It's annoying to not have the visual indication of the settings in the middle of a game, but that's more the fault of the Xbox than the headset. It's worth noting that the volume and chat/game mixer settings are only controlled through the headset, and they can't be viewed through the Xbox console guide's audio menus. With a simple insert of the USB dongle into the front of the console, the headset instantly paired, and I was greeted with the "Headset Assigned" message on the Xbox dashboard.
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It brings a smile to my face when a company adopts the modern and superior USB connector.Ĭonnecting the headset to my Xbox Series X was a breeze.
In addition to the headset, the box is packed with a USB dongle for connectivity to your console, as well as a USB-C cord for charging purposes.
Astro highlights the headset's cross-platform functionality, so my best guess is the button is used to switch between different dongles plugged into various consoles. It's worth nothing that there's an additional button with an unknown function the directions were not very clear. With a power button, volume wheel, and game/chat mixers, it's standard fare for a modern, wireless headset. Along the right ear cup sits all the buttons to adjust the headset settings. With a massive white frame, traces of green, and a stiff microphone arm on the side, the A20s aren't something that you'd consider wearing in your next work Zoom meeting. My wife called me a robot when the headset engulfed my overgrown hair and head. At first glance, the A20s are just what I expected: big, loud, and obnoxious.
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