Customer Ratings & Reviews

I have put in a lot of hours with different gaming headsets over the years, especially as an adult who balances late-night sessions with work and family life. The Turtle Beach Stealth Pro II feels like a solid upgrade from the original Stealth Pro that I used and mostly enjoyed. The first one was comfortable and worked well across my Xbox and PC, but it had some issues with sound clarity during intense games and the software could be finicky. This new version fixes those problems and adds real convenience for someone like me who jumps between consoles, PC, and even takes calls on my phone. The design has a clean, grown-up look that I appreciate, I’m a couple of months away from being 50 and have been gaming for approximately 45 years. It is not covered in flashy RGB or aggressive gamer styling, just nice aluminum parts, soft finishes, and simple accents that would not look out of place if I use it for a work call during the day. The headband has a mesh suspension that feels airy and spreads the weight evenly. It is not the lightest headset out there, but at this size it sits balanced on my head without digging in. The ear cups use memory foam with special cutouts that make wearing glasses way more comfortable, no more sore spots after a couple hours. They also breathe better than the older leather-style ones, which helps during those longer evenings when the room warms. The controls are straightforward with nice metal volume wheels that click satisfyingly and a button you can set up however you like. Overall, it feels like a BIG step up in build quality from the last model, more solid and less likely to show wear after months of regular use. Sound is where headsets make or break the experience for me. The new drivers give a much better sense of space in games, footsteps come from clear directions, explosions hit hard without muddling everything else, and dialogue stays crisp. It supports that fancy spatial audio setup, which really helps in competitive shooters or open-world games where knowing exactly where something is can make a difference. I also like the noise canceling that you can adjust depending on whether the kids are playing in the next room or I need full focus. There are simple preset modes for bass-heavy games or clearer voices, plus deeper tweaks if you want them. For music or streaming shows while gaming, it handles a nice range without sounding thin or overly boomy. It is versatile enough that I could see using it outside pure gaming sessions, which is a big plus at this price. Compared to the original, everything feels more separated and lively, which was one of my main complaints before. The microphone has been a reliable part of Turtle Beach headsets, and this one keeps that going. The boom arm is clear for team chat, with good noise reduction so background sounds do not bleed through. You can flip it up to mute or even take it off and use the built-in mics for casual stuff. It works well for Discord calls or quick work meetings, which matters when you are an adult trying to fit gaming into real life. The app lets you fine-tune things so your voice sounds natural without extra effort. I just find is strange they used the outdated Micro USB for the connection The feature I love is the CrossPlay system. It lets you switch between Xbox, PlayStation, PC, and other devices pretty seamlessly with extra transmitters. No more unplugging and re-pairing every time I move from the living room console to my desk PC. You can even have your phone connected at the same time for music or calls without interrupting the game audio, and control the volumes separately. For someone with multiple systems at home, this kind of flexibility is huge and saves a lot of frustration and money. Battery life is great too. Each pack lasts around 35 ish hours, and you get two that swap out easily. The dock charges the spare one while you play, so I can basically go days without thinking about plugging in. That beats constantly worrying about juice during a long weekend session or when I forget to charge overnight. It is one of those things that makes a big difference in daily use. The companion app on phone or PC handles all the customization in one place—sound settings, mic adjustments, and updates, it looks cleaner and more reliable than older versions, which had occasional glitches. Being able to tweak things quickly from my couch is convenient. Comfort is probably the biggest reason I keep coming back to certain headsets, and this one is built for real marathon nights. The foam and breathable materials keep my ears from getting too hot, and the fit stays secure without squeezing. It will handle a solid four- or five-hour session without me noticing much fatigue, something important when you cannot pull all-nighters like in your twenties anymore. At this price, it goes up against some strong competition, but the combination of easy switching between platforms, solid all-day comfort, and improved sound makes a strong case. You might need extra transmitters if you want the full multi-device setup, so keep that in mind for the total cost. The Stealth Pro II feels like Turtle Beach took the things people actually complained about with the original and made real improvements. As an adult gamer who wants one solid headset that works across everything without constant fiddling, this checks a lot of boxes. It is not just for pure competitive play, it fits nicely into a mixed routine of single-player stories, online matches, and even some non-gaming use. Sound quality, comfort, and convenience all seem dialed in for the long haul. If you are in the market for a premium wireless option and value versatility, I think this one as it nails everything.

Specs The Turtle Beach Stealth Pro II is a wireless headset with this version specifically compatible with Xbox, Playstation, and PC platforms as well as Bluetooth enabled devices. This specific product comes with a wireless headset, a wireless USB transmitter, two rechargeable battery packs with a charging dock, an additional charging cable, and a hardshell storage case. Pros Anything with Dolby Atmos audio is a win! It truly delivers a “3D” sound, which allows or crazy immersion in any game – specifically Elder Scrolls. With advanced noise cancellation, CrossPlay 2.0 (allows switching between up to four audio sources), and Eclipse dual drivers, it is hard to beat this product. Between the two batteries I get about 70-80 hours of use. They are comfy and I do not seem to sweat in them like I tend to with other over ear headsets. The microphone stays steady, which helps keep volume consistent. I also really like the flip to mute feature! Much easier than taking everything off or muting by trying to remember which button does what. Cons The knobs on the headset are a little bulky, but I do prefer too big to too small. Conclusion The sound quality of these phones will be hard to beat! I really enjoy these phones, and Turtle Beach products are a great midline option.