistically I can't fault the headset at all, with a nice premium finish, comfortable for long periods and a nice hardened case for good measure. Astro has been reluctant to include Bluetooth functionality, but this time they have a product which is truly multifunctional. In fact you can use the aux cable, 2.4ghz wireless & Bluetooth simultaneously. Overkill? Maybe, but going from the bare bones functions of previous models, I'll take this new approach.Now onto the sound. I have recently been using the Steelseries Nova Pro Wireless, which is a great headset, but I've got to be honest - I much prefer the Astros. Not just in terms of comfort & ease of use, but the Astros signature sound is superior. The Nova's are quite sharp sounding, with the audio often becoming too busy. The separation is much better on the A30s. The soundstage & directional audio is quite similar between the two, but the A30s have more bass. Much more bass in fact. The A50s may seem to have more bass than the A30s, but those could be quite boomy. It's a much tighter bass on the A30s.The headset default EQ is set to immersion mode in the phone app settings, which for me doesn't need tinkering with at all. Out-the-box you're good to go.Very easy to set-up with your phone using the app & on Xbox it is straightforward also.I'm really trying to think of any negatives but none spring to mind. I did think the small joystick control would prove too fiddly, but even that has surpassed my expectations.Overall I couldn't be more pleased with my purchase. £230 isn't exactly cheap for a headset, but considering I've spent considerably more in the past, for inferior products compared to the A30s, I feel they are appropriately priced. So turn off the gas & electric for a couple of days & you should be able to afford it!