The Astro A50 (along with its corded cousin, the A40) is one of the most popular gaming headsets out there. It’s also one of the least commonly discounted. So if it’s been on your wish list, Prime Day’s your big chance to score one for 40% off.
Astro recently released a new version of their flagship A50 wireless gaming headset. This model works with both PC and consoles, and even comes with a magnetic charging dock. It’s a solid headset overall, and offers some significant improvements on its already good predecessor. It’s also got a few niggling flaws.
We recently wrote about the refresh the best gaming headset, the Astro A50, got for the new generation of consoles. Those new versions are $50 off today, their first discount, and a rare discount for Astro products in general. [Astro A50]
Astro's eBay store sells refurb Astro products, and today they're even cheaper than usual.
Good news for gaming headset owners: The Xbox One March update will bring with it support for optical Dolby audio output, meaning that your Astro/Turtle Beach/other gaming headset will finally get a full surround signal. Polygon's tested an Astro headset and they say it works great.
Almost six thousand votes later, you've chosen the Astro A50 as the best gaming headset. The Astro, a name synonymous with gaming headsets, took 31% of your votes, which only strengthens the brand's previous recommendations by Kotaku Editorial and Lifehacker readers. [Amazon]
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Finding a good gaming headset really shouldn't be as hard as it is. And yet for the longest time, I couldn't find a decent set of gaming headphones. Until Astro came along, that is.
We usually don't post concept renders—and for good reason. They're usually stupid, and for that reason never, yknow, exist. But Astro's modular KitchenScape appliance set is quite the opposite: very clever, and worthy of existence! And highly attractive.
