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I am eager to put the G Pro X on and I can’t say the same for the A10.

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The G Pro X have the advantage of being a limited League of Legends edition, however, the standard black model of the G Pro X still look more professional than the A10.

Winner: Design and Functionality Verdictīoth headphones have near equal functionality, so the deciding factor is the design. A mute mic button and a dial to adjust the volume. Inline volume dial and mute button on the cable.Īside from the G Pro X having a removable mic, both headphones offer the same basic functionality. The ear cups are oval in shape and aren’t overly big. The headband is joined to the ear cups by an aluminum joint rather than directly connected, like the A10. They give personality to the headphones and make me want to use them. The blue G Pro X pictured are the Limited League of Legends edition and as a League fan myself, I think they are incredibly stylish. Inline volume control wheel.Īstro headphones are compatible with the Astro MixAmp (purchased separately) which further opens up customization and functionality features for the A10 Logitech G Pro X The microphone automatically mutes itself when flipped up and the cord has an in-line volume control wheel. The A10 only have a couple of functionality features. Side by side comparison of how the A10 and G Pro X match up in design. The square ear cups also make the headphones look boxy and amateurish. They are quite dull and only have a slightly polished appearance. I’m not a fan of the base grey or secondary orange. The A10 do not stand out in their design. Design and Functionality Astro Gaming A10 There’s obviously more effort and thought put into the G Pro X packaging and bundled accessories. I feel like I’m getting a bundle of included accessories that would need to be purchased separately for the A10. The G Pro X are much more worth the price for what else they include. The Logitech G Pro X provide a much better unboxing experience than the A10, which only give the bare minimum. Winner: Packaging and Accessories Verdict The G Pro X, y-split, multiple 3.5mm removable cables, and G Hub adapter. The accessories are more generous overall. Unlike the A10, there is a travel bag and additional cloth ear pads included with the G Pro X. The headphones and accessories are neatly but not strenuously secured within the G Pro X box, and show great amounts of consideration for the packaging. Y splitter for separate mic and headset ports.

The packaging is sufficient for protection and they come out with ease, but it all shows an apparent lack of effort and care. In the box are the headphones and cables. Crammed right under it are the headphones and included accessories. A simple plastic cover reveals everything there is to the unboxing experience. There really is nothing to get excited about. The Astro A10 give a pretty lackluster first impression.

3.5mm female to dual 3.5mm TRS splitter cable.

If the packaging is handled with care, it’s likely that other areas are as well. Outside case coverings for the A10 and G Pro X. It may come as no surprise which I prefer, as the G Pro X have a much more visually attractive box. The adage “first impressions last” is true since the packaging of both headphones have left a lasting effect on me – one far better than the other.

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