TONOR TD510 air S+H Dynamic USB/XLR Gaming Microphone

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Product guide

TONOR TD510 air S+H Dynamic USB/XLR Gaming Microphone

The TONOR TD510 air S+H is a dynamic gaming microphone with USB and XLR connections, three-level noise reduction and customisable RGB lighting. USB mode provides the listed controls and direct computer or PS4/PS5 connection. XLR use requires separate cabling and an audio interface, and listed controls are USB-only.

At a glance

USB and XLR connections let you start with a computer connection and retain an XLR option for an audio interface.
Three noise-reduction levels, a gain control and headphone monitoring are listed for adjusting a gaming or voice-chat setup.
RGB lighting is described as customisable, with multiple modes and an off option. Lighting and function controls are USB-only.

Price

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Reference price: ~~£39.99~~

Price checked: 12 Nov 2026

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Pros and cons

Pros

USB and XLR connectivity offers a path from straightforward computer use to an audio-interface setup without replacing the microphone.
USB mode includes listed gain and volume controls, mute, mode selection and a headphone jack for monitoring.
The listing describes three noise-reduction levels and customisable RGB lighting.

Cons

The listing says the controls and RGB functions are USB-only, which limits access to them when using XLR alone.
XLR cables are explicitly not included, and the XLR setup requires an audio interface or sound card.

Technical specifications

13 specifications

Identity
Brand	TONOR
Model	TD510 air S+H
Microphone type	Dynamic
Form factor	Desktop
Colour	Black

Connectivity and controls
Connections	USB, XLR
Noise reduction feature	Denoise
Controls	Microphone and headphone volume control, gain control, mute and mode switch

Compatibility and power
Compatible devices	Laptop, Personal Computer
Power configuration	Corded Electric
XLR compatibility stated	Sound cards

Dimensions and installation
Dimensions listed	42.3 x 13.7 x 11.4 centimetres
Weight listed	850 Grams

What to know before buying

Listing details to confirm

Noise reduction is described as three-level and should be selected for the surroundings. The listing recommends speaking 2–6 inches (5–15cm) from the microphone and adjusting gain. The product-detail information calls the model TD510 air S+H while another model-number field says TD510 Air S H+. The package list names only a microphone, while a title highlight claims a boom arm set, so confirm the selected listing's bundle before purchase. The listing says XLR and USB can be connected simultaneously, but its USB-only control caveat means controls are not available through XLR alone.

What’s in the box

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Who is it for?

A good fit for

PC gamers and voice-chat users who want USB connection, onboard gain adjustment and headphone monitoring.
Buyers who may move from USB to an audio interface and are prepared to obtain an XLR cable separately.
Users who want adjustable noise reduction and RGB lighting in a USB-based setup.

Less suited to

Xbox users, as the listing states the microphone is not compatible with Xbox.
Buyers who need the listed controls or RGB lighting while using XLR alone.
Anyone expecting a confirmed boom-arm bundle without checking the selected listing.

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Customer reviews on Amazon

4.2 / 5 · 527 ratings

5 stars69%69%
4 stars14%14%
3 stars3%3%
2 stars5%5%
1 star9%9%

Customer feedback highlights perceived sound quality, ease of use and reliable functionality, with some users describing the microphone as easy to set up. Adjustability is mixed: the arm is said to move freely, but positioning may not always suit. These impressions may matter for desk gaming and voice chat, while the listing's USB-only controls and unresolved boom-arm bundle details remain important practical checks.

Positive themes

Customers describe the sound as decent and report that the microphone is easy to use.
Customers mention reliable functionality and an appearance that suits a more professional-looking setup.

Mixed feedback

Arm adjustability receives mixed feedback, with movement described as easy but positioning not always ideal.

Frequently asked questions

Can I use the microphone with USB or XLR?

The listing describes both USB and XLR connections. USB is stated to work directly with computers and PS4/PS5. XLR connects to a sound card or audio interface, and the XLR cable is not included.

Do the controls work in XLR mode?

The listing says the gain, mute and mode controls are USB-only. It says the microphone must also be connected by USB to use those functions while connected through XLR.

Does it support Xbox?

No. The listing explicitly says it is not compatible with Xbox.

Is a boom arm included?

The explicit contents list names a microphone, but a title highlight claims a boom arm set. The bundle is therefore unclear, so check the selected listing before ordering.

How close should I speak to the microphone?

The listing recommends speaking 2–6 inches (5–15cm) from the microphone and setting gain to an appropriate level.