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E3 Hardware Preview: Astro A50 Wireless Headset System

Hardware Lust: Astro has always been in our peripheral vision, but we finally experienced the company’s gaming headsets first-hand when reviewing Ubisoft’s music game slash guitar tutor Rocksmith. Our review bundle shipped with the Astro A30 headset and Mixamp, and it’s been our go-to headset for gaming since — especially with the hardware being platform agnostic. I can use Astro headsets for any device from my Xbox 360 to my Android tablet.

Of course, there were still wires to contend with (we hate wires), and a few design issues that kept the A30s from being perfect. After spending some time with the Astro A50s (which release July 2012), it’s safe to say that Astro has directly addressed those issues, while combining the Mixamp and the 7.1 Surround headphones into an insanely comfortable, wireless, audiophile-grade piece of ear candy.

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Holiday 2019 Gift Guide: Best Gaming Headsets For Any Budget

COGconnected's Holiday 2019 Headset Gift Guide; a perfect resource for finding the perfect headset for that special someone.

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Jimboms2038d ago

These look great, but I could use a new headset designed for PS4.

COGconnected2038d ago

A50's have a PS4 headset. They are about the best you'll find.

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Astro A50 Headset + Base Station (Hardware) Review | CGMagazine

The Astro A50 is a premium pair of headphones that are a perfect fit for gaming - which is good, as they can’t do much else.

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6 Reasons Why The Astro A50 (Gen 4) for PS4 and PC is The Best Gaming Headset Around

COGconnected: Astro A50's have consistently been considered one of the best headsets in the gaming audio market. Astro recently released generation 4 of the A50 and once again these cans deliver a superb audio experience.

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General Shrooms2080d ago

I've been using A40s for about 8 years. I really don't recommend them. There are better options that cost less. You're paying a hefty "gamer tax" with Astro.