#A10 xbox headset Ps4

The A10 also did a fine job preserving Injustice 2's excellent sound design. Forza Horizon 3's screeching tires and revving engines sounded crisp, and I could make out the subtle changes in tire noises when I went from driving on roads to coasting on the beach. The A10 offers very impressive audio performance for an entry-level headset, delivering punchy highs and a solid low end for just about every genre.Īstro's headset made it easy for me to pinpoint enemy footsteps during a tense Overwatch showdown and gave plenty of kick to the game's snappy guns. You can adjust the A10's ear cups about 2 inches up or down for a better fit, but even after tweaking the height, the headset simply felt too snug for me. Unlike the HyperX Cloud Stinger and Logitech G231 Prodigy, the A10's ear cups don't swivel 90 degrees to automatically conform to your dome. This tightness didn't deter me from using the A10 for hours at a time, but my ears needed a few seconds to decompress after long sessions. While I'm a fan of the headset's lightweight, 12-ounce frame and thick memory foam ear cushions, its relatively small ear cups didn't give my big ears nearly enough breathing room. The A10 is fairly cozy, though it's also the first Astro headset I've had to take breaks from wearing. The headset's 6.5-foot cable has a handy in-line volume slider and is fully detachable, making it ideal for travel.

#A10 xbox headset Ps4

The A10 comes in variations of blue, green and red that are aimed at Xbox One, PS4 and PC players, respectively, though all versions work fine with any platform.