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;

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;

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

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

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.

No complaints from kids works great

This product was faulty and I have had to return it for another.

Beware, all photos and specs are very carefully crafted to make this headset look wireless. I fell for it. It's a wired headset. Works just fine as a wired headset

Nice speaker sound quality and good mic quality. Comfortable ear padding.

The Astro A10 are alright wired gaming headphones with a bass-heavy sound but limited customization options. They're not as convenient ...