Astro Gaming A50

Throwing this out because I haven’t seen it mentioned: Astro A50.

I’ve had mine for around 6 years now no problems, lightweight and comfortable and the sound is fantastic.

There really isn't anything bad to say about this headset! I upgraded from a Razer Nari Essential which was so uncomfortable and had terrible audio mixing. I have used the A50's for a week now and so far my friends tell me how much more clear my voice is. They are very comfortable for long gaming se...

I replayed some games like god of war and some others plus AC Valhalla and Demon's Souls and it's like you can hear a whole new spectrum of sound, tiny details of sound you could previously not hear, not on my A50's or A40's or Steelseries Pro, but this is my first pair of headphones that use 100mm planar magnetic drivers, no idea headphones could sound so good, totally in love with these bad boys!. I know some people had complaints about some weird wooshing noise and disconnects further than like 5 feet away, but I have not experienced any of these issues myself, just plugged them into my laptop, turned off sidetone via their HQ Software app then plugged it into the back USB port of my PS5, it took 10 seconds to pair and i heard "connected" and that was it. Absolutely incredible pair of high end headphones for anyone looking for a new set.

I’ve had my A50’s for about 6 months now and it’s a love hate relationship. Here are my pros and cons for them. Pros: - Beautiful audio quality - Easy to switch out the ear muffs - Ear cups are very very comfortable - Wireless! Cons: - Charging with the base station doesn’t always guarantee the head...

BTW, I'm kinda limited in the options because not every headset or dac/amp can be shipped to my country. So I want your advice. **Should I get those or there is better options out there?**. Currently using my 5 years old **astro a50, is it worth to upgrade to the previously mentioned set or the current headset is good enough and I won't see much of an improvement?

I’ve had my A50’s for about 6 months now and it’s a love hate relationship. Here are my pros and cons for them. Pros: - Beautiful audio quality - Easy to switch out the ear muffs - Ear cups are very very comfortable - Wireless! Cons: - Charging with the base station doesn’t always guarantee the head...

I haven’t used a gaming headset in quite some time and every one I’ve used I’ve been disappointed with (Arctis 9X/7X/7, Astro A50/A40, Corsair HS60, Razer Nari to name a few). The wireless/convenience features were nice though. The only two gaming headsets I’ve seen consistently recommended to people on Reddit are the HyperX Cloud II’s and the CoolerMaster MH751/752 although I’ve never used either personally.

I've been hunting for a quality wireless gaming headset for quite a while and thought the premise of this one might have potential. The problem with most, if not all of the higher quality wireless headsets is that the battery life usually gets bad after a decent bit of use. I often forget to plug th...

Honest opinion if you can afford it get Astro A50 for wireless headset. if it dies outside of warranty the charge $50 flat fee and that includes another 1 year warranty.

chairs you're on your own. i use a recliner and 55" oled lol

I'm currently on my 3rd different A50 headset since 2015. While it has lots of positive qualities - comfort, single-charge battery life, and outstanding audio quality - I simply can't recommend it at $300 due to the short lifespan I've experienced on the first 2. I use this headset on a daily basis,...