Inside the box, you’ll find both the Astro A40 TR headset and Mixamp Pro TR, along with a swappable boom microphone and auxiliary, Micro-USB, TOSLink Optical, and Digital Daisy Chain cables.

With the non-MixAmp audio cable attached, the Astro A10 weighs 365 grams, which is by far the heaviest of the group. ... It has an inline volume control -- you get a volume slider but no mute button.

The only feature the Astro A30 really goes big is volume. It’s all too easy to make the Astro A30 headset pump out sound that’s painfully loud. Anything above 33% volume started to hurt.

Astro's A40 TR and redesigned MixAmp feel ... There’s a mute toggle on the cable and that’s it—not even a volume wheel ... however, and you get chat-mix, volume control, EQ, Dolby, and ...

Syncing the A38 is a cinch, as is general usage, thanks to a gloriously simple control layout. Volume is the only toggle on the right earphone; the microphone mutes with the slide of a switch ...

The Astro A50 X ranks among the best-sounding wireless gaming headsets right now, ... above a small volume dial. ... offering a handy way to control the balance between game and chat audio.

The Astro A40 TR gaming headset is "if it ain't broke, ... The headset also comes with a long 3.5-mm audio cable, ... again, the lack of a volume control dial. On a PC, ...

Huge complement of extra cables and connectors. Good, balanced sound for music, games or VoIP. TIRED. Inline controls are limited in utility and confusing to use. No inline volume control ...

The Astro base station requires that you connect all the HDMI 2.1 cables from the consoles directly to the base station. The system is a passthrough from your consoles to your TV for all intents ...