ASTRO Gaming A10 Wired Gaming Headset, Lightweight and Damage Resistant, ASTRO Audio, 3.5 mm Audio Jack, for Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, PS5, PS4, Nintendo Switch, PC, Mobile - Black/Blue

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If for any reason we haven’t exceeded your expectations or you are unhappy about any aspect of your purchase from us, please contact us directly prior to leaving feedback or opening cases and we’ll do everything that we can to help you. Normally you’d be missing out on surround sound for a game like Fortnite, but Fortnite doesn’t even support the feature on Switch in the first place. Wide padding under the headband matches the material, and ensures that the headset never feels too tight on the head. Astro has made a really fun headset here, with a sound signature that falls right in line with their more expensive A40. Any time someone asks me about headsets, I’m going to point right at this one now as a good starting place.

Luckily, there are some solid contenders for much, much less money, finally freeing you from the flimsy, awkward chat headsets packed in with consoles.They seem very durable, and if a younger (or particularly angry) gamer uses them, they should be able to withstand the inevitable rough handling. They also have companion software that offers a graphic EQ and presets so you can customize their sound to your liking, and their boom mic offers a better noise handling performance.

Astro’s always been known for a flashy, bass-heavy sound, and the A10 absolutely incorporates that aspect.The earpad's improved padding and soft fabric enable lengthy, comfortable gaming sessions, and the strong audio balance works well for both games and music. The SteelSeries are more comfortable to wear for long gaming sessions, have a better control scheme, and have a slightly better-balanced sound profile.