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If you've been waiting for a wireless gaming headset deal, then stop what you're doing right now and pay attention to this discount right here.
The brilliant Astro A50 wireless gaming headset has crashed to a record-low price at Amazon for Prime Day. What's more, there are price cuts on both the PlayStation and Xbox variants and the discounts are live on both sides of the Atlantic.
First, in the US, the PlayStation variant is our headline deal due to its record-low price and has crashed to a price of just $194.99 at Amazon (was $299.99), with its Xbox counterpart not far behind at all coming in at $199.99 at Amazon (was $299.99). This is sensation value with a third off of each variant.
In the UK, the price cuts are even deeper. Both the PlayStation A50 coming in at £169.99 and the Xbox A50 also coming in at £169.99 are both down to what looks like record lows for Amazon, dropping considerably from their £319.99 list prices.
As Amazon Prime Day wireless gaming headset deals go these are brilliant, and some of my absolute favorites of the sales event so far.
Today's best Astro A50 wireless gaming headset deals
Astro A50 wireless gaming headset (PlayStation): was $299.99 now $194.99 at Amazon
A record-low price on the brilliant Astro A50 is one of the best deals of the whole sales event and it's even reciprocated in the UK too (link below). If you're looking for a premium wireless headset, this is it.
UK price: was £319.99 now £169.99 at Amazon
Astro A50 wireless gaming headset (Xbox): was $299.99 now $199.99 at Amazon
On Xbox and hoping for the same deal? You bet! The Xbox variant of the same brilliant wireless headset is there for the taking at a similarly low price, and it too can be enjoyed in the UK too.
UK price: was £319.99 now £169.99 at Amazon
This is one of my favorite Prime Day gaming deals, Prime Day PS5 deals, and Prime Day Xbox Series X deals all rolled into one.
I've had an Astro A50 integrated into my setup for years now, since at least mid-2021, such is its quality. I've used it across PS4, PS5, and PC, and now have it permanently attached to my PS3 for when I want to keep up my efforts to revisit that game library. It's like having a player in your sports team that you just have to include - somewhere, anywhere - they are just that good.
More Amazon Prime Day deals in the US
- Amazon Devices: Fire TV Stick from $14.99
- Apple: AirPods + Apple Watch from $69
- Audible: three months free
- Back to school: essentials and tech from $5
- Cameras: $100 off GoPro bundle
- Gaming: free PC games until July 16
- Headphones: up to $120 off Bose, Apple + Sony
- Health: electric toothbrushes from $14.99
- Kitchen: up to 44% off Ninja and Keurig
- Kindle: three months Kindle Unlimited
- Laptops: record-low prices for MacBook Air
- Music Unlimited: five months free
- Phones: Samsung and Google Pixel from $249
- Smart home: up to 61% off cameras
- Tablets: iPads and Samsung from $64.99
- Toys: up to 40% off Lego and Toniebox
- TVs: cheap TVs from $64.99
- Vacuums: Shark and Bissell from $81.99
More Amazon Prime Day deals in the UK
- Amazon Devices: Kindle and Echo up to 66% off
- Apple: AirPods and iPads from £95
- Audible: three months free
- Books: from 99p
- Cars: dash cams from £31.99
- Fans: deals from £15
- Gaming: free PC games until July 16
- Headphones: Sony, JBL and Anker from £34.99
- Health: electric toothbrushes from £16.99
- Kitchen: air fryers and coffee machines from £29.99
- Laptops: up to 42% off Asus, Dell and HP
- Music Unlimited: five months free
- Phones: up to £450 off Samsung and Google
- Tools: up to 40% off Bosch and Karcher
- Toys: Lego and Fisher-Price up to 50% off
- TVs: cheap TVs from £139.99
- Vacuums: up to 55% off Shark, Vax and Eufy
- Video: movies and TV shows from £1.99
- Wi-Fi: Amazon eero routers from £39.99
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Rob is the Managing Editor of TechRadar Gaming, a video games journalist, critic, editor, and writer, and has years of experience gained from multiple publications. Prior to being TechRadar Gaming's Managing Editor, he was TRG's Deputy Editor, and a longstanding member of GamesRadar+, being the Commissioning Editor for Hardware there for years, while also squeezing in a short stint as Gaming Editor at WePC just before joining TechRadar Gaming. He is also a writer on tech, gaming hardware, and video games but also gardens and landscapes, combining the two areas in an upcoming book on video game landscapes that you can back and pre-order now.