TONOR TD510 air S Dynamic USB/XLR Gaming Microphone

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Product guide

TONOR TD510 air S Dynamic USB/XLR Gaming Microphone

The TONOR TD510 air S is a dynamic gaming microphone with USB and XLR connectivity, noise-reduction features and RGB lighting. USB mode is positioned for direct computer and PS4/PS5 use, while XLR connection is intended for an audio interface or sound card.

At a glance

USB connection is described for direct computer and PS4/PS5 use. The listing says it is not compatible with Xbox.
The microphone also has an XLR output for connection to a sound card or audio interface. XLR cable is sold separately.
The listing describes three noise-cancellation levels and controllable RGB lighting, with RGB controls available via USB only.
A headphone jack and microphone and headphone volume controls are listed for monitoring and adjustment.

Price

£25.49Save 15%

Reference price: ~~£29.99~~

Price checked: 14 Nov 2026

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Pros and cons

Pros

USB and XLR outputs allow a USB setup now and an XLR audio-interface setup later without replacing the microphone.
The listing specifies three noise-reduction levels, plus a headphone jack for real-time monitoring.
Customisable RGB lighting can be turned off, according to the listing.

Cons

An XLR cable is not included, so XLR use requires a separately sourced cable.
Several controls and RGB functions are USB-only, limiting their use when connected by XLR alone.
The listing says the microphone is not compatible with Xbox.

Technical specifications

11 specifications

Identity
Brand	TONOR
Model	TD510 air S

Connectivity and controls
Connection options	USB, XLR
Listed feature	Denoise
Compatible devices	Laptop, Personal Computer
Microphone form factor	Desktop
Number of channels	1

Power and battery
Power configuration	Corded Electric

Dimensions and installation
Dimensions listed	28.3 x 13.7 x 10 centimetres
Weight listed	517 Grams

Appearance
Colour	Black

What to know before buying

Noise-reduction, lighting and control behaviour is mode-dependent. The listing says RGB and function controls are USB-only, and that controls can be used during XLR connection only if the microphone is also connected via USB. It also recommends speaking 2–6 inches (5–15cm) from the microphone.

What’s in the box

Included

Microphone

Who is it for?

A good fit for

Gamers or voice-chat users seeking a desktop microphone with USB computer and PS4/PS5 connectivity.
Buyers who may later connect a microphone to an audio interface using XLR.
Users who want headphone monitoring, adjustable levels and controllable RGB lighting.

Less suited to

Xbox users, as the listing states the microphone is not compatible.
Anyone needing an XLR cable included in the package.
Buyers who need the listed controls or RGB functions to operate through XLR alone.

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Customer reviews on Amazon

4.2 / 5 · 530 ratings

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

Customer feedback highlights perceived good quality, decent sound, reliable operation and ease of use, with some positive comments about appearance. These impressions may matter for straightforward gaming and voice-chat setups, which the listing supports over USB. Feedback on adjustability is mixed, including a concern that flexible positioning may not always hold the desired placement. This is worth considering alongside the listing's desktop form factor. Overall rating information is favourable but includes a range of lower ratings, so it does not establish that every unit or setup will meet expectations.

Positive themes

Customers describe the microphone as good quality, easy to use and reliable, with decent sound and appealing appearance.

Mixed feedback

Feedback on adjustability is mixed. Some users report easy movement, while one concern describes difficulty maintaining the preferred position.

Frequently asked questions

Can it connect by USB and XLR?

Yes. The listing describes both USB and XLR outputs. It says XLR connection is for a sound card or audio interface and that the XLR cable is sold separately.

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 plugged in via USB to use those functions while connected by XLR.

Does it work with PS5 or Xbox?

The listing describes USB support for PS4 and PS5, and explicitly says the microphone is not compatible with Xbox.

Is the RGB lighting customisable?

The listing describes multiple RGB modes and says the lighting can be turned off. RGB controls are available via USB only.