Logitech

A40 TR Gaming Headset + MixAmp Pro TR (Gen 4)

Logitech A40 TR Gaming Headset + MixAmp Pro TR (Gen 4)

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Sentiment score75% positive
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Last updated: Apr 26, 2026

Reddit Reviews

Reddit Icon2LG1T
7 months ago

Astro a40 with mixamp, I have not tried the a50s yet. Best headset I have found.

Reddit IconCgking11
6 months ago

Astros mix amp A40's are really good and buy the dolby atmos pass. They're not to expensive too.

Reddit IconKinghenery
7 months ago

Astro a40s with mixamp are very good. I had a pair that broke, so I tried an expensive Audeze headset that seemed good but it wasnt the same. About a year of use I swapped back to A40s, they were so much better imo.

Reddit Iconnoice_nups
4 months ago

I got the wired Astro A40 pro with mix amp almost 8 years ago. I’ve replaced pads once. They’ve been great throughout multiple consoles, and now finally on PC. Highly recommend.

Reddit Iconsundayflow
7 months ago

The astro a40 with the mixamp proved me wrong. I will probably never buy something else.

7 months ago

There is nothing to compare it to imo, it just hits different and they clarity is out of this world. I really dont know what they use, I just play games man :p

Reddit IconTheLordYuppa
3 months ago

I have yet to find an upgrade replacement for my Astro a40 Mixamp set up. Still works great if they are still available? Mines quite old now and still works wonderfully.

Reddit Icon404NeuralNotFound
3 months ago

Yes, I had that problem too. I've had an A40 TR since 2017 (which still works perfectly) and I bought a second, latest-generation one. I found the new one inferior to the old one. I left it in the box and I'm keeping it to replace the first one in case the old one dies. But I felt a bit silly because I didn't like the sound of the new one, and like you, I forgot about the break-in period. I used it for about a week and now they both sound the same. Apparently, speaker break-in isn't just an urban legend.

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