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

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

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

I'd like to describe how these earphones worked but I can't, because they didn't. They were a gift to my son for his games on a PC. Sound only came out of one side. When I tried on my Mac, I got the same result.

The Astro A10 Wired Headset is a great affordable gaming headset that producers an excellent gaming experience. The headset feels very durable and the surround sound audio is perfectly clear. The ear muffs are nice and comfy but unfortunately I can't say this for the top of the headset (The bit that sits on your skull) I find after about an hour I have to reposition the headset as it causes discomfort. But apart from that, this headset is amazing. If you want to have a great gaming experience and hear you surrounds crystal clear, this headset is for you.

Comfy even after long play sessions; PC, console and mobile-friendly; Easy on your wallet;

Construction is particularly plasticky; Mic can’t be removed;

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 HyperX offer as-good-or-better sound fidelity in devices that cost half as much.

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 price tag implies.

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;

Today, we present to you our Astro A10 Gaming Headset review where we’ll discuss everything about Astro’s gaming product. Specifically, we’ll focus on the Limited Edition Call of Duty Black Ops Cold War version which looks awesome and cool.

The Astro Gaming A10 wired gaming headset takes the excellent comfort and audio performance of the company's much more expensive models and puts them in a budget-friendly package.

Excellent audio quality; Powerful bass; Feels very comfortable

No accessories included; No simulated surround sound

The A10 is a wired gaming headset that is connected with a 3.5-millimeter jack. It comes in a stylish packaging. The headset itself is durable, has a nice touch, and when worn, it is completely comfortable.