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It has been years since the original Astro A50 made its debut, and in all that time it hasn't changed. However, with the A50 X, Astro - now owned by Logitech - has made some big changes, adding one of ...

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Astro has become almost a household name for gamers. Among few others, they’ve risen to the highest ranks of the peripheral world, commanding demo stations at stores around the USA. Over the last ...

ASTRO's new A50 headset boasts wireless functionality across all platforms right out of the box, joining the ranks of Turtle Beach, Creative, and Logitech. There are a few missing features holding it ...

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Long praised for its design chops, Astro Studios spun off Astro Gaming back in 2006 – which has been competing with brands like Mad Catz, Tritton and Razer to produce premium gaming headsets. While ...

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—when the ...

If you're serious about your sound when it comes to gaming, chances are you've at least heard of Astro Gaming. Back in 2008, the company introduced its pro gaming-focused headset solution, the A40 ...

Astro Gaming's A50 Wireless Headset is one of the more expensive gaming headsets you can buy, but with its excellent audio quality, comfortable wire-free design, and compatibility with PC, Xbox 360, ...

Sound quality is generally excellent, though you might have to adjust the equalizer settings and the game/voice balance depending on what you're doing. I played Team Fortress 2, and the action came ...