Turtle Beach Stealth Pro II Wireless Multiplatform Gaming Headset PC, PS5

Definitely one of the best sounding headphones on the market.... and the price tag definitely matches the quality. These headphones are definitely expensive and are a very good NICE to have but not a NEED to have, unless you're looking for headphones that can stay connected to your PC AND your phone at the same time.Sound quality is superb, especially when you use Dolby Atmos drivers as your sound profile. The massive drivers help deliver great clarity and bass without sacrificing volume or having you experience that random "quietness' when certain bass drops are too heavy or loud. Note, there

These are the best headphones I’ve ever had.When I heard these were coming out I was super excited. I waited for the videos to drop and the reviews to roll in before I pulled the trigger on these. I’ve typically used higher end gaming headphones for a long while. My previous pairs include the turtle beach stealth pro 1, audeze penrose, steel series arctic pro wireless, and many before that. I typically upgrade every few years and watch tons of reviews before I do.All these previous headsets fall short of these new turtle beach stealth pro 2s. Comfort is great, the headband makes sitting on you

Awesome audio quality and mic, a bit heavy for long term use.

The sound quality is incredible, but you absolutely need to use the EQ to get the most out of it — especially the bass and mids. Once dialed in, the audio is genuinely top tier. The swappable batteries are a huge plus, and including two transmitters makes switching setups extremely convenient.That said, at a $350 price point, there are some major flaws from a competitive gaming perspective. The microphone quality is disappointing — there are plenty of reviews online that showcase how bad it sounds. At this price, it should be significantly better. The sidetone is also weak and unclear. Logitec

Overall, I'm very happy for with this headset, and its the best pair of Turtle Beach headphones I've seen out of the four different models I've purchased over the last 20+ years.Positives:– quality construction, materials, and look;– excellent sound quality;– excellent mic monitoring volume; (firmware update and settings are available through the Swarm II app where the total range of mic monitoring can be adjusted);– excellent active noise cancellation.Other:– Comfort: the fit is a little clampy/tight. Perhaps having a firmer fit helps with better active noise cancellation?– It handles two blu

I got the Turtle Beach Stealth Pro 2 a day before release, and after using them extensively, I can honestly say these are the most impressive gaming headphones I’ve ever had the pleasure of using.The sound quality for gaming is phenomenal. The 60mm drivers produce a wide, spacious, detailed soundstage with excellent directionality. Footsteps, environmental details, explosions, dialogue, and positional audio all come through clearly. The highs, mids, and lows feel well controlled, and the EQ options give you a lot of room to tune the headset exactly how you like it. For competitive gaming, imme

Super heavy headset that is ruined by the headband. It sounds good and the mic works well, but man, it weighs a lot and the headband is horrible and just puts a lot of pressure on your head. Ear pads also don't feel as breathable as they should. Sadly, I returned it and went for the Nova Omni.

I am a headset junky. I have the Nova Pros, Nova 7X, the latest Blackshark V3 Pros, Corsair Virtuoso Max, HS80, ASUS ROG Delta IIs, Turtle Beach Stealth 700s, Phillips SHP9500 with the V-Moda mic, Astro A30s, A50 Gen 3, 4 and 5. The only one the best headsets out there that I haven't tried are the Audeze Maxwells.This is the best headset out of all of them. I genuinely love it. The build quality, the comfort and the sound quality is just exceptional.Comfort/Build Quality: 8.5/10The clamp force is perfect for my head - though I will warn people that this is not a headset for people with small h