#ASTRO A10 BUZZING NOISE PRO#

We tested this with Pokémon Legends: Arceus, where the headset helped us dodge some menacing attacks from Alpha Pokémon by allowing us to hear their angle of approach. Given its price, the Astro A10 Gen 2 also performed well in-game, thanks to its directional stereo sound. Its built-in microphone is hardly amazing, but it gets the job done.

#ASTRO A10 BUZZING NOISE PRO#

Using the A10 Headset with a MixAmp Pro TR will be able to deliver Dolby Headphone 7.1 Surround Sound. We found it very well-balanced based on our experience listening to musicbetween rounds of Apex Legends. A: The A10 Headset is a 3.5mm stereo headset, which means it only delivers audio (via a left and right channel) when connected to any device capable of processing and sending a surround sound signal will the A10 deliver Surround Sound. The Astro A10 Gen 2 delivers good sound quality. Astro A10 Gen 2 audio and microphone quality

The good news is that the audio cable is removable, so if worse comes to worst, you could always buy a cheap replacement without having to bin the entire headset. While we would have preferred a mute button, it's good the Astro A10 has a mute function since this is a feature that often finds itself omitted from budget headsets.Īs you’d expect from an entry-level headset, the 3mm audio cable included with the device is unwoven and therefore more prone to twisting and tearing. The Astro A10 Gen 2 doesn’t have a mute button instead, you can achieve the same effect using a clever feature that mutes your audio input whenever you flip the built-in microphone upwards away from your face. Still, it likely would have added a significant price increase. We would have certainly liked to see the device include a detachable microphone for gamers who prefer single-player campaigns.

Given its low price, Logitech has understandably cut down on design features that you’d expect from premium headsets.

Astro a10 buzzing noise