Astro A10 Gaming Headset Gen 2 Wired – Over-Ear Headphones with flip-to-Mute Microphone, 32 mm Drivers, for Xbox Series X|S, One, Playstation 5/4, Nintendo Switch, PC, Mac -Lilac

Great for what i need it for!
Seems to be good bang for your buck; just got them in tonight and. have been using for the past hour. Honestly I’m surprised at how comfortable they are and at the sound as well. They are not fully noise-cancelling (to be expected) but the quality of the sound is great. I haven’t used the mic feature yet and am having some trouble getting the input to work for it, so I may put this down to 4 stars if that persists. I got these since I work from home and it won’t be a huge deal if that feature ends up not being compatible with my desktop Mac, but definitely a little irritating atm. Overall I like what I paid for. EDIT: It took a lot of tinkering with plugging in and out and twisting in the ports to get my input mic to work. But it works and the quality of my recordings and calls are great! It is a little quiet, so I had to turn my dials all the way up but sounds great now.

Mic was a pain in the boot to use. Nice structure, Good Audio for $60
I stupidly fell in love with the aesthetic of the headset, and decided why the heck not. However, I had trouble with the audio on my microphone from the get go.First problem, the aux to mic-headset splitter, always made a horrible buzzing noise, so using my mic made others peoples ears bleed. It only got worse the more I used it, I changed ports, even tried aux to USB, but that didn’t help.There is isn’t much else to complain about. But mic is not it.Audio quality was actually unexpectedly good, I like having physical control of the volume but the little dial is a pain to find and roll.I like that this is a durable headset, that was one of the main reasons I bought it, and unlike other headsets I’ve owned, the cable connection to the headset didn’t deteriorate since it just unplugged instead of having the wiring bend and break.I’d say I have a wide head and the headset never hurt my ears because the cups were big enough to cover them.I really like how adjustable it was.And that’s really it tbh.But I will invest in a better quality headset for more noise cancellation, mic quality (ONE THAT ACTUALLY WORKS), and USB compatibility and maybe even software to regulate input volume.Ight those are my 2 little cents bye.

Great quality
I have used A10 in the past it has great quality for a low price a good Christmas or birthday gift. I have found no issues with the headset. The only thing would be that it is chorded but as long as you keep it away from animals it will last a really long time. The sound quality is fantastic not as good as some of the more expensive headsets but it’s good enough for regular gaming or just watching YouTube. I wouldn’t recommend for making content but everything else is perfectly fine

My youngest destroys gaming equipment like a monster, so I tried to find something at the cheapest price point where headsets start to get decent ($70-$80), and tried these because I heard good things from a ton of folks. I did check them out in person to take a closer look at the ear padding and headband, and was pleasantly surprised. The construction was solid: sliding headband adjustment was tight with no set “click” points; the pivot points are solid and well constructed and don’t look like weak points at all; the fabric covering the ear padding is soft and well attached with no pleats or loose ends/threads; the memory foam is really decent quality, and doesn’t retain heat; and the 3.5mm jack cord seems somewhat heavier duty than average -it’s thicker, and resists kinking. The sound is exceptional for this price range -very well balanced with decent frequency range, and no tinny sounding treble. The only negative things I have to say about this headset is that the fabric over the memory foam is harder to clean than solid vinyl, but it’s so much more comfortable that it’s barely a drawback.In this price range I’ve had an Xbox headset, two different Turtle Beach headsets and a Hyper X Stinger. All were far less comfortable over the ears, weren’t as adjustable or comfortable to wear, and didn’t have nearly as good quality sound (the Hyper X sound quality was total garbage in my opinion).

I was in the market for a new gaming headset but wired, since my current expensive wireless ones only lasted a few month before breaking. I am always careful with my things, so when they broke I was very suprised and disappointed in the quality.When I saw the ASTRO A10 headset and how it’s made to be more durable, I had to try it. It’s only been a few weeks so far but these are some pros and cons I’ve noticed.PROS:-Durability and movement-Good audio quality (could go a bit louder but that could just be my personal preference)-Stylish and adjustable-Inline audio control makes for quick and easy volume adjustmentsCONS:-Only 1 audio control. Would be nice to control game and chat separately.-The foam ear covers are comfy, but on the smaller size.Conclusion:If you’re looking for a gaming headset that is sub $100 I would recommend these. If anything changes, I will update.