Although Astro is a relatively small company, they've definitely made a name for themselves with their excellent A-Series headset. An unfortunate trend in the tech industry is to create products that look good on paper, but can't hold up in the real world.

Astro have been a premium brand for headsets for years, previously you would need to have spent over the ￡100 mark to own a pair of these. This headset is the company's first debut into the world of budget headsets and they have hit it out the park.

Deviating from its premium offerings, Astro's A10 Gaming Headset still delivers a quality aural experience without breaking the bank.

Strong sound for the price; Comfortable; durable build; Smart flip-to-mute mic

No surround sound

Astro isn't often associated with the term 'budget-friendly' but at just over £50, the A10 certainly won't break the bank. The headset doesn't try to be anything it isn't; it's cheap and cheerful. It can be used across a range of platforms, and it works well enough to be worth the price.

This product is unlike any other gaming headset I have used before. This thing beats turtle beach out of the water with precision sound and superb mic quality. I would highly recommend this product to anyone looking for a premium headset at such a great value.

Well what can I say about the new Astro A10 headset. What a great headset one of the best headsets I've had in long time I've had T/ BEACH & SONY PS4 headsets & the A10 headset is as good as all I have had or maybe better.sound & I can still hear the footsteps of the other team on CALL OF DUTY

Time has caught up to Astro. For years, it was one of the few companies focused on gaming headsets-and as a result, it got away with charging a premium. The $300 Astro A50 is still a great headset, but that price looks increasingly ridiculous when companies like Logitech (which now owns Astro) and...

Headset is ok and I would be happy with them but the flip to mute does not work which is crucial as I use for VOIP meetings.

There are plenty of budget headset options on the market, but they often make unfortunate compromises. Thankfully, Astro's excellent A10 headset bucks the trend with a product that feels well-constructed and durable, with audio quality that punches well above its price point of $60.

Well constructed; Great audio; High-quality controller mix amp

A little uncomfortable across the top

The Astro A10 won't win any beauty contests, but compromising looks to focus on audio seems to have paid off here-it sounds way better than its $60...

Rich bass for a $60 headset; Flip-to-mute microphone; Very durable

Narrow soundscape sometimes leads to muddy audio; Plastic; plastic; plastic; Colors aren't very eye-catching