2020 Best gaming headphone – Astro A50 4th generation

Best gaming headphones for PC / Play station / Xbox

The Astro A50 4th generation design-wise, quality-wise improved a lot compare to previous Astro

Essentially the most noticeable improvement to the Astro A50 is the design, which ditches the gaudy toy-like neon inexperienced accents of its predecessor. As an alternative, we get chrome parts and really refined gold features, throughout contrasting matte and gloss black plastics. Matte, for probably the most part, fortunately.

The bottom station has additionally had a design improve, complimented by a weightier design and barely smaller footprint. The respectable weight ensures it will not slip and slide all over the place, pulled against the tautness of the optical audio or USB connectors. It has a switch on the reverse to move it between PC and Xbox (or Play station) voice chat modes, with handy lights on the front which indicate battery life, EQ modes, and platform setting.

The magnetized base makes it easy to dock and charge your Astro A50 headset, which lists around 15 hours of battery life or longer with a range of 30 ft for wireless connectivity. The signal is amazingly stable, and suffered zero interference regardless of sharing a small space with tons of different wireless devices. I had a problem with the earlier A50 headset base station where its wireless signal canceled out the wireless signal from my Xbox controller. Fortunately, it appears Astro has solved that peculiar downside.

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Comfort

The A50 wireless headphone is very comfortable. It stays on my head properly even moving hard. The most important part is, it does not heat up around ear areas. Often wearing headphones for long time, it may heat up around ear areas, and it bother’s player.

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