ASTRO.ID lets you create custom headsets from over 45,000 color combinations

Custom Astro A40 TR Headsets (Image credit: Astro)

What you need to know

ASTRO.ID allows you to customize gear from Astro with over 45,000 color combinations.
The first customizable device from Astro is the ASTRO.ID A40 TR Headset.
The ASTRO.ID TR Headset is available from Astro for $200.

Astro earned a solid reputation among gamers for its gaming headsets and hardware. Now, gamers can add a splash of personality to Astro hardware through ASTRO.ID. The program allows people to customize hardware. The first device that can be customized through ASTRO.ID is the ASTRO.ID A40 TR Headset, which can be personalized with over 45,000 color combinations. The ASTRO.ID A40 TR Headset is available from Astro for $200.

People can customize several parts of the headset, including the frame, cushions, cable/mic, and tags. You can also randomly create a selection. You can share your creations with your friends or drop a hint at what you'd like as a gift in the future.

The headset is a customizable version of the Astro 40 TR that we reviewed earlier this year. In his review, our senior Xbox editor, Jez Corden, highlighted the headset's "great sound performance," "robust materials and good build quality," and its "modernized design."

The ASTRO.ID A40 TR Headset costs $200. It will also be available in a bundle with a MixAmp Pro TR for either Xbox One/PC or PS4/PC for $300. ASTRO.ID is only available in the United States.

ASTRO.ID A40 TR Headset

This headset can be personalized with over 45,000 color combinations. It's an impressive headset with good sound quality and solid build quality.

Sean Endicott is a news writer and apps editor for Windows Central with 11+ years of experience. A Nottingham Trent journalism graduate, Sean has covered the industry’s arc from the Lumia era to the launch of Windows 11 and generative AI. Having started at Thrifter, he uses his expertise in price tracking to help readers find genuine hardware value.

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