It was 2012, and the original Avengers was just hitting theaters. “Call Me Maybe” was tearing up the charts. And Astro had just released its first wireless headset, the original Astro A50 Wireless.

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At first glance, the Astro A50 Gen 5 headset doesn’t seem all that different from previous iterations of this trusted line of gamer-focused gear. Fortunately, outside of the iconic design, the latest ...

Expensive as ever, Astro’s redesigned A50 nevertheless makes a case for its sticker price with a sleeker charging cradle, a return to the more reliable 2.4GHz band, and a refined audio profile. Last ...

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 ...

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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The ASTRO A50 and base station make for one of the best headset and charging station combinations I've ever used. The A50's stand as a perfect example that gaming headsets can be both convenient, and ...