Customer Ratings & Reviews

They were a gift, and the recipient has not expressed any opinion back to me.

Only downside is that they are open ear, so you can hear everyone around you. So as long as either your volume is loud or your environment isnt chronically loud youll be fine.

Pretty good but software issues and microphone was flimsy

The first pair wouldn't pair with the transmitter and the second pair would randomly drop sound and I would have to restart pc to get them to work again. Tried 2 pair and both didn't work. Go with corsair or steel series.

It is so great I loved it so much 10/10 would buy again

Love the quality and the comfort of the gaming headsets

Great headphones. Woks wonders when playing the game.

Best open back wireless headphone for gaming, period.

It’s a lightweight headset with natural sounds that are crisp. Recently using planner IEMs as well as overheads and have been reaching for the Atlas air. If you’re in the market and want a bang for your buck, then this is definitely it!

My son says these headphones are great and work very well with his PS5

I had them on for an hour and they gave me a headache and made my ears hurts for an hour after. The ear cups are round and I still don’t understand why all headphones don’t come with oval cups like the human ear is actually shaped. Ear cup material is very scratchy and left the surrounding area irradiated. I have a bread so that may vary if clean shaven. The rest of it just felt very cheap. I’m sure the profit margin on these is massive for Turtle Beach by using the plastic they did. I wouldn’t trust dropping these on anything harder than carpet more than once. I didn’t even bother trying the mic. I wanted to like these so much being that they’re the first wireless open backs but I just can’t recommend them to anyone. They’re being returned and I’ll be waiting for someone like HyperX or Logitech to make one that’s actually wearable.

I was disappointed in the Stealth Pro headset when it initially released. Was heavy, tight and would not connect to the app. However, I heard TB was coming out with an open back wireless headset, which on paper, had everything I could ever want. Reviewers on YouTube were praising it left and right. So, I decided to give them another shot. Boy what a mistake. For starters, the comfort is mediocre at best. Round small earcups cause fatigue very quickly for me. It also took me forever to get this thing set up in the software. I finally got it stable, but now, there is a constant beeping sound. Messing with the EQ causes the headset to disconnect. I am only giving this 2 stars because the materials of the headset seem nice. But all in all, I would not recommend this headset at all.

The best for gaming!! My bf loves them so muchhh .

The headphones are amazing, the design and the weight of the headphones are great. They feel light and comfortable upon the ears, the headband feels great contouring your head. The Atlas does a great job replicating voice. The sounds were crystal clear and you can hear your team’s nice and loud. The mic provided is a good boom mic to use. There is a volume knob on the left ear cup that’s actually nice to use. It’s a physical volume knob that’s easy to turn. Once you place your hand on your left ear cup it’s so much better than using buttons. This is very innovative to the headphones, this allow you to change the volume Quickly. There is an app that you must download to use on your phone. It links up through Bluetooth very easily. The setup was extremely quick. I had no issues with the headphones so far and I’ve been using them for about a week or so. I love the design of the headphones and they are very light to use. Turtle Beach made amazing headphones, it’s not much to say other than The battery life is truly amazing and I have not ran out of battery yet. Overall, these are some good headphones that you should be super satisfied with. 5/5 stars.

Title says they are wireless and when purchased it listed xbox being one of the platforms as being wireless for.....they are not

I was really hyped about the headphones. Ive been waiting for a proper wireless ipen back headphones, but these aren't the ones. Firstly they boasted the quality of the mic but its subpar. Has that boxy sound to them. I wa expecting Blackshark V2 level of mic quality. The sound is okay nothing special honestly. The app is horrendous very little in terms of really fine tuning the sound and mic. I had to return the headphones and get my money back. Do yourself a favor and just go with the Razer Blackshark V2 headphones. Or the hyperx cloud alpha wireless headphones. Also one last thing even tho the headphones are super light, they were uncomfortable at leasr for me.

The Turtle Beach Atlas Air headset redefines comfort, audio quality, and versatility, setting a new standard for gamers who demand the best but don't want to be weighed down or have spicy materials for the build. These are my new favorite for long gaming sessions and my GO-TO headset for PC simply because of the comfort. Everything is easy to use and plug and play once you plug in the USB dongle.   In the Box, You Get: Turtle Beach Atlas Air Wireless Open-Back Gaming Headset USB-A Wireless Transmitter Removable Microphone & Windscreen 1.8m / 5.9ft Charging Cable (USB-A to USB-C) 1.8m / 5.9ft 3.5mm Audio Cable Carrying Pouch Quick Start Guide   Design and Comfort: The Atlas Air boasts a sleek, modern, lightweight design yet durable build. You can twist and turn the earcups to flex the headband without issue, and it returns to its original shape. The open-back ear cups are floating, suspended by rubber, and generously padded with memory foam, ensuring exceptional comfort during extended gaming sessions. The adjustable suspension headband wrapped in mesh floats yet provides a snug, personalized fit for all head sizes.   Sound Quality: If you are a PC gamer, the sound has been upgraded to a 24-bit 96kHz sampling rate, providing a more accurate reproduction of the original signal for optimal sound quality. Equipped with large, open-back, high-quality 40mm Nanoclear speakers, the Atlas Air open-back floating design delivers rich, immersive sound with crystal-clear highs and powerful, deep lows with an extensive 20Hz – 40kHz frequency range. The soundstage is large and airy, allowing you to hear your surroundings in-game and reality.  Whether exploring a detailed soundscape or coordinating with your party chat, the audio clarity and depth enhance every aspect of your gaming experience.   Features and Connectivity: Standout features include wireless connectivity via a USB dongle, offering 24-bit 96kHz sound (on PC) on a reliable, lag-free connection. This wireless freedom without compromise is perfect for serious gamers. The glasses-friendly design relieves pressure on eyeglass frames to almost nonexistent during extended wear. The open-back ear cups offer "hear-through" by just lowering the volume to hear through the ear cups without removing your headset. There is a flip-to-mute mic to stop you looking for a button or switch. The included 3.5mm headphone jack is a feature also that is disappearing on wireless headsets. It is good to see it isn't gone yet.   Microphone and Controls: The high-sensitivity, detachable boom microphone is high-bandwidth 16-bit, 32kHz sampling rate ensures clear communication without background noise, guaranteeing that your voice comes through loud and clear whether you are streaming or playing in a party. On-ear controls on the left ear allow easy volume and mic muting adjustment, ensuring seamless gameplay. The volume wheel feels cheap, and steps in a LARGE adjustment per click. I ask them to reduce the number of steps per click when adjusting in the future to dial in sound better. The removable, flip-to-mute microphone allows for broadcast chat clarity, unprecedented in a wireless headset. The uni-directional design and an included windscreen ensures minimal background noise and distortion for the clearest comms possible. Further, refine your microphone settings with the Swarm II software.   =Pros= Lightweight and flexible. Virtually no clamp pressure. Both 2.4GHz and Bluetooth 5.2, however, are not simultaneous. Stay cool with light mess earcups and headbands. HQ wireless audio on PC…  IT SOUNDS GOOD! 24-bit 96kHz sampling rate Long battery life - up to 50 hours out of 800mAh. Flip-to-mute flexible high-bandwidth boom mic with 16-bit, 32kHz sampling rate. Widely compatible with PC - Windows 10 & up, USB 2.0 or higher, PS5™, PS4™, Nintendo Switch™, Bluetooth® mobile devices, Xbox Series X|S - Wired Only, and Xbox One - Wired Only.   -Room for Improvement Overall, the volume is low compared to other headsets. The Swarm II app is VERY BASIC. To fully unlock and enjoy the benefits of the Atlas Air, the Swarm II app must make adjustments. It is less feature-rich than some other apps out there. There is only one physical way on Atlas Air to interact with EQs besides the app. Instead of using the app only, there should be an EQ option for the button. Due to the open-back design, the ear cups are enormous—I estimate they are the size of a softball. The Swarm II app needs much work. EQs need numbers to replicate sound profiles more easily. Make the Bluetooth play simultaneously. Rubber floating mounts may dry rot and break, leaving your earcups to float TRULY.   Conclusion: The Turtle Beach Atlas Air headset is the ultimate choice for gamers seeking comfort, superior sound quality, and wireless convenience. With its robust build, exceptional audio performance, and thoughtful design features, this headset is the perfect investment for casual and competitive gamers. The open-back design keeps you cool and aware of your surroundings.

When I first got my hands on the Turtle Beach Atlas Air Wireless Open Back Gaming Headset, I was pretty excited. I have had good experience with TB over the years, so I had high expectations. Unfortunately, my experience with this headset was a mixed bag, to say the least. Let’s start with the sound. Being an open-back headset, I expected a broad soundstage that would immerse me in my games. And while the soundstage was indeed wider than what you’d get with a closed-back headset, the execution fell flat. The bass response was underwhelming, lacking the punch and depth I’m used to from other good headsets. This really took away from the intensity of action-packed games. Plus, the sound leakage was quite noticeable. If you’re gaming in a shared space, be prepared for others to hear your game audio, which can be a bit annoying and I mean it. This is perhaps the most distracting aspect of this headset for which I just cannot give it a great review. Moving on to comfort and build quality – the headset felt surprisingly flimsy but light. The plastic build didn’t inspire much confidence in its durability. Wearing it for non-extended periods was comfortable for me but if you have longer ears, it might be a snug fit. I found the clamping force to be a little tedious after the first hour. I think that a marathon gaming session might just be too uncomfortable. I am unsure whether the Velcro model is a hit or bust. Battery life was decent, but not great. I found myself needing to recharge once during gameplay that was not expected, especially during a couple of extended gaming sessions. Latency was an issue only a couple of times where I felt a slight delay, which, while minor, can be a dealbreaker in fast-paced games where every millisecond counts but I am unsure whether that was because of the connection or not. The software update took an inordinate amount of time to complete. I couldn’t help but feel frustrated, as these updates are crucial for maintaining the headset’s performance and adding new features, yet the software made it feel like a daunting task. Also Swarm II fails to detect the headset from time to time and this performance needs to be more seamless. Given all these issues, the price point felt steep. I couldn’t help but feel that I wasn’t getting good value for my money. There are plenty of other headsets in the same price range that offer better performance and more reliable features. If I had to do it over again, I’d definitely explore other options before settling on this one. In conclusion, the Turtle Beach Atlas Air Wireless Open Back Gaming Headset has its merits, but for me, the drawbacks overshadowed the positives.

I have not had this headset very long, but I still catch myself admiring them every day when I put them on. Everything about the headset seems meticulously planned out and constructed.The audio quality is fantastic and I don't know that I have worn a more comfortable headset ever. Pros: Build quality - this section could go on endlessly. When I first unboxed I was a bit worried how they would fit my rather large head. The strap adjustment is a bit counter intuitive, but effective once you figure out. What feels like a shape that will quickly deform when stretched, the headband feels solid and has the right amount of tension without feeling constricted. The floating ear cups are also phenomenal. Other items of note here: The solid volume wheel, the awesome detachable microphone that also flips up to mute Audio quality: These things sound great. I am not an audiophile by any means but out of the box these headphones sound great, especially with a pass through design. Battery life: It has been such a short testing period, I honestly couldn't tell you how long the battery life is on these headphones. I have charged them randomly but, honestly they have a surprisingly great battery life. Cons: Honestly, none. if I had to nitpick, I would really prefer the ability to connect simultaneously with Bluetooth and wireless. Conclusion: These things are amazing. Cannot recommend highly enough.

I am liking these Turtle Beach - Atlas Air Wireless Open Back Gaming Headset. The comfort while wearing them is top notch in my opinion. They are very light weight and the mesh cushion works as well as a gel or foam cushion. The different connection options is a nice feature. I have Bluetooth set up on my work laptop and the USB for my gaming desktop. A simple button press lets me switch between the two. For work, I am a customer service rep for a large company that ranks very high in the customer service charts. A good headset to better hear the customers and them me is crucial. I have been able to get a good 3-4 work days between charges, based on how much it is used. The USB-C charging port allows me to keep the amount of wires floating around down since I have the same on my phone charger. The mic arm is really neat, folding up and out of the way and muting it at the same time when it is folded up. Also, the floating feature seems novel. There are no hinges on the headset. Much less point of failures to break. The floating allows much more ability to conform to your ears and side of the head. I think this greatly adds to the comfort factor.