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.

Charging cradle is smaller and still very unique; Switches to the more reliable 2.4GHz band (finally); Comfortable and durable;

Middling battery life; Poor noise isolation; Expensive;

Sound quality isn’t amazing, though the EQ software allows you to fine tune things, the headphones themselves just aren’t at a comparable quality level to the price. The base is works but you need to hold your mouth just right to get the charging points to line up despite them being magnetised

The Astro A50 Wireless is one of the most expensive gaming headsets on offer, but the features, build quality and Dolby-powered audio quality largely reflect the high price point.

I previously had the Gen3 Astros and they were flawless and gave me phenomenal sound and precision sound direction (footsteps, voices etc). These Gen4 Astros are essentially the same but offer an even better battery life which is well over 15hrs and redesigned base station charger which is slimmer and offers better electrical contact when docking the headphones (in most cases with the gen3 you’d need to spend a good 30seconds trying to dock the headphones correctly on the contacts before they would charge)

If you're looking for a high quality gaming headset, you can't go wrong with this one. Super stylish and incredibly comfy, the microphone picks up sound well, and the sound quality is exceptional. The base for charging is super sleek, although it does produce a lot of light so may not be suitable for bedrooms with light-sensitive sleepers. However, that's one small fault for an otherwise exceptional product.

I bought these as a replacement for a wired headset for my xbox. Installation was easy enough with the supplied optical and micro usb cables. Initial charge time for the headset was around 7 hours to fully charged.

Best headphones I've ever owned. YES it's pricey but if you can get over that then there's nothing to complain about these headsets. I'm very happy with them.

The sound is great. When I first launched the headphones I had to make sure my TV volume was still off because I couldn't even tell that those were the headphones. The binaural audio really doesn't seem all too different from other headsets and it's bluetooth range doesn't seem to work from all too...

Product easy to apply to my headset and was considerably comfortable, although with prolonged use cause ear ache, and I mean 20+ hours... I would recommend to friends although the headset itself is incomparable quality to its competitors

Used head set only 5 times than it stop working on me the light want turn on nothing it's brokin do I advice you to not by this prudent or headset