There’s also no ANC on this headset, which, at this price range we would have liked to have seen. However, configuring the audio using the small control knob on the back was difficult to locate, and always required a bit of finicking ahead of getting it working and mixed the way that we like it, but we did have to re-pair devices on occasion which did get pretty tedious. The mixing on the headset worked fantastically well, and we were able to connect to multiple different sources and switch between them easily. The plastic construction of the headset does leave something to be desired, however, as it’s creaky, and didn’t really fill us with too much confidence when we were putting them on our head, or adjusting them.ĭexerto The controls on the back of the headset are difficult to reach. The Astro A30 gaming headset looks excellent from the moment that you take it out of the box, it’s speaker tags are adorned with an oil-slick-like effect, and the navy blue coloring is a fresh take, compared to the list of endless matte black headsets that we see. Included in the box: Astro A30 gaming headset, carrying case, USB-A to USB-C cable, LIGHTSPEED receiver, 3,5mm combination jack. Features: Device switching, audio mixing, detachable boom mic, 27-hour battery life, LIGHTSPEED wireless, customizable speaker tags.Compatibility: PS5, Xbox, PC, Bluetooth devices, Nintendo Switch.Connectivity: Bluetooth, 2.4GHz Dongle, Detachable 3.5mm wire (Headset jack/combination jack).

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