Customer Ratings & Reviews

Way better then the hyper x wireless headset in my opinion

Only complaint is that my son has gone through 3 of these headsets bc the plastic head piece has broken.

After an hour of use I would feel the pain of wearing prolonged, but there good for a wireless set

Great Sound!!! Enjoy this one over my old wired pair.

I just started gaming because my Nephew was telling me I am a dinosaur so I was really happy to get these to really enjoy the gaming experience and yes he is jelly. None the less, I have a lot of great things to say about these headphones. Comfort is great, the ear well has an asymmetrical shape which may necessitate taking a moment to ensure your ears are fully inside the unit. For me this was actually very comfortable and seemed to channel the sound right into my brain for a really immersive experience. Battery life is great I typically don't play for 20 + hours at a time so I havent tested the ultimate time available but with passthrough charging you can just plug in to continue play for those epic sessions. Be aware that as usual the included USB C cable is short so to use this feature you will need your own longer cable. Separate volume controls for chat and game make it easy to balance what you are hearing. Speaking of chat the mic is way cool. Totally retracts but when pulled down, also swivels in though I didn't notice any gain in performance doing so. Push this mic half way back and it auto mutes which is a great feature. The mode button lets you easily toggle between 4 preset EQ settings: Signature sound, Bass Boost, Bass & Treble Boost and Vocal Boost All in all I think anyone would enjoy these great sounding light weight headphones. Play On!

Comfortable and easy to use. Would recommend this item.

Not the best quality, only purchased because it was under warranty.

These are some of the best I’ve used yet love them

not good quality in the company my friends couldnt hear me

Good headset overall, but I can't help feeling like there are better alternatives out there. Pros: I'm a big fan of the light weight while being wireless, the mic is easily folded (which mutes it), the band and cups are comfortable enough at the start, and the headset can get quite loud and while I'm definitely not an audiophile, I think the sound is on par or better than similar valued headsets (especially on PC using Windows Sonic or Atmos if you have it). The battery life seems decent so far, will last a few gaming sessions without needing to charge. Cons: My biggest gripe with this headset is the overall cheap feeling plastic. (I feel like the swivel will not last very long under heavy use, but I could be pleasantly surprised) I've had headsets in the past that have rivaled the plastic quality feel for half or less the cost. Also, I have an XL head, and even maxed out it seems to get uncomfortable after an hour or so of straight gaming (smaller/average headed gamers may not find this an issue at all)

The Turtle Beach Stealth 600 gaming headset is a quality wireless headset for the XBOX. It is easy to set up, has long battery life, and produces high quality sound for the price whether in gaming or listening to music. While using with my XBOX S, I found the headset to be reasonably comfortable and game play to be lag free. The headset also is glasses friendly so that those users wearing glasses should find it suitable. Sound is amazing and the headset even has a Superhuman hearing mode that allows the hearing of footsteps, etc. The headset seems to be mostly made of plastic. Although this can be initially comfortable, wearing for long periods of time may require breaks. The headset also has a flip to mute mike. This can be extremely useful. Easy access is provided to all audio controls with volume controls, presets, and the Superhuman hearing setting available on the headset. Overall I highly recommend the headset based on its high quality sound and ease of use with the XBOX.

Pretty decent headset, although with loud explosions (such as grenades) makes the speaker rattle a bit. So not sure if I just have a defective one.

The usb transmitter disconnects and you can controller mic monitoring with out a computer

When I connected with my Xbox only one side of the headset was working. I thought it was my Xbox and i restarted and it still didn’t work, I turned off and on and still didn’t work

great looking headphones, bought for my nephew, he liked them very much, the sound quality is better than his previous head phones and connecting to Xbox is a breeze

The xbox brand in my opinion is a better product all around

Overall Turtle Beach has been a name I’ve known for their superior audio headsets ever since becoming a “real’ gamer. I mean, I’ve been gaming for most of my life, since my earliest memories as a child with the NES console. Yeah, Atari wasn’t really in the cards during my childhood so… Anyway, since then up until the early Xbox days, I was merely a casual gamer. Shortly afterwards however, I was introduced to Turtle Beach. These headsets live on to continue Turtle Beach’s legacy of quality products. They come with plenty of features for mostly any gamer and a quality mic, can’t say I had trouble being heard by anyone. The plastic molding might be a bit lacking however. Construction This is one part I’m a little skeptical of. When compared to the budget models from 2020-2021, or more specifically RECON 600 Gen 2 or this exact model from an earlier release. These flail by comparison as the plastic molded material forming the structure of the headphones feels more generic, almost hollow. However, the cushion material along the headband and ear cups seems well made like all other models I’ve held before. Features While I love the features these are packed with, from mic monitoring, which allows you to hear yourself, to their superhuman hearing. I do dislike that they continue to refer to some of their features by names they coined with previous models even if they’ve altered the function. For example, the ProSpecs feature has been coined in many models for the past 4 years, at least to the extent of my knowledge. However, that feature has changed over time. In this particular model, the top, bottom, and rear of the ear cup is of the same material which seems to be memory foam. However, the front side is a bit more stiff. It took me a while to figure these out but after sitting at my desk I realized that the cushions on my arm rests felt pretty similar. To my knowledge those are filled with memory foam and a gel center. In previous models, the ProSpecs feature meant having a hidden pull string or plastic tab that would pull down the front side of the ear cup to allow the user to wear glasses. Adding a distinction to the feature would be better marketing. I had to play with the cups for a short bit looking for the feature as I remembered it last. After I couldn’t figure it out I glanced over at the manual to realize there is no mention of the ProSpecs feature anywhere, only back of the box. The other feature I’d like to poke at is the wireless functionality. In older budget models, wireless meant it was a native wireless connection. I admittedly fell for this, but if you don’t notice the USB text on the box (next to the “GEN” text) chances are you missed it as well. You’ll need to have a spare USB port on your xbox to use these. If you have chargers, external hard drives, or wired remotes, chances are you wont have a spare for a headset. Conclusion These have a great audio quality and good features. However, if you’re shopping in store be sure to go over the packaging in its entirety to make certain these will work out for you. Outside of the lazy marketing the only real issue is construction, but with a little care these will server you well for many years.

Fragile head set fell from my chair and the plastic inside broke thank god for the protection plan it’s going back

Not a big fan.. it hurts my ears after wearing it for 10 mins.

Stopped working and charging after a months of using