Gaming Headsets Astro Headset

Most gaming headsets are too heavy for me and they hurt my ears so I wanted an on ear headset that was wireless and not too heavy. I am really happy with this headset my head and neck don't hurt after playing for several hours in a row and the noise cancelling helps me to hear my husband better through the sounds of the game. These are amazing and I would encourage anyone like me who gets head and neck aches from normal bulky gaming headsets to give these a shot.

Best bluetooth headset that I have had so far. I've gone through two sony headsets in the past few months and these are by far the best I've come across.

These last 6-8hr in my Eartec headsets which means it's essential to have two batts for every headset!

....and with these you get a GREAT headset. This was the second round of headsets I ordered after being displeased with the build quality of another brand that I had previously ordered. These are quality, solid built, headsets and the work perfectly for their intended purpose. I bought them for camera operators to use in a house of worship setting. The dual sided earphones offer ample sound isolation for our camera operators. The room noise level peaks around 90db and the camera operators have no issue hearing the director. Great Buy, will buy more in the future as needed!

Amazing headset for gaming! I couldn't be happier with this product.

This would be my first gaming headset, the blue microphone definitely is very different from anything i used before. thanks again B&H. Received the headset in just 4 days.

At a certain point a few years back, I decided to make the switch to Astro A40s. And since then, I’ve never used another headset. Going forward, I will only buy future generations of the A40s. The ratio of comfort to sound quality is second to none in my opinion. Incredibly lightweight. I can wear them for hours with no soreness issues.

These headsets have made a radical change in the sound quality of the middle school productions that I help to run. At this price point, we can put a headset on every child who has a line and with a careful mic plan, swap transmitters so that everyone can be heard at the proper time. And we can have a few extra on-hand for when they break or quit, which does happen; we generally lose one or two over the course of tech week + show. But again, the price point means we haven't blown our entire budget having to replace one headset. They are easily swapped out, and they deliver fine sound quality. Seriously worth their weight in gold. I have bought probably two dozen of these from B&H in the past year for various performances and am buying more to have extras on-hand for our next show. I've still spent vastly less than a single headset of the more expensive variety. Highly recommend for anyone using a Shure transmitter system.

Evergreen Elementary gets a supply of these each fall since no warranty covers a second grader sitting on the headset when he fails to pay attention, etc. The headsets work very well and block out competing student noise (inevitable at this level). Nobody has complained about comfort problems in use. By next year we will have replaced all the headsets in the school-some 300.

I’ve gone through a number of headsets for my desk work phone. I’ve spent from $19 all the way to $47. The headphones just didn’t work well, the noise cancellation and mic fidelity were very dad. Welp you get what you pay for sometimes. These headphones exceeded my expectations. Remember though this model is the for phone jack, the RJ9. I got it for around $132. Totally worth every penny. Not only is the sounds quality better on my ears, the feel and attention to Detail is great. I have a Cisco phone at work and these Cisco headphones are the ones you want. Don’t make a mistake and get cheap headsets for work. You will be using it all the time. Invest in a good headset. Just get this headset already.