The Astro A40 is a very good gaming headset ... The MixAmp comes with 3.5mm audio, USB, optical audio and daisy-chain cables in the box, but if you want a more complicated setup, you'll have ...

But on the A40? There’s a mute toggle on the cable and that’s it—not even a volume wheel. Why? Because Astro wants you to purchase its MixAmp—and you should. Astro sells the A40 standalone ...

This is what we see in the image; Astro A40, microphone, 2m in-line audio cable, MixAmp Pro, 3m optical cable, 50cm daisy chain cable, and a 3m micro USB cable. Here we have a close-up image of ...

Other features of the new Astro A40 pro gaming headset include re-tuned ... offering the same flexibility of using multiple cable types and lengths, but now plugging directly into the headset ...

Somehow I don’t think that connectivity is going to be an issue for the Astro A40, but given that it supports two consoles and PC’s, it needs to come with plenty of cables. From left to right ...

The cables will cause this box to annoyingly slide ... while feeding in audio from your console. The Astro A40 TR ticks all the right boxes for a $250 set. If you're in the market to elevate ...

The A40 MixAmp supports two flavors of 5.1 surround sound: 5.1 Dolby Digital, for which there is a standard TOSLink optical cable input, and Astro Gaming's own surround implementation extrapolated ...

Astro Gaming’s A40 headsets have become a pretty common ... top cushion band, detachable mic, cable, and inline mute cable. You can make each part of the headset the same color, choose all ...

Astro’s latest revision of the A40 headset, the A40 TR with MixAmp Pro ... and while it’s as rock-solid and plug-and-play as ever, the cable that runs from the headset to the receiver is ...

We'll be testing Astro's A40 with MixAmp Pro bundle in this review ... This model comes with the A40 headset, the MixAmp Pro with a USB cable to power it, an optical cable sound connection ...