Is correct I have it like this and even the 3D audio works the A50 is the ultimate anyway and I can recommend it to everyone and it is worth the money.
No, the product "A50 (Wireless)" with the manufacturer ID "939-001676" from Astro Gaming is not the same as the Astro A50 Gen 5. Here are some differences:
- Connection technology: The "A50 (Wireless)" uses Radio Frequency (RF) for wireless transmission, while the Astro A50 Gen 5 uses LIGHTSPEED Wireless and Bluetooth 5.0.
- Connectivity: The "A50 (Wireless)" has connections such as digital audio out and jack 3.5mm, as well as a micro USB 2.0 charging input. The Astro A50 Gen 5, on the other hand, has USB-C ports for connecting to different platforms.
- Compatibility: Although both headsets support multiple platforms, the Astro A50 Gen 5 offers specific USB-C ports for Xbox, PS5, PC and Nintendo Switch, which is not the case with the "A50 (Wireless)".
These differences indicate that they are different models.
I was able to do some research and the Astro A50 Gen 5 is already on the market. According to the manufacturer, the manufacturer number is as follows: 939-002224
You can already order it from us using the following link: Logitech A50 LIGHTSPEED WRLS G HEADSET
I have been using this headset since the release of the PS5.it connects easily via the USB port of the PS and works perfectly.this headset does not need an optical output.
No, this will certainly not work with the splitter. You need a little logic in between.
Only one device can be registered per USB port. The adapter is actually only suitable for charging.
In your case, there would probably be conflicts if the PC and PS5 wanted to access the headset. I would also assume that the data lines are not connected to this USB splitter.
You need a USB switch e.g.:
Ugreen 2-Port USB 2.0 Switch KVM Switch for Printer Keyboard Mouse