Astro’s new A50 touts a new charging station and better controls, but still doesn’t put out the audio you might expect from a $300 pair of headphones. There was a time—not too long ago, even ...

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 ...

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The Astro A50 packs phenomenal sound and wireless convenience, if you're willing to throw down $300.

Update November 10, 2020: Astro has released a firmware update for the Astro A50 to bring compatibility for the Xbox Series X without SPDIF optical. Here are some steps on how to get it working.

The Astro A50 (Gen 5) remains the king of convenience, with a boastful feature set, upgraded charge dock, triple-USB connections, and dual-audio Bluetooth mixing to boot.

This Black Friday, the ASTRO A50 Wireless Gaming Headset and Base Station is on sale at Amazon for $209.95 (regularly $299.99).

A model down from the A50 X, this new headset removes the video passthrough, but retains everything that made the X my favorite headset.

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The A50 wireless headset ($299, available online) represents Astro's shot at combining the Astro mixamp and A40 wireless systems into one wireless package.

For most setups, the Astro A50 uses two connections: USB and optical. After plugging into those two ports, syncing is accomplished with by pressing a button on the transmitter and then the headset.