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1 / 8The Astro A50 Wireless is an expensive gaming headset, but is it worth it?
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below average for gaming headsets — based on 84 of 149 we've cataloged.
5.0 appears on 21% of the 58 gaming headsets we've cataloged (of 149).
2.4GHZ is the most common — on 26% of the 200 gaming headsets we've cataloged (of 149).
The verdict
The Astro A50 Wireless offers the bells and whistles you'd expect of a premium gaming headset, but it flubs basics like mic and build quality. For $300, you should get something a little more durable.
✓Liked: Comfortable, Good sound, Battery life
✕Could be better: Mic quality, Build quality, Sleep mode function can be good and bad, Expensive
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Mic in voice chat — worse than expected



