Turtle Beach - Stealth Pro II Multiplatform Wireless Over-Ear Gaming Headset for Windows, PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, & Mobile - Black

Build and sound quality are excellent! Most comfortable headset i own and i have about 10 pair. They sound as good if not better than my audiophile headset which is crazy. Punchy bass and nice crispy detailed highs. I love them. Highly recommend.

If you’ve ever put on a headset and instantly thought “yeah, this is different,” that’s exactly the vibe the Turtle Beach Stealth Pro II gives off. The Stealth Pro II is one of those rare headsets that nails comfort, sound, and features right out of the gate. This is one of those headphones that not only sounds good but also feels good. So, lets dive right into the Stealth Pro II. Comfort: Let’s start with something that matters the most because yeah you can have headphones that sound amazing but if they are not comfortable to wear for an extended period than they are useless. Well, no worries here. The Stealth Pro II have soft memory foam ear cushions that are breathable and the ear cups are slightly turned inward to comfortably sit over the ears and on top, the Stealth Pro II feature a mesh suspension head support. The headphones don’t clamp down to hard and are light weight making that all-nighter more enjoyable. Setup and Design: I love the exceptional design and build quality of these headphones, everything from the packaging to the headphones just feel premium. The headphones come with a very nice carrying case. Inside the case you will find the Headphones, a removable microphone, 2 batteries, battery charging base, USB dongle, and nice long USB to USB-C cable. Max Range: 60 ft Weight: .87 pounds Battery Life: 80 hours Before you can actually use the headphones, you will need to perform an update. To update the headphone, you will need to download the Swan II app. The app is user friendly and will guide you though the process of updating the firmware and getting them ready for your first ride. The app is also very useful is setting up the ANC, Volume Controls, Presets, Mic settings, Mic Noise Reduction and also allows you to reassign some physical button controls. There were some features that really stood out to me on these Stealth Pro II headphones. First off all was the ANC. I have tested out quite a few headphones over the years and there have only been a few headphones where the ANC was spot on blocking out excessive outside noise and the Stealth Pro II are right up there. I have a 3-year-old who loves to get in the game with me while I am yelling at my team mates and he loves to join in while running around the room, and the ANC on both the headphones and the Mic AI noise reduction was able to cut the noise level down by almost half, if not more. The ANC is adjustable, so you can also set it to your preference. It’s not over-aggressive, but it does a great job of cutting distractions and making everything sound a bit more immersive. Also, the mic is super easy to mute, just flip up and it mutes. The second feature that stood out to me was the versatility. You can bounce between Xbox, PlayStation, PC, and even mobile without it turning into a whole process. I was able to connect the headphones with my PlayStation while being simultaneously connected to my phone in case my kids set the house on fire and my wife needs to reach me. These headphones can be connected via the USB Dongle, wired connection or Bluetooth. Lastly, the battery life was another one. Technically, if you are not using these headphones on the go, you will never run out of juice and let me explain why. The headphones come with 2 batteries, so while you’re using one the one charges and incase you forget to charge both and they both die out on you can you always go wired connection, so you always have power for these headphones. But I don’t know why you would not use these headphones to listen to your favorite tunes because they sound amazing, which brings me to the most important point the sound quality. Sound Quality: The Stealth Pro II are powered by 60mm Eclipse driver with Dolby Atmos Spatial Audio that puts you right in the middle of the game. You can clearly pick up footsteps and directional audio in competitive games, but it also shines in story-driven stuff where you want that cinematic feel. The bass hits nicely without drowning everything out, mids are clean (voices and dialogue come through naturally), and the highs stay sharp without getting annoying. One cool feature with these headphones and honestly kind of felt like cheating was the “Superhuman hearing” option. This feature allows you to enhance the audio on certain attributes of the game such footsteps, and gunshots. I used the footsteps option a lot and it didn’t turn me pro, but definitely helped out a lot. I was easily able to determine the direction of travel without having to mess with my audio settings every time. And when you’re listening your favorite tunes, the audio just sounds amazing, the music is clean, pure, no distortion enjoyable almost putting you in that audiophile trance. Not so Good: The only thing that stood to out to me was the amount of volume control wheels on the back of the headphones. Until you figure out and get you used to which button or wheel does what it does get easy to mix them up. At the end of the day, the Stealth Pro II is one of those headsets that makes you wonder why all headsets don’t feel and sound this good. It’s comfortable enough to forget you’re wearing it, sounds so immersive you might start blaming your teammates less (no promises), and packed with features that actually matter. Whether you’re grinding ranked matches or just vibing to your favorite tunes, this headset shows up and shows off. This is one set that I would definitely recommend.

I own the stealth one and it has been overall an excellent gaming headset. This stealth two stepped up a notch specially with the new design and they look absolutely gorgeous. The ergonomic modern design with rose gold tone not only brings elegance but signature of premium build. They are wireless, multi platforms adding versatility across the board. The battery is rated at 40hrs and they support Dolby Atmos and noise canceling. It works on Bluetooth or its dedicated 2.4GHz wireless band. This premium quality headset also supports high resolution audio. The setup is relatively easy just plugging the wireless receiver to the platform of choice and that's about it. Bluetooth pairing works just like any other Bluetooth device. To take full advantage of its capabilities the Swarn II app is recommended and there you can adjust all the headphone settings and update the firmwares. The main base that connects to the computer also acts as a charging base for the battery. It has two led lights indicators one works with the head set the second one works as the battery charging indicators. The brightness can be adjusted independently through the app. They main light once the headphone it's disconnected it starts blinking for a while practically until the PC goes to sleep. That part was annoying especially if you stop gaming and just stay using the PC that light just stays blinking and it's bright. I ended up turning it off. Hopefully they can fix that with an update. Using them has been phenomenal; they not only provide good sound quality but also comfort. The mesh headband similar to the one found in the Apple airpod max, makes them feel like they are floating on your head. They are very light and can be worn for a long period of time. The mesh band since it has open slots makes them breathable giving air circulation on that part of the head when they are worn. Adjusting the ear cups is simple as just puking and since the extension sits inside the housing it keeps the clean design. Sounds guilty they are great, good deep base and clear mids and highs. While they provide some type of sound damping on their own they notice canceling it very noticeable when active. If you're an online shooter type of gamer and take advantage of the footsteps amplification, this Stealth II won't disappoint as it works great for that. Battery life has been phenomenal. I have been using them for about a week, gaming around 2hrs daily, sometimes more on my days off and the battery is around 80%. What's great is that the battery is housed on the left earcup swappable. The package included a second battery so if the battery goes dead there's always a spare handy making them reusable within a minute or so. The cap is magnetically held so it easily takes off or on. The mic connects to the headset via micro USB, and it also looks stunning. It has this strange design right where the mic sits making it look like a drone propeller is black and has the rose gold tone accent too. While the design may be strange it works extremely well to pick your voices easily. I was surprised that I could hear myself breathing sometimes but that did not translate to the game I heard it myself. I don't know if that was some type of noise isolation but it was impressive. As a multi platform it can be used practically with any gaming platform. It also supports simultaneous connection and easy swapping between three platforms using three receivers. The package already includes two, the charging base and a USB-A wireless receiver. That feature works nicely with just a press of a button. While this technically not something new, it's nice that they added the extra receiver as just the charging base. Overall, if you are familiar with the Turtle Beach Stealth family you definitely will love these. With stunning design, premium quality build, that brings outstanding sound and great comfort. They are easy to use and versatile enough that for one price is a headset that can be used across the bead whether is gaming or just music listening. In the box you get the headset, mic, charging base, USB-A wireless receiver, USB-A to USB-C cable, and manuals. Final Stunning Design with Great Performance I own the Stealth One and they have been an overall excellent gaming headset. This Stealth 2 pro definitely stepped things up a notch, especially with the new design, and they look absolutely gorgeous. The ergonomic design with the rose gold tone not only brings elegance but also gives them that premium build feel. They are wireless multi-platform headphones, adding versatility. This specific PC version works with PC, Playstation, and mobile devices. The battery is rated at 40 hours, and they support Dolby Atmos and noise canceling. They work through Bluetooth, their dedicated 2.4GHz wireless connection or wired through the USB-C cable. This premium quality headset also supports high-resolution audio. The setup is relatively easy, just plug the wireless receiver into the platform of choice and that is pretty much it. Bluetooth pairing works just like any other Bluetooth device. To take full advantage of all the features, the Swarm II app is recommended, where you can adjust the headset settings and update the firmware. The main base that connects to the computer also acts as a charging station for the battery. It has two LED light indicators: one works with the headset while the second one works as the battery charging indicator. The brightness can be adjusted independently through the app. The main light, once the headset is disconnected, starts blinking for a while, practically until the PC goes to sleep. That part was annoying, especially if you stop gaming and continue using the PC because the light just keeps blinking and it is bright. I ended up turning it off. Hopefully they can fix that with an update where it just turns off when the headset it’s off. Using them has been phenomenal. They not only provide great sound quality but also excellent comfort. The mesh headband, similar to the one found on the Apple AirPods Max, makes them feel like they are floating on your head. They are very light and can be worn for long periods of time. The mesh band has open slots that make them breathable, allowing airflow on that part of the head while wearing them. Adjusting the earcups is simple by just pulling them, and since the extension sits inside the housing, it helps maintain the clean design. I have a relatively small head and this headset fits perfectly without any adjustments. Sound quality is great with good deep bass along with clear mids and highs. While they already provide some sound dampening on their own, the noise canceling becomes very noticeable once activated. If you are an online shooter type of gamer and take advantage of footsteps amplification, this Stealth II will not disappoint because it works great for that. Battery life has been phenomenal. I have been using them for about a week, gaming around two hours daily, sometimes more on my days off, and the battery is still over the 80%. What is great is that the battery is housed inside the left earcup and is swappable. The package includes a second battery, so if one dies there is always a spare handy, making them reusable within a minute or so. The cap is magnetically held, making it very easy to remove and swap batteries. The mic connects to the headset via micro USB, and it also looks stunning. It has this unusual design right where the mic sits that almost makes it look like a drone propeller. It is black with matching rose gold accents as well. While the design may look strange, it works extremely well at picking up voices clearly. I was surprised that I could sometimes hear myself breathing, although that did not translate into the game since I was the only one hearing it. I do not know if that was some type of noise isolation, but it was impressive. As a multi-platform headset, it can practically be used with any gaming platform except Xbox. It also supports simultaneous connection and easy swapping between up to three platforms using three receivers. The package already includes two: the charging base and a USB-A wireless receiver. That feature works nicely with just the press of a button. While this technically is not something new, it is nice that they included the extra receiver alongside the charging base. Overall, if you are familiar with the Turtle Beach Stealth family, or looking for gaming headphones that perform, you will definitely love these. With their stunning design, premium build quality, outstanding sound, and great comfort, they are easy to use and versatile enough to be used for gaming or just music listening. The only downside to this PC version is that it wont work with the Xbox not even with the USB cable. If you don’t mind not having noise canceling and the rose gold, in my opinion, the Xbox version gives you better value for the money since it works across all platforms. In the box you get the headset, microphone, charging base, USB-A wireless receiver, USB-A to USB-C cable, spare battery, and manuals.

The sound quality on this headset is amazing i had the stealth pro gen 1 and they where good but this ones are a welcome upgrade

My favorite part about this headset is just how stealthy the Stealth Pro II is, especially compared to other headsets. Gaming or otherwise, most have a design to far in the direction of "corporate Teams calls" or "RGB World Championships of whatever FPS game," and wear either one for the other would look entirely out of place or have terrible audio playback, horrible microphone pickup, or no usable features without having to download software that is likely unavailable on company systems locked down by IT, making adjustable sidetone/ANC or ambient noise mix and master & Bluetooth volume adjustments all unable to be done. Turtle Beach Addresses this with the Stealth Pro II in a variety of ways, the most noticeable of which is right on the 'stealthy' body, the 3-wheels on the back to accompany the more common function buttons and power button. This is all there to make the Stealth Pro II almost independent of Turtle Beach's software or Android/iOS app, and just easier to navigate on-the-fly, the biggest downfall to all of these wheels is figuring out which is which. I did have some issues with my phone and the headset not wanting to cooperate initially after each pairing to have usable volume during calls or playing media, but by toggling the volume around it did change, it's just kind of frustrating but I think it's because my Z Flip 5 is 3 years old more than anything. The Stealth Pro II came in a case that is kitted out with a wireless base with a charging pod for the SECOND rechargeable battery pack (that I have connected to my main system), a smaller wireless dongle for a laptop or gaming system's USB-A that's the size of a small flash drive, a USB-A to C charging cable, 3.5mm audio cable, and the detachable microphone; all with a molded spot in the case to keep them safe while transporting or storing! The case does have a strong chemical foam odor out of the box, mine still does even after a week sitting in front of an open window to get that "Spring fresh scent" it still hasn't gotten rid of it yet. The foam pads on the headset had a bit of the scent at first, but it was gone within a few hours after opening. Big pro for the sound quality and replication of surrounding sounds, whether in movies or games is spectacular! The microphones are amazing! It's even better that the ANC microphones work double duty for calls when the boom microphone is detached, a huge advantage over other gaming headsets that will only allow for call audio with the boom microphone attached. These look and sound like a premium set of headphones, so it's nice to be able to walk around with them on, the microphone detached, and still be able to take a call if one comes through! It also means you can more easily pack the Stealth Pro II with you on trips or bring it on the bus, play a quick game at the airport, anything where you might not want to risk the longer flip-up boom mic. Overall, I'd recommend this for the professional who also loves to game, listen to music, and watch movies! The strong foam chemical smell is a lot for something this pricey, and there isn't a ton of adjustability for people with larger heads (I have a medium-sized head, fits perfect, but my SO can't wear it). Those are the reasons it gets one star removed, everything else is spectacular! Especially the flexibility with multiple devices, concurrent connections, and great usability without having access to the software or app just by using the controls on the device!