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Out of the box, they have a warm sound profile that adds a touch of extra boom, which can help emphasize sound effects while you game. This device puts controls like volume, chat mixing, and EQ presets at your fingertips, so it's easy to adjust their performance on the fly.

What makes these headphones stand out from the pack is their in-line MixAmp. Their passive soundstage also seems wide, natural, and spacious, which can help create an immersive gaming experience. Unlike other open-back headphones on this list, they have a boom mic that offers a great performance so that your teammates hear you clearly.

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The Astro A40 TR + MixAmp Pro 2019 are the best open-back headphones for gaming that we've tested. That said, if you're looking for open-back headphones, these have a versatile sound profile and an immersive soundstage. If you're looking for open-back headphones that deliver more bass, you may prefer planar magnetic headphones like the HiFiMan Ananda or HiFiMan Edition XS, although they both have worse passive soundstage performances. Unfortunately, they don't have any sound customization features, and their sound may disappoint fans of bass-heavy genres like EDM and hip-hop. Their mid-range response is very accurate, so vocals and lead instruments are clear and present in mixes, but like most open-back headphones, their sound lacks a bit of thump and punch in the bass range. Their sound profile is neutral and well-suited for a variety of genres. They're very well-built and have a comfortable, breathable design. Their sound seems to come from speakers in the room around you rather than inside your head. These wired headphones create a passive soundstage that seems large, spacious, and natural. The best open-back headphones we've tested are the Sennheiser HD 800 S.

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