Astro A50

Caveat, I'm a PC gamer that doesn't use headsets these days, but I have a sorta big head, I've encountered this SO much lol. But when I did still opt just for headsets before I switched to PC and set myself up with a boom arm mic rig + studio headphones, I loved HyperX's headsets for fit & comfort.

I think you should give them a shot. You might be pleasantly surprised by how well the A20 X/G522's sound. I still play games fairly competitively (former Halo competitor, currently ranked Diamond in The Finals; worked in esports full-time for the past decade - I've worn many a gaming headset or bee

I got it renewed for $150 and I still think I overspent. It's absolutely not worth $250. Most of these "gaming brands": Razer, Logitech, Steelseries, etc. consists of 60% of marketing BS. It doesn't mean they are bad products, you just need to know you're buying for the features, not necessarily qua

I recently got the Cloud III S Wireless...I got it on sale on Amazon a week or so ago, and they are absolutely great so far. I had some wired Cloud II's quite a while ago, and the Cloud III S is everything I love about HyperX headsets. Super comfy, 2.4 and bluetooth connections that you can alternat

I know this is a audeze thread but I have the Logitech Astro a50 gen 5 and they have graphene drivers. Closest you can get to planar magnetic ant $300. On sale now for $259, beside the SteelSeries Arctis nova elite that’s 600 with carbon fiber drivers. Just saying if there’s thing that you don’t lik

I have heard a lot of good things about the Astro A50 Gen 5! There is a more expensive variant (A50X) but the only difference is the dock and some minor cosmetic differences. Defo give them a look! They can be a little pricy though Logitech Aurora headset is also quite good, but the mic is a little

The Logitech a20x is basically the a50 without the graphene drivers. Battery is good, good build, good price and the mic is almost as good as the a50 gen 5. For the price it’s an excellent headset. Has app control too and a little isb hub for 2 connections. Good sound and can tweak EQ in the app. Co

KVM switch for the two computers makes this setup trivial, been there done that, still doing that. Been working remotely more or less since COVID so a clean singular work-and-play setup was important to me. For integrating a console into the mix, my solution was the Logitech Astro A50 X wireless hea

I own both concurrently and can give you my 2c You’re mixing up a workflow change with an actual audio downgrade. Gen 4 didn’t give you “real” surround everywhere — it matrixed lossy Dolby Digital 5.1 over Toslink and virtualised it in the base station. Convenient, yes. Higher fidelity, no. It added

Unusual but I'm not going to question it... Do you have a budget at all? That might help people to help you I have a pair of Logitech Astro A50 Lightspeed's. They're expensive, like £250ish. They're very comfortable and have great audio and microphone quality though