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ASTRO Gaming A50 (Gen 3) vs Aukey EP-B48: which should you buy?

Specs, scores and condensed review verdicts for the ASTRO Gaming A50 (Gen 3) vs Aukey EP-B48, side by side. Where a product has no HearWiki score yet, not enough reviews have been aggregated to rate it.

Score breakdown

Each axis is a 0–10 blend of what reviewers scored, not a lab measurement.

ASTRO Gaming A50 (Gen 3)
Sound8.0
Battery7.0
Calls6.0
Value7.0
Aukey EP-B48

No sub-scores yet - not enough rated reviews.

Specifications

Specification comparison of ASTRO Gaming A50 (Gen 3) vs Aukey EP-B48
SpecASTRO Gaming A50 (Gen 3)Aukey EP-B48
TypeOver-EarOver-Ear
Price (USD)$60$70
HearWiki score82 / 100 · GreatNot scored
Released20172017
Audio
Driverdynamicdynamic
Driver size40 mm-
Drivers per side2-
Frequency response20Hz - 20,000Hz-
Impedance48 Ω-
Wireless
Bluetooth-4.1
Bluetooth versionnone-
CodecsSBCSBC
Multipoint pairingNoNo
Wireless range9.1 m10 m
Battery
Battery life15 h20 h
Battery life (ANC on)-15 h
Full charge time-120 min
Wireless chargingNo-
Features
Active noise cancellingNo-
ANC type-hybrid
Transparency mode-No
Companion app-No
Custom EQ-No
Wear detection-No
Controls-buttons
Design
Weight380 g46.5 g
Water resistancenone-
USB-C-No
Calls
Microphones11
Call noise reduction-CVC 6.0

What reviewers said

ASTRO Gaming A50 (Gen 3)

The ASTRO Gaming A50 (Gen 3) is a premium wireless headset designed for immersive gaming, delivering crisp virtual surround sound and a comfortable over-ear fit. Its standout feature is the convenient charging base, which also acts as a hub for connectivity, though the detachable microphone and software experience are less impressive than the hardware itself.

  • Pro:Immersive virtual 7.1 surround sound
  • Pro:Comfortable for long gaming sessions
  • Pro:Convenient charging base and dock
  • Con:Microphone quality is only average
  • Con:Companion software is clunky
  • Con:No Bluetooth or multipoint support

Aukey EP-B48

The Aukey EP-B48 is a budget-friendly wireless over-ear headphone released in early 2017, offering hybrid active noise cancellation for its price point. It provides a decent battery life of up to 20 hours without ANC and 15 hours with it, though it relies on older Bluetooth 4.1 and SBC only. The design is lightweight at under 50 grams, but it lacks modern conveniences like USB-C, app support, or transparency mode.

  • Pro:Very lightweight at 46.5 grams
  • Pro:Hybrid ANC for effective noise reduction
  • Pro:20-hour battery without ANC
  • Con:No USB-C charging
  • Con:Bluetooth 4.1 with SBC only
  • Con:No app or EQ customization

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